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As America approaches the 25th anniversary of the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001, the threat from international terrorism seems like a distant memory. But as Ken Dilanian reports, some experts believe the United States is "living in a uniquely dangerous time."
Former Congressman George Santos joins Greta Van Susteren for a wide-ranging conversation about prison, politics, President Trump, and life after one of the most public downfalls in recent political history. Santos opens up about serving time in federal prison, spending 41 days in solitary confinement, receiving an 87-month sentence, and the moment he learned President Trump had commuted his sentence. He also discusses his future, criminal justice reform, Trump loyalty, Washington politics, Marjorie Taylor Greene, foreign policy, and the upcoming 25th anniversary of 9/11. This is George Santos as you've never heard him before. CHAPTERS 0:31 Greta Introduces George Santos 1:13 First Impressions and Life in the Public Eye 4:23 Life After…
Vice President Vance is giving the keynote address Thursday evening at the first-ever GOP midterm convention in Dallas. President Trump will close out the two-day event after Vance. Trump on Wednesday made a vow to provide $5,000 dividend checks to Americans if the GOP maintains majorities in the House and Senate in November. Vance has already been pressed on the president’s vow, which has received blowback. Other notable speakers today include former White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt, House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.), Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., Texas Gov. Greg Abbott (R) and Donald Trump Jr. The event is scheduled to begin at 4 p.m. EDT. Watch the live video above. Livestream courtesy of RNC.…
Heritage Foundation National Security Vice President Victoria Coates discusses President Donald Trump's remarks on when the Iran war will end, the continued pressure and her outlook for the war in Ukraine on 'Varney & Co.' 00:00 Trump's Iran War Prediction 00:48 Why Iran’s Global Strategy is Failing 01:57 The Economic Collapse of the Iranian Regime 02:59 John Ratcliffe and CIA Peace Negotiations 04:18 Is a Russia-Ukraine Ceasefire Near?
President Trump has been privately warned that the Iran war could stretch into 2029 by the Vice President and Secretary of State, reports claim.
President Trump has been privately warned that the Iran war could stretch into 2029 by the Vice President and Secretary of State, reports claim. PULSE POINTS WHAT HAPPENED: Vice President J.D. Vance and Secretary of State Marco Rubio have privately warned President Donald J. Trump that the conflict with Iran could continue through the remainder of his presidency, potentially lasting beyond January 2029, according to a Wall Street Journal report, citing U.S. officials. The warnings were reportedly delivered during private discussions in the Oval Office and the Situation Room, where senior officials raised concerns that Tehran could continue to resist American military and economic pressure. DETAIL: The assessment stands in stark…Open
Scientists who analyzed rare Tyrannosaurus rex footprints in North Dakota say the fearsome predator strolled at roughly 3.5 miles per hour, a pace a healthy human could match without breaking a sweat. A team from Liverpool John Moores University and the Denver Museum of Nature & Science studied a 23-foot trackway preserved in the Hell […] The post A T. rex walked slower than most joggers, new fossil trackway study finds appeared first on American Almanac .
Scientists who analyzed rare Tyrannosaurus rex footprints in North Dakota say the fearsome predator strolled at roughly 3.5 miles per hour, a pace a healthy human could match without breaking a sweat. A team from Liverpool John Moores University and the Denver Museum of Nature & Science studied a 23-foot trackway preserved in the Hell Creek Formation of southwestern North Dakota. The trail holds four three-toed footprints, each about three feet long, spaced at a stride length of roughly 13 feet. Using 3D surface scanning and physical reproductions of the prints, the researchers calculated that the animal moved at between 3.5 and 4.5 miles per hour, barely faster than a brisk walk for a fit adult. Professor Peter Falkingham, who led the…Open
