12 AM Top-of-the-Hour News
Protestors took to the streets of Madison, Wisconsin after the shooting death of a man by a police officer.
News Nation's Nick Smith...: “This began Wednesday afternoon with a call about a person attempting to enter parked cars downtown in Madison. When police arrived, that person, a man, took off on his bike. Police caught up with him and tried to stop him. That's when Madison police chief says that the man either fell or was taken. Off his bike by police and then during a scuffle on the ground, officers say their suspect pulled out a large knife. Madison police released a pic of the knife to the public, and the chief says a taser was used in an attempt to subdue their suspect, but it was unsuccessful. ”
The US has launched another round of strikes on Iran as clashes continue to escalate over shipping routes, meanwhile, the House has passed a war powers resolution directing President Trump to end the conflict with Iran...for the second time
Led by Sen. Chris Van Hollen of Maryland ...who says he would like to see U-S Armed Forces removed from Iran.: “The framers of our Constitution deliberately vested the power to declare war in Congress because they understood the enormous consequences of sending Americans into harm's way. So if our Republican colleagues have the strength of their convictions, they should bring an authorization. To use military force in Iran to this floor, we've not seen that. ”
The resolution passed largely along party lines - four Republicans split from their party to vote in favor
The U-N held a briefing on the situation in the Middle East, United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres says Middle Eastern violence is spinning out of control: “The region is being pulled into an ever widening circle of confrontation. When crisis feeds another, when escalation triggers the next. There is no military solution to the conflict. Fighting must stop everywhere in the region, and international navigational rights and freedoms in and around the Strait of Hormuz and Bab el Mandeb must be fully restored. ”
New Jersey Democrat Governor Mikie Sherrill is going after President Trump and his reaction to thousands of non-citizens appearing on New Jersey Voter rolls.: “You know, it is not a surprise to me that the federal government, that the Trump administration wants to immediately weaponize this against people as opposed to focusing on making sure that we're running free and fair elections. ”
Meanwhile, the Justice Department is giving New Jersey five days to hand over voter data related to the noncitizen registration problem.
Motor-Voter rules are now under scrutiny in Connecticut after the revelation that a West Hartford business owner seized by ICE was registered to vote back in 2018 while getting a driver's license, ......though he never cast a ballot and the registration was later deactivated.
12 AM Top-of-the-Hour News
Wildfires have burned more than 71,000 acres in northern Minnesota, crossing the Canadian border,
evacuations getting in the way of more than 70 years of tradition for 94-year-old Donna Arbaugh, who evacuated the cabin she and her husband, George, built in 1955. She's now staying in a winter cabin rental and laughed about the situation in an interview with local public radio.: “I'm just glad I got my little house 2.5 years ago. I tell people it's that my cabin is the best place, but my little house in town is second best, so I'm OK. ”
Arbaugh said the first thing she will likely do once the evacuation orders are lifted, is go home, sit down, and make a cup of coffee.
A newly released Emerson College poll shows Pete Buttigieg leading Democratic 2028 presidential primary preferences at 19%, just ahead of Gavin Newsom at 17%.
On the Republican side, JD Vance leads at 39%, narrowly nosing out Marco Rubio at 38%.
The survey of just over 1 thousand likely voters was conducted this week, with Democrats holding an 11-point edge on the generic congressional ballot.
President Trump has not yet endorsed a successor.
The U-N held a briefing on the situation in the Middle East, United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres says Middle Eastern violence is spinning out of control: “The region is being pulled into an ever widening circle of confrontation. When crisis feeds another, when escalation triggers the next. There is no military solution to the conflict. Fighting must stop everywhere in the region, and international navigational rights and freedoms in and around the Strait of Hormuz and Bab el Mandeb must be fully restored. ”
The US has launched another round of strikes on Iran as clashes continue to escalate over shipping routes, meanwhile, the House has passed a war powers resolution directing President Trump to end the conflict with Iran...for the second time
Led by Sen. Chris Van Hollen of Maryland ...who says he would like to see U-S Armed Forces removed from Iran.: “The framers of our Constitution deliberately vested the power to declare war in Congress because they understood the enormous consequences of sending Americans into harm's way. So if our Republican colleagues have the strength of their convictions, they should bring an authorization. To use military force in Iran to this floor, we've not seen that. ”
The resolution passed largely along party lines - four Republicans split from their party to vote in favor
11 PM Bottom-of-the-Hour News
President Trump announced that AI companies and other major technology firms will pay for the power infrastructure needed to support new data centers. White House Spokesperson Caroline Leavitt: “The president is ensuring the American people are never left footing the bill so private companies can benefit. ”
A new theory suggests social media algorithms could be amplifying narcissistic traits over time.
