NewsNation

Seven people formerly detained by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement filed a federal lawsuit Tuesday alleging the agency has refused to return their passports, work permits and other belongings at least five months following their release. Without those items, the lawsuit says, some can’t hold steady jobs, pay their billsContinue Reading

On this episode of “NewsNation Prime” with host Hena Doba: We follow the White House response to a suspected plague outbreak in Russia. Former White House coronavirus response coordinator Dr. Deborah Birx joins live to discuss how concerned Americans should be. Then, with the midterms less than a month away,Continue Reading

Synthetic versions of kratom, nicknamed “gas station heroin,” is under new scrutiny across the country after authorities found packages of it while investigating the deaths of two University of Mississippi students. In New York, the strongest form of the drug remains on store shelves or behind the counter at moreContinue Reading

Why has the case of death row inmate Christa Pike received so much public attention? NewsNation’s Chris Cuomo argues that race and gender play a major role, contending that Pike’s status as a white woman has contributed to the intense media focus on her case. Chris Cuomo hosts “CUOMO,” aContinue Reading

Why is Chris Cuomo bringing together Stephen A. Smith, Bill Maher, Rahm Emanuel, Steve Bannon and more for ONE NIGHT? Because this time, YOU get to ask the questions. Watch Decision Desk 2026: Have Your Say LIVE Tuesday at 8p/7C, only on NewsNation. Submit your questions using #HaveYourSay on X.Continue Reading

Caleb Flynn cried in court while watching himself during a police interrogation about his wife’s murder. But as detectives pressed the former worship pastor and “American Idol” contestant about his missing gun, his marriage and the intruder he claimed killed Ashley Flynn, the questions got a lot harder. In thisContinue Reading

Asked whether their pre-Sputnik transient findings point to something watching the planet, astrophysicist Dr. Beatriz Villarroel and Vanderbilt professor Dr. Stephen Bruehl give Ross Coulthart their answers. Watch this full episode of “Reality Check”: https://youtu.be/PmE-MWto05M #Sputnik #transients #spaceContinue Reading

At least four deaths in Florida and Alabama have been linked so far to Hurricane Isaias, which is now classified as a post-tropical cyclone. Forecasters warn that flooding could extend into the Appalachians as the weakened storm continues northeast. NewsNation’s Mills Hayes reports from Florida. Start your day with “MorningContinue Reading

Pope Leo XIV announced Sunday he will undergo surgery in the coming days to remove a nodular lesion on his lung that was recently discovered during medical checks. Hudson Medical and Wellness doctor Tom Pitts joins “Morning in America” to explain what the nodule could be and what recovery couldContinue Reading

A prosthetic limb technician has unchained the concept of using bicycle parts to make artificial legs for people who can’t acquire conventional devices. “It’s been just a labor of love,” Ben Hogan, a former bicycle mechanic, told “Jesse Weber Live” on Friday. #Bicycle #Prosthetics #Health “Jesse Weber Live” brings aContinue Reading

Melissa “Mizzy” Berry, who has closely followed the Sandra Birchmore case for years, said one juror appeared emotional during opening statements and predicted prosecutors’ evidence will be compelling as the federal murder trial unfolds. Berry also highlighted allegations of investigative failures in the original probe and claimed former officer MatthewContinue Reading

On this episode of “On Balance,” Leland Vittert discusses how similar Democratic Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed is to Traitor 47. Republican Michigan State Representative Bryan Posthumus and Adolph Mongo weigh in. Meanwhile, the economy continues to hurt Americans. Steve Cortes examines the impact. Later, three years after October 7,Continue Reading