YOUTUBE (MS NOW) - Velshi FACT CHECK Why non-citizens would not risk voting illegally
Ali Velshi and Cisco Aguilar debunk Trump administration claims that scores of non-citizens are voting in Nevada.
Ali Velshi and Cisco Aguilar debunk Trump administration claims that scores of non-citizens are voting in Nevada.
A report from the Center for American Progress shows that despite costing a huge amount of money and making huge human resource demands, Donald Trump's National Guard deployment to U.S. cities like Washington, D.C. has not reduced the rate of violent crime in those cities.
President Trump is prioritizing his vanity projects instead of the issues voters care about, and the U.S. Supreme Court just gave him the green light to continue construction on the $400M White House ballroom, for now.
“She is losing spectacularly but she’s desperately trying to cling to her position as D.C. U.S. attorney,” says Glenn Kirschner on Jeanine Pirro attempting to resurrect her reflecting pool vandalism case. Kirschner, former federal prosecutor and host of the "Justice Matters" podcast, joins The Weekend to discuss this and much more.
2026 Indianapolis 500 Rookie of the Year Mick Schumacher joined “America Right Now” to discuss carrying on the legacy of his father Michael Schumacher in IndyCar and taking on the historic street course at the Freedom 250 Grand Prix of Washington, D.C.
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This decision follows weeks of negotiations between the two nations over Trump’s proposed 50% tariffs on over $20 billion worth of Canadian goods.
A 2017 analysis in Tallinn declared the Merivälja sample ordinary. Dr. Beatriz Villarroel asked for the report and the underlying data and describes what came back. Watch this full episode of "Reality Check": https://youtu.be/Arkw4z8rCyw #Tallinn #ObjectM #Estonia
Allies of Mike Rogers , Michigan's GOP nominee for the U.S. Senate, have asked AIPAC not to advertise on his behalf, triggering a rupture with the powerful but polarizing pro-Israel group. - Rogers spoke with AIPAC chair Michael Tuchin in Los Angeles last week. The next day, AIPAC shelved an already-cut video ad targeting Rogers' Democratic rival, outspoken Israel critic Abdul El-Sayed. Why it matters: The extraordinary tension underscores how far AIPAC's political standing has fallen amid voters' anger over the war in Gaza. Even Rogers — a staunchly pro-Israel Republican — fears the group's public support could be a liability in the Nov. 3 election. Driving the news: The move by Rogers' team angered AIPAC officials, who had spent…