NewsNation correspondent-at-large Geraldo Rivera joins “Batya!” to discuss what he describes as Democrats backing candidates with alleged anti-Jewish views. Rivera says the issue is contributing to a growing generational divide between younger Jewish voters and the party. #democrats #jews #politics NewsNation is your source for fact-based, unbiased news for allContinue Reading
Acting Labor Secretary Keith Sonderling joins “NewsNation Prime” to discuss new job data and concerns that Artificial Intelligence could end up displacing scores of U.S. workers. #Jobs #Business #AI “NewsNation Prime” is America’s source for unbiased news offering a full range of perspectives from across the U.S. Weekends starting atContinue Reading
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Colin Brown, Host of ‘The Paranormal Files’, recalls speaking with Epstein survivor Juliette Bryant, and recounts her claims of subject to undergo medical procedures at Zorro Ranch. #paranormal #juliettebryant #zorro #epsteinfilesContinue Reading
Saturday marks the 82nd anniversary of D-Day, the U.S.-led invasion of occupied France that led to the conclusion of World War II in Europe. Historian and author Douglas Brinkley joins “On Balance” to discuss the pivotal event and how President Ronald Reagan helped raise its stature in the 1980s. #HistoryContinue Reading
The red-and-white can is one of the most recognized images in American culture. But inside Campbell’s headquarters, the company behind it is focused less on nostalgia than on what comes next. Founded in 1869 by fruit merchant Joseph Campbell, the company has grown from a single product line into aContinue Reading
Jennifer is a two-time cancer survivor and LGBTQ+ entrepreneur based in Charlottesville, Virginia. She said she owns a “queer-friendly” restaurant and arcade, Firefly, right next to her chocolate shop. “Getting to have both of my businesses next to each other is 20 years in the making and really exciting,” sheContinue Reading
Kids across the country say they’ve become afraid to eat lunch at school, fearful of experiencing “lunch shaming” and being made fun of for what they are eating. NewsNation’s Elizabeth Prann explains the viral trend and its impact on students.Continue Reading