Trump officials are ejecting 750,000 ACA enrollees from their coverage, claiming there is fraud in the program. This comes as Americans grapple with rising costs. New York Times Investigative Reporter Sarah Kliff and Co-host of the "Prof G Markets" podcast Ed Elson join Katy Tur to share their analysis.
The first hearing for Trump's White House ban on MS NOW, CNN, and Politico took place today. Nicolle Wallace is joined by Jim Acosta and Jessica Yellin for analysis on Deadline: White House.
The Iranian regime is teetering on the brink.
As I mentioned in an article on Tuesday, we are officially in campaign season, and the weather here in the state of Michigan is cooperating as it should. What that generally means is that the weather gets colder, and snow is right around the corner.
September 23rd, 1949, was a key day in history. The Cold War was just getting started in earnest, the Soviet Union was building aircraft and tanks, the former Allies were broken apart, the Iron Curtain was coming down in Europe.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky declared “our lives are more important than the price of energy” in an interview while defending his strikes against Russian oil refineries. Speaking with the Wall Street Journal’s editor-in-chief Emma Tucker on the sidelines of the United Nations General Assembly, Zelensky responded when asked if President Trump pressed the Ukrainian President to cease strikes against Russian oil refineries amid growing diesel prices globally. Read More: https://thehill.com/policy/international/6106285-zelensky-defends-russian-refinery-strikes/ #ukraine #russia #war #trump
Rep. Ashley Hinson, the GOP’s Iowa Senate candidate, called for the House to come back to session “immediately” to tackle soaring diesel prices and suspend the gas tax as voter frustration over the economy amid the war in Iran grows. “The House should return to DC immediately to work to pause diesel exports, suspend the gas tax, fully unleash E15 and biodiesel, and work on a diesel relief program for truckers and farmers,” Hinson wrote Tuesday on the social platform X. “Americans need relief and I’ll work with anyone to deliver.” Read More: https://thehill.com/homenews/house/6106637-hinson-calls-house-diesel-relief/ #trump #iran #senate #election
Florida driver Lindsey Isaacs testified on how data from Flock cameras were used to wrongly accuse her of fleeing the scene of a fatal car accident she says she had nothing to do with. Isaacs recounts her time in solitary confinement at the Volusia County Jail. Republican Sen. Josh Hawley, who recently opened an investigation into Flock, lead the hearing. A Senate panel questioned how license plate cameras, including Flock Safety, track drivers across the country. #Flock #Crime #Florida
Peptides, supplements, GLP-1 weight-loss drugs, NAD, IV drips, and “longevity stacks” are everywhere. But how much do people really know about what they are putting into their bodies? Dr. Jared Ament and Dr. Jon Kanevsky join PragerU CEO Marissa Streit to explain the potential benefits of peptides, why so many Americans are experimenting with them, and why the gray-market peptide industry can be risky. They break down FDA approval, third-party testing, China-based sourcing, growth hormone peptides, Ozempic, retatrutide, creatine, NAD, and the role of AI in helping patients research their own health. They also discuss why good medicine requires both curiosity and humility. This episode is part of a series of medical interviews. The…
Kathmandu’s arrest of a prominent political observer who shared critical reporting by The Grayzone is the latest sign that a government which promised reform may be more repressive than the one it forcibly replaced.
The Supreme Court of Nepal has ordered the government to explain its reasoning for arresting political analyst Bharatmani Dahal, who was jailed by the country’s cyber police on the grounds that he had spread “misinformation” by sharing a recent report by The Grayzone. Nepali media reports that Supreme Court Justice Kumar Regmi issued a “show-cause order” requiring the government to justify its arrest of Dahal, who was detained at a tea shop in southeastern Nepal on September 20. The court’s decision came in response to a petition by Dahal’s daughter, who maintains that her father is being held unlawfully. This Substack is reader-supported. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid…Open