A British study at the University of Huddersfield found when someone with narcissistic tendencies engages with self-flattering content, the algorithm reads it as a preference and feeds them more of it
Researchers call it the "Echo Algorithm"
The Morning Show is saying goodbye.
Apple announced that the fifth season of the Reese Witherspoon and Jennifer Aniston-led drama series, which will premiere next year, will be its last.
Reese Witherspoon posted a video on Instagram writing 8 years. 5 seasons. So many memories.
11 PM Top-of-the-Hour News
Reports of explosions all across Kuwait tonight
News Nation's Libby Dean: “President Trump is suggesting there's no ceasefire in sight after 12 straight days of those US strikes inside Iran, making it clear that bombing will continue. We want to get it over with and we want to do it right, but we have to, we have to do what we came to do and that we can't let these people, very violent people, we can't let them have what they want, which is nuclear weapons. ”
Border czar Tom Homan answered questions on the state of ICE during an exclusive interview with NewsNation’s “Katie Pavlich Tonight”: “Now when he talked about morale, he said that there are some issues with officers right now because they're working 6 to 7 days a week. He said that despite that, morale is not as low as it was under the previous administration, and right now they're looking at staffing opportunities and looking at post-academy training curriculum to kind of reassess and figure out where they can give these men and women a little break here, saying that they need to also continue expanding their operations. ”
That's News Nation's Ali Bradley
After a series of deadly confrontations involving ICE, Homan said they are on pace for a record number of monthly arrests.
The House... again... passes a resolution seeking to halt military action in Iran as the conflict escalates: “The measure passed with support from Democrats and a handful of Republicans and now heads to the Senate. Democratic Congresswoman Primila Jayapal says the vote sends a clear message that Congress is reclaiming its constitutional authority over war decisions. I think it sends a very strong statement to the administration. That once again Congress is reasserting our Article I powers. She also criticized Republicans who opposed the measure, saying lawmakers should have to explain their votes to constituents. They don't want to vote yes because they don't want to anger the, you know, dictator in chief, Stacy Lynn, Worldwide News Network, Washington. ”
The Senate health committee delayed a planned vote Thursday on whether to nominate Dr. Erica Schwartz to lead the CDC: “The committee's chair, Senator Bill Cassidy, said a family emergency was affecting the number of Republicans needed to be present to vote yes. He says he's satisfied with Schwartz's credentials. I'm confident that she knows what she is doing and will stand against those who do not, but Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders is. on board. I will be voting against Dr. Schwartz because we need people in this country who are going to stand up, protect the American people, and I don't think you're going to see that right now, uh, with Secretary Kennedy in his position. Bill Rakoff, Worldwide News Network. ”
Pancake — the Kemp’s Ridley Sea Turtle — was finally released back into the wild, and his fans were there to say farewell Pancake became a social media star after he was rescued from... a Cape Cod beach... last November suffering from hypothermia
the young turtle and 24 of his friends- were now strong enough to be released back into the ocean
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his survival is vital for his species that was declared endangered in the 1970s - with numbers that still fluctuate drastically
11 PM Top-of-the-Hour News
There's a new way to "cool it down" being offered in Japan. Its makers claim it beats air-conditioning or a fan.: “It's a 7 ft tall stainless steel fridge, but it's not for food, it's for humans. It's called a personal cooling booth. The temperature's kept at 59 degrees, and once a person's inside, cold air is blasted at their head, neck, shoulders, and back. The industrial equipment supplier Trusco Nakayama marketing it for use at businesses and other public spaces during the summer heat. James Flippen for the Worldwide News Network. ”
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Miami's long-running pitch as New York's cheaper, sunnier cousin just hit a snag.
