Full Episodes

Seven states held primary elections on Tuesday. We take a look at the results from the governor races in New York and Illinois — and at Trump’s continued influence on the GOP.

More companies are coming forward to cover abortion costs. They say there’s a lot at stake for them, especially during the labor shortage. But we spoke to one expert who thinks there’s more to the story.

Turkey lifts its veto over Finland and Sweden’s bid to join NATO. Leaders of the countries are agreeing to give Turkey their full support in matters of national security.

46 suspected illegal immigrants were found dead in a truck trailer abandoned in Texas. 16 survivors — hot to the touch — were brought to the hospital suffering from heat stroke and exhaustion.

Three people are dead and at least 50 were injured in an Amtrak train derailment in Missouri on Monday. Federal Railroad Administration staff are en route to support the investigation.

Independence day long weekend is almost here. But long delays and cancellations are proving costly for the airline industry.

Over the weekend pro-abortion protests across the U.S. In Arizona, demonstrations turned chaotic with protesters vandalizing monuments and trying to kick in glass doors at the State Senate building.

Arizona expands its School choice program to include all students — giving parents more freedom over their children’s education. Find out why it’s being called the ‘Gold Standard’ for School Choice policy.

The G-7 Summit began in Europe. Leaders pledged investments to counter China’s Belt and Road initiative and plan to ban Russian gold imports.

A bipartisan gun control package passes in the Senate. The house is set to vote today with passage expected.

The Supreme Court decision striking down New York state’s concealed carry restrictions is receiving mixed reactions. The ruling could have implications for other states with similar laws.

Senator Marco Rubio introduces a bipartisan act to protect Americans’ personal data from foreign adversaries. It would give the Biden administration power to block exports of personal data to countries like China that pose national security risks.

Uvalde School Police Chief and on-scene commander during the Texas school shooting is placed on Administrative Leave. He is facing increasing criticism for delaying to tale action.

A cold case from 50 years ago is finally closed. The infamous New York “Torso Killer” has been charged.

A helicopter used for tourism flights in West Virginia crashed onto a highway on Wednesday. All six people on board were killed

An earthquake of magnitude 6.1 kills over 900 people in Afghanistan early on Wednesday. Several hundred were injured with the toll expected to grow as more information comes in.

A jetliner caught fire after landing at Miami International Airport. The flight was arriving from Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic.

Trump-endorsed Katie Britt wins Alabama’s U.S. Senate primary runoff. And we bring you the results from elections in Virginia and Georgia.

China is taking advantage of the cheaper prices caused by strict Western sanctions on Russian oil. Russia has now passed Saudi Arabia as the lead supplier of crude oil for Chinese imports.

2021 Nobel peace prize co-winner Dmitry Muratov, pledged to donate $500,000 of his prize money to charities. Muratov put the prize up for auction with proceeds going to Ukrainian children displaced by war. It sold for $103.5 million dollars, shattering the record for any Nobel medal auctioned off before.

Four Republican primary runoff elections in Georgia today could potentially contribute to shifting the majority of power in the House. We take a look at the candidates, two of whom are Trump-endorsed.

It’s official, the 2026 FIFA World cup is coming to New Jersey and the San Francisco Bay Area. Fans celebrate the announcements made Thursday.

Elon Musk addresses Twitter employees in a leaked internal online Q&A meeting. Find out what was discussed during the video call.

Leaders from France, Germany, and Italy visit Ukraine to show their support. And the European Union’s executive expected to propose Ukraine become a formal candidate for membership.

Thousands of dead cattle in Kansas this week. State officials say the cause is extreme heat and humidity, and that it could get worse this weekend.

Senate Republicans are introducing bills to hold Big-Tech accountable and increase transparency. Find out what lawmakers have in mind.

And rising Inflation is heightening fears of a recession. How can you prepare and protect yourself financially? We spoke to a financial adviser.

In a special election, Republican Mayra Flores wins the South Texas House seat in a district that has voted Democrat for 100 years. In South Carolina, Trump-endorsed Russell Fry defeats Tom Rice with over 50 percent of the vote; and more early results from primaries in four states.

Former Atlanta Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms is joining the White House as a Senior Adviser to President Biden.

And more than ten thousand visitors were ordered out of Yellowstone as unprecedented flooding tore through the northern half of the nation’s oldest national park.

Four states hold primary elections on Tuesday. Among them is Nevada — a state with the potential to sway the balance of power in the House and the Senate.

Legislation that will increase regulation on foreign investment receives bipartisan support in congress. The bill aims to rebuild critical supply chains and protect U-S technologies from countries like China.

Unprecedented rain has caused record flooding and widespread damage in Yellowstone National Park and surrounding areas of Montana. Visitors were forced to evacuate.

A shooting at a manufacturing facility in Maryland leaves 3 people dead and one in critical condition. A state trooper and the suspected gunman are both injured after a shootout.

Trump endorsed Ryan Zinke wins the U.S. House primary in Montana’s First District. The narrow victory comes after days of hand-counting ballots. Find out what caused the delay.

A Chinese fighter jet crashes into houses during a training mission in China. One person was killed and two others injured according to state reports. 

In the wake of recent mass shootings, the House of Representatives passes a wide-ranging package of gun control legislation. The bill raises the legal age to buy a semi-automatic from 18 to 21.

A man plotting to kill Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh was arrested. The armed man found near the Justices home is being charged with attempted murder.

At the Summit of the Americas — President Biden announces a partnership plan for economic development — despite many Latin American countries declining to attend the event.

San Fransisco voted to recall progressive District Attorney Chesa Boudin. Kristi Noem wins the Republican party nomination for South Dakota governor. Results from primary elections in seven states.

Rasmussen reports a list of midterm voter issues along with a list of U.S. legacy media top voter issues.

Several thousand members of the largest migrant caravan this year are making their way to the U.S. They obtained humanitarian and temporary visas from Mexican authorities — that allowed them free passage through the country.

New Mexico is holding its primary elections on June 7. We’re taking a look at the candidates in the Land of Enchantment.

New Jersey voter registration records show over 8,200 duplicate names, making it possible for one person to cast two ballots.

And a U.S. court issues seizure warrants for Russian Billionaire Roman Abramovich’s two luxury planes — after the Billionaire continued to fly to Moscow despite export controls.

Mass shootings involving multiple shooters in Philadelphia and Tennessee over the weekend — and retired Wisconsin Judge John Roemer murdered in his home on Friday. The suspect is in critical condition after being found with an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound. 

The January 6 committee will be holding its first prime time hearing this Thursday — Top republicans say they’re prepared to take the hit and respond to it.

Ukraine’s capital Kyiv was hit with missiles for the first time in over a month. Ukraine says it has retaken half of the city of Sievierodonetsk after troops reported more fighting in the Donetsk region. 

A bill aimed at toughening national gun laws was put forward by a House panel on June 2. It raises the age limit from 18 to 21 when buying semi-automatic rifles among other measures. The House will vote on the legislation next week.

A Texas fugitive who murdered a family of five was shot dead by police after escaping from a prison bus.

California lawyer Michael Avenatti was sentenced to four years in prison for defrauding his best-known former client, adult entertainment actress Stormy Daniels. He is already serving a two-and-a-half-year sentence from a previous conviction.