Host Blake Burman discusses breaking news coming out of Washington state where some 67,000 people have been forced to evacuate amid destructive wildfires. More than 10,000 acres have burned in Spokane, and the fires remain 0% contained. 00:00 - Introduction 02:31 - Spokane wildfires remain 0% contained 12:14 - Trump gives Iran last chance to cut deal 20:01 - 67,000 forced to flee WA wildfires 27:45 - Primary voters in 5 states head to polls 38:15 - Armed suspect arrested ahead of Trump visit
American Thinker By Allan J. Feifer History shows that mere dissatisfaction with the government is not enough—and that we can prevent a government collapse through our own constitutional and ethical conduct.
Haim Zachs, Govt Press Office of Israel via wikim cc2 By Thomas Kolbe While Germany's debt spiral is accelerating ever faster, Argentine President Javier Milei is steering his country in the opposite direction.
ChatGPT By M. Walter I have long wondered if those who lived in pre-Revolutionary America knew somehow that they were living in capital-R Revolutionary times, because I’m wondering if we’re there again.
American Thinker By John L. Smith Even as they insist we feed the world, they cry “hunger” here at home, ignoring that their policies have created this American famine.
Sen. Susan Collins (R-Maine) said Tuesday she will vote against Todd Blanche's nomination for attorney general . Why it matters: Collins' vote won't sink Blanche's nomination on its own . But it makes every remaining undecided Republican that much more important. - With Sen. Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) still absent from the Senate, Blanche, who is serving in an acting capacity, can afford to lose only two GOP votes, assuming all Democrats oppose him. - "While I believe Mr. Blanche is a capable lawyer, the Department of Justice has become increasingly political," Collins said in a statement . - "Mr. Blanche has taken several actions that have further eroded the Department's independence, and that is the basis for my vote to oppose his…
Top Pentagon officials are already pitching reconciliation 4.0 to Senate Republicans behind closed doors, underscoring the need for a massive boost in military funds, Axios has learned. Why it matters: Thune hasn't embraced reconciliation 3.0. The White House is already looking beyond it. - Trump officials are quietly sketching out a lame-duck package that could pair significant Pentagon funding with other priorities, including a debt ceiling increase that will be necessary sometime in 2027. They see it as going hand in hand with the current effort to pass reconciliation 3.0. - The administration's case goes beyond replenishing weapons depleted by the conflicts in Iran and Ukraine . Officials are also sounding alarms about the need…
NewsNation's Katie Pavlich and Blake Burman discuss the close Democratic Senate primary in Michigan, where Decision Desk HQ data shows additional Detroit absentee ballots favoring Rep. Haley Stevens while Abdul El-Sayed maintains a narrow lead. "Katie Pavlich Tonight" offers a conservative take on the day’s events while welcoming all viewpoints. The goal: cutting through left-right bias in pursuit of plain facts and honest analysis.