Federal data show the Miami metro area is now pricier than greater New York for the first time ever
The cost of living is up 36% since 2019—one of the biggest jumps in the country --according to a Bureau of Economic Analysis index
San Francisco is still the most expensive city in the country
The House... again... passes a resolution seeking to halt military action in Iran as the conflict escalates: “The measure passed with support from Democrats and a handful of Republicans and now heads to the Senate. Democratic Congresswoman Primila Jayapal says the vote sends a clear message that Congress is reclaiming its constitutional authority over war decisions. I think it sends a very strong statement to the administration. That once again Congress is reasserting our Article I powers. She also criticized Republicans who opposed the measure, saying lawmakers should have to explain their votes to constituents. They don't want to vote yes because they don't want to anger the, you know, dictator in chief, Stacy Lynn, Worldwide News Network, Washington. ”
Border czar Tom Homan answered questions on the state of ICE during an exclusive interview with NewsNation’s “Katie Pavlich Tonight”: “Now when he talked about morale, he said that there are some issues with officers right now because they're working 6 to 7 days a week. He said that despite that, morale is not as low as it was under the previous administration, and right now they're looking at staffing opportunities and looking at post-academy training curriculum to kind of reassess and figure out where they can give these men and women a little break here, saying that they need to also continue expanding their operations. ”
That's News Nation's Ali Bradley
After a series of deadly confrontations involving ICE, Homan said they are on pace for a record number of monthly arrests.
PANCAKE THE KEMP’S RIDLEY SEA TURTLE RELEASED BACK INTO WILD
A rare turtle is making his way back home: “Pancake, the Kemp's Ridley sea turtle was finally released back into the wild, and his fans were there to say farewell. Pancake became a social media star after he was rescued from a Cape Cod beach last November. He was suffering from hypothermia and taken to the New England Aquarium for triage. The young turtle and 24 of his friends are now strong enough to be released back into the ocean. I like turtles. The turtles were all given breakfast menu inspired names like fritter, mimosa, and pancake. His survival is vital for his species. It was declared in danger in the 1970s with numbers that still fluctuate drastically. Cooper Lawrence, Worldwide News Network. ”
HOUSE PASSES RESOLUTION TO HALT MILITARY ACTION IN IRAN
The House... again... passes a resolution seeking to halt military action in Iran as the conflict escalates: “The measure passed with support from Democrats and a handful of Republicans and now heads to the Senate. Democratic Congresswoman Primila Jayapal says the vote sends a clear message that Congress is reclaiming its constitutional authority over war decisions. I think it sends a very strong statement to the administration. That once again Congress is reasserting our Article I powers. She also criticized Republicans who opposed the measure, saying lawmakers should have to explain their votes to constituents. They don't want to vote yes because they don't want to anger the, you know, dictator in chief, Stacy Lynn, Worldwide News Network, Washington. ”
10 PM Bottom-of-the-Hour News
The Justice Department will withdraw subpoenas issued to New York Times journalists who reported on security concerns about the president flying on a Qatari-donated Air Force One...: “The subpoenas were the latest instance of the Trump administration seeking to force journalists to divulge their sources. The New York Times reported that Trump left Turkey on the old Air Force One recently because a new plane donated by Qatar lacked anti-missile and other defensive features. The Times said that the subpoenas were aimed at intimidating journalists. They say it's a violation of free press protections under the First Amendment, Bill Rakoff, Worldwide News Network. ”
1.6 million eggs are being recalled for possible salmonella contamination.
The eggs from Midwest Poultry Services were sold in Texas, Louisiana, Oklahoma, Arkansas, and Mississippi. No illnesses have been reported.
This is the Worldwide News Network.
10 PM Top-of-the-Hour News
The first official poster is out for ‘EBENEZER’, a new film based on ‘A Christmas Carol’ starring Johnny Depp.: “We had seen some photos taken from the set in London. Depp sporting mutton chops and a style of dress befitting a Victorian era England. He told Entertainment Tonight that A Christmas Carol with Alastair Sim is one of his favorite films of all time. Can you forgive a pigheaded old fool Depp calling Sims's performance as Scrooge perfection, and now we have the first official film poster for Ebenezer. The tagline reads, before he was Scrooge, he was Ebenezer. James flipping for the Worldwide News Network. ”
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A man using a wheelchair was struggling to get across six lanes of traffic on an Arkansas roadway when Spiderman came to his rescue
Actually, it was Christopher Hellenthal who was still wearing a Spider-Man costume from a superhero-themed event
He saw the man struggling, jumped out of his jeep to help
The moment was captured by a street security camera and shared on social media
10 PM Top-of-the-Hour News
New Jersey Democrat Governor Mikie Sherrill is going after President Trump and his reaction to thousands of non-citizens appearing on New Jersey Voter rolls.: “I would say again that Trump has done more to undermine our election system than anyone in my lifetime, including Vladimir Putin. He has attacked the 2020 election, which he ran. He has also sent out an insurrection against us when we were trying to certify that election. ”
Motor-Voter rules are now under scrutiny in Connecticut after the revelation that a West Hartford business owner seized by ICE was registered to vote back in 2018 while getting a driver's license, ......though he never cast a ballot and the registration was later deactivated.
