Gary Franchi and Bobby Gray go live, unedited, for an hour - the night they raised the Gadsden flag over Jekyll Island, the Section 230 ruling that just broke Big Tech's immunity, and why a 12-year-old asking about Bohemian Grove is the most hopeful thing either of them has seen in 20 years.
Glenn Beck hopes you don't see this video from 2010 and it will blow your mind
700 Arrested as Marseille buses burned, and the fire truck footage is even harder to shake
Obama CAUGHT after former advisor admits it on podcast
Trump just cut CNN off AGAIN, and where the public White House feed landed is the real shock
HELLO, AMERICA: Trump Launches America.gov, One Front Door to Replace Tens of Thousands of Government Websites
THE HANGOVER: WASHINGTON - Two Camera Rolls Surfaced This Weekend and Only One of Them Is a Joke
AIR FORCE ONE BUZZES MEDINAH: Trump Comes to Blue Illinois and the President's Cup Erupts
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Conservative social media accounts seized on an NBC News price-checking segment about concert tickets to brand mainstream outlets "Artificial News," while a separate tariff claim about an Ohio pharmaceutical campus also circulated.
A Brazilian woman's photo after casting her vote in Poland — featuring a communist pin — has ignited online calls for legal action, with users citing Polish law that criminalizes such symbols. Next News Network could not independently verify the claim.
The former Chicago mayor and possible 2028 Democratic hopeful told NBC's Meet the Press that voters should worry more about Americans losing faith in their country than about his religion.
Former House Financial Services Chairman Jeb Hensarling says the Texas Stock Exchange is the final piece making the Lone Star State the best place in America to list, incorporate, and headquarter a business.
Federal agents at