The Trump administration has recognized that the affordability crisis is real and hurting our voters the most. Help is finally on the way.
This week, we are all Chuck Grassley in our souls.
The sudden fixation on AI by Democrats — and their coincidental same approach — seems to do more with political power calculations than a general concern about AI.
Step one is to 'trick the voters' to obtain a governing mandate. Step two is to 'purge the opposition when the voters are realizing that they were tricked.' And step three is 'everybody is punished who was part of this conservative movement.'
Among the accusations in the filing is that UVU knew that rooftop access was a security risk, and that the building from where Kirk's alleged killer fired a shot from was "pretty close" to where the conservative activist would be speaking.
Eight of the ten states where students had the worst literacy scores were liberal bastions with politically powerful teachers’ unions. Source
We look at Yemen’s Houthi militia.
Fourteen Russian spy satellites moved over a US military base in Saudi Arabia two days before a devastating attack by Iran. The timing and sequencing of the spacecraft gave them access to a large spectrum of data which, US officials and international intelligence sources say, helped Tehran conduct some of its most precise attacks against American assets. CNN's Tamara Qiblawi reports.
Hollywood's GLP-1 boom has a hidden price. Host Paula Froelich talks to Lizzie Straus, co-founder and CEO of telehealth company Mino, about when weight loss crosses from healthy to dangerous and why patients are looking for "gentler" options. Then, plastic surgeon Dr. Anil Shah breaks down "Ozempic face," the surge in facelifts and fillers and what it costs to fix rapid weight loss: anywhere from $40,000 to $300,000. Disclosure: Mino sells weight-loss treatments. Paula Froelich is a patient using peptides. This video is not medical advice; talk to your doctor before starting or stopping any medication.
Tonight on "Elizabeth Vargas Reports": After the world's top AI executives united to support a slowdown in development, President Trump pushed for acceleration and called all the recent doomsday warnings a "hoax." This episode originally aired Sept. 14, 2026. Anchor Elizabeth Vargas delivers the biggest stories, without bias or opinion. Watch "Elizabeth Vargas Reports" every weeknight at 7p/6C on NewsNation. #VargasReports NewsNation is your source for fact-based, unbiased news for all Americans.