The Democratic House Minority Leader says the administration has failed to adequately brief Congress before announcing billions in military funding: “House Democratic leader Hakeem Jeffries says Congress has not been briefed on the proposal. Any responsible president actually would have provided a briefing through his cabinet secretaries in advance of any sort of public proclamation and question whether the administration's announcement should be taken seriously. Jeffries also took a broader swipe at the president, referring to Trump's viral appearance at the World Cup final. Looked like the old man in the club that no one wanted around, saying the president is more focused on chasing attention than informing lawmakers. Stacy Linn, Worldwide News Network, Washington. ”
The U-N held a briefing on the situation in the Middle East, UN Secretary-General António Guterres says Middle Eastern violence is spinning out of control: “The region is being pulled into an ever widening circle of confrontation. When crisis feeds another, when escalation triggers the next. There is no military solution to the conflict. Fighting must stop everywhere in the region, and international navigational rights and freedoms in and around the Strait of Hormuz and Bab el Mandeb must be fully restored. ”
Protestors took to the streets of Madison, Wisconsin after the shooting death of a man by a police officer.
News Nation's Nick Smith...: “This began Wednesday afternoon with a call about a person attempting to enter parked cars downtown in Madison. When police arrived, that person, a man, took off on his bike. Police caught up with him and tried to stop him. That's when Madison police chief says that the man either fell or was taken. Off his bike by police and then during a scuffle on the ground, officers say their suspect pulled out a large knife. Madison police released a pic of the knife to the public, and the chief says a taser was used in an attempt to subdue their suspect, but it was unsuccessful. ”
The Democratic House Minority Leader says the administration has failed to adequately brief Congress before announcing billions in military funding: “House Democratic leader Hakeem Jeffries says Congress has not been briefed on the proposal. Any responsible president actually would have provided a briefing through his cabinet secretaries in advance of any sort of public proclamation and question whether the administration's announcement should be taken seriously. Jeffries also took a broader swipe at the president, referring to Trump's viral appearance at the World Cup final. Looked like the old man in the club that no one wanted around, saying the president is more focused on chasing attention than informing lawmakers. Stacy Linn, Worldwide News Network, Washington. ”
9 PM Bottom-of-the-Hour News
President Trump announced that AI companies and other major technology firms will pay for the power infrastructure needed to support new data centers. White House Spokesperson Caroline Leavitt: “The president is ensuring the American people are never left footing the bill so private companies can benefit. ”
The Morning Show is saying goodbye.
Apple announced that the fifth season of the Reese Witherspoon and Jennifer Aniston-led drama series, which will premiere next year, will be its last.
Season five is currently in production and features a host of new stars including Jeff Daniels, and Sean Hayes.
A new theory suggests social media algorithms could be amplifying narcissistic traits over time.
A British study at the University of Huddersfield found when someone with narcissistic tendencies engages with self-flattering content, the algorithm reads it as a preference and feeds them more of it
Researchers call it the "Echo Algorithm"
9 PM Top-of-the-Hour News
New reports say explosions have been reported all across Kuwait.
News Nation's Libby Dean: “President Trump is suggesting there's no ceasefire in sight after 12 straight days of those US strikes inside Iran, making it clear that bombing will continue. We want to get it over with and we want to do it right, but we have to, we have to do what we came to do and that we can't let these people, very violent people, we can't let them have what they want, which is nuclear weapons. ”
Border czar Tom Homan answered questions on the state of ICE during an exclusive interview with NewsNation’s “Katie Pavlich Tonight”: “Now when he talked about morale, he said that there are some issues with officers right now because they're working 6 to 7 days a week. He said that despite that, morale is not as low as it was under the previous administration, and right now they're looking at staffing opportunities and looking at post-academy training curriculum to kind of reassess and figure out where they can give these men and women a little break here, saying that they need to also continue expanding their operations. ”
That's News Nation's Ali Bradley
After a series of deadly confrontations involving ICE, Homan said they are on pace for a record number of monthly arrests.
