The fate of Lindsay Clancy is now in the hands of the jury. Nine women and three men must decide whether prosecutors proved beyond a reasonable doubt that Clancy was criminally responsible for killing her three children or whether severe postpartum depression and psychosis left her legally insane. After closing arguments and final instructions from the judge, the jury began deliberations. NewsNation National Correspondent Brian Entin, criminal trial attorney Mark Eiglarsh and jury consultant Susan Constantine discuss. Chris Cuomo contrasts political “noise” with “signal” while examining ICE’s arrest and deportation numbers and who is actually being targeted. Cuomo points to data showing most immigrants arrested in July had no…
In this episode of "Gamer Galaxy," Katie Harbath, former Facebook elections lead and CEO of Anchor Change, joins host Cher to unpack why gaming is becoming a serious political channel. They explore how campaigns are using Twitch, livestreams and in-game ads to reach voters, why AOC’s gaming presence matters and how platforms are grappling with transparency, monetization and foreign interference.
Between inflation, the cost of living, the economy, and the Iran war, President Trump’s approval ratings are tanking among voters, according to new numbers. MS NOW’s White House reporter Laura Barrón-López and Wall Street Journal national politics reporter Sabrina Siddiqui join The Weekend to discuss this and much more. #Economy #Inflation #TrumpApprovalRating
Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian acknowledged Friday that the U.S. blockade has slashed Iran’s trade and left critical imports Reported by: Cherry Meigh TimbolNews Content Editor Published August 29, 2026 As the Trump administration intensifies what [...]
Thousands of people are missing and hundreds are dead after a flash flood in Nepal that struck with little warning earlier this week. Why it matters: The flood is exposing the gaps in warning systems that are designed to watch out for extreme rain and rivers — not for sudden collapses high in the mountains during good weather. - Glacier-driven floods under clear skies — sometimes called "blue-sky floods" — can happen in the U.S. too, especially in Alaska and the Pacific Northwest, where sudden releases of glacial water can send floods and debris racing down mountain valleys. - This actually happened at Mount Rainier in Washington state in 2001, when debris flow from a glacier-related hazard caught people off guard during fair…
