Roman Balmakov

The U.S. Supreme Court’s ruling in Louisiana v. Callais could be one of—if not the—deciding factor in who controls the House moving forward.

In a rare case of denaturalization, a federal judge has stripped the U.S. citizenship of a Chinese couple living here in America. Let’s go through what this couple did (with the assistance of the Chinese communist government).

Tune in as Roman Balmakov and his Primetime Unscripted colleagues take on their final episode.

A few years ago, two brothers who went to middle school together came to class wearing hooded sweatshirts that said “Let’s Go Brandon” on them. Now, most people know the origin of that phrase—and what it actually means—but here’s the question: In a school context, is it appropriate?

Last week, Virginia became the 18th state to pass a bill that will effectively eliminate the Electoral College.

Join host Roman Balmakov and his “Primetime” colleagues as they discuss the latest news.

Some recent reporting has stirred a lot of online controversy, including when it was publicized that the ATF (Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives) found it inconclusive that the bullet recovered from Charlie Kirk’s autopsy matched the rifle belonging to Tyler Robinson. The defense lawyers are jumping on this finding ahead of the preliminary hearing.

The U.S. Supreme Court has just issued a new landmark ruling. Specifically, in an 8-to-1 decision, the Supreme Court found that Colorado’s ban on “conversion therapy” is unconstitutional—and violates the first amendment rights of Christian therapists.

The U.S. Supreme Court’s ruling in Louisiana v. Callais could be one of—if not the—deciding factor in who controls the House moving forward.

In a rare case of denaturalization, a federal judge has stripped the U.S. citizenship of a Chinese couple living here in America. Let’s go through what this couple did (with the assistance of the Chinese communist government).

Tune in as Roman Balmakov and his Primetime Unscripted colleagues take on their final episode.

A few years ago, two brothers who went to middle school together came to class wearing hooded sweatshirts that said “Let’s Go Brandon” on them. Now, most people know the origin of that phrase—and what it actually means—but here’s the question: In a school context, is it appropriate?

Last week, Virginia became the 18th state to pass a bill that will effectively eliminate the Electoral College.

Join host Roman Balmakov and his “Primetime” colleagues as they discuss the latest news.

Some recent reporting has stirred a lot of online controversy, including when it was publicized that the ATF (Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives) found it inconclusive that the bullet recovered from Charlie Kirk’s autopsy matched the rifle belonging to Tyler Robinson. The defense lawyers are jumping on this finding ahead of the preliminary hearing.

The U.S. Supreme Court has just issued a new landmark ruling. Specifically, in an 8-to-1 decision, the Supreme Court found that Colorado’s ban on “conversion therapy” is unconstitutional—and violates the first amendment rights of Christian therapists.