The US signed a landmark nuclear deal with Saudi Arabia, but there are conditions: “President Trump says a US nuclear agreement with Saudi Arabia will only move forward if the kingdom joins the Abraham Accords and normalizes relations with Israel. White House Press Secretary Caroline Levitt says this condition is something the president has spoken about many times. He wants to see these countries sign the Abraham Accord. It was one of the most historic accomplishments of his first term. But if they don't agree to these conditions, he has said if they don't join the Abraham Accords, the deal is off. The president insists the deal will be for peaceful nuclear energy only and that there will be no enrichment. Stacy Linn, Worldwide News Network, Washington. ”
The Senate health committee delayed a planned vote Thursday on whether to nominate Dr. Erica Schwartz to lead the CDC: “The committee's chair, Senator Bill Cassidy, said a family emergency was affecting the number of Republicans needed to be present to vote yes. He says he's satisfied with Schwartz's credentials. I'm confident that she knows what she is doing and will stand against those who do not, but Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders is. on board. I will be voting against Dr. Schwartz because we need people in this country who are going to stand up, protect the American people, and I don't think you're going to see that right now, uh, with Secretary Kennedy in his position. Bill Rakoff, Worldwide News Network. ”
Pancake — the Kemp’s Ridley Sea Turtle — was finally released back into the wild, and his fans were there to say farewell Pancake became a social media star after he was rescued from... a Cape Cod beach... last November suffering from hypothermia
the young turtle and 24 of his friends- were now strong enough to be released back into the ocean
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his survival is vital for his species that was declared endangered in the 1970s - with numbers that still fluctuate drastically
9 PM Top-of-the-Hour News
New reports say explosions have been reported all across Kuwait.
News Nation's Libby Dean: “President Trump is suggesting there's no ceasefire in sight after 12 straight days of those US strikes inside Iran, making it clear that bombing will continue. We want to get it over with and we want to do it right, but we have to, we have to do what we came to do and that we can't let these people, very violent people, we can't let them have what they want, which is nuclear weapons. ”
Border czar Tom Homan answered questions on the state of ICE during an exclusive interview with NewsNation’s “Katie Pavlich Tonight”: “Now when he talked about morale, he said that there are some issues with officers right now because they're working 6 to 7 days a week. He said that despite that, morale is not as low as it was under the previous administration, and right now they're looking at staffing opportunities and looking at post-academy training curriculum to kind of reassess and figure out where they can give these men and women a little break here, saying that they need to also continue expanding their operations. ”
That's News Nation's Ali Bradley
After a series of deadly confrontations involving ICE, Homan said they are on pace for a record number of monthly arrests.
The US signed a landmark nuclear deal with Saudi Arabia, but there are conditions: “President Trump says a US nuclear agreement with Saudi Arabia will only move forward if the kingdom joins the Abraham Accords and normalizes relations with Israel. White House Press Secretary Caroline Levitt says this condition is something the president has spoken about many times. He wants to see these countries sign the Abraham Accord. It was one of the most historic accomplishments of his first term. But if they don't agree to these conditions, he has said if they don't join the Abraham Accords, the deal is off. The president insists the deal will be for peaceful nuclear energy only and that there will be no enrichment. Stacy Linn, Worldwide News Network, Washington. ”
The Senate health committee delayed a planned vote Thursday on whether to nominate Dr. Erica Schwartz to lead the CDC: “The committee's chair, Senator Bill Cassidy, said a family emergency was affecting the number of Republicans needed to be present to vote yes. He says he's satisfied with Schwartz's credentials. I'm confident that she knows what she is doing and will stand against those who do not, but Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders is. on board. I will be voting against Dr. Schwartz because we need people in this country who are going to stand up, protect the American people, and I don't think you're going to see that right now, uh, with Secretary Kennedy in his position. Bill Rakoff, Worldwide News Network. ”
Pancake — the Kemp’s Ridley Sea Turtle — was finally released back into the wild, and his fans were there to say farewell Pancake became a social media star after he was rescued from... a Cape Cod beach... last November suffering from hypothermia
the young turtle and 24 of his friends- were now strong enough to be released back into the ocean
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his survival is vital for his species that was declared endangered in the 1970s - with numbers that still fluctuate drastically
9 PM Top-of-the-Hour News
A former NFL kicker and the man who served as his team's official doctor will face off in November's congressional election.: “This is for Arizona's highly competitive First Congressional District, and former Arizona Cardinals kicker Jay Feely, having won the Republican nomination, will be running against Democrat Ame Shah, a physician who also served as the New York Jets team. In 2008 and 2009 when Feely was kicking for New York. The race pitting former colleagues against each other is also a big one in terms of the House of Representatives balance of power. James Flippen for the Worldwide News Network. ”
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Miami's long-running pitch as New York's cheaper, sunnier cousin just hit a snag.
Federal data show the Miami metro area is now pricier than greater New York for the first time ever
The cost of living is up 36% since 2019—one of the biggest jumps in the country --according to a Bureau of Economic Analysis index
San Francisco is still the most expensive city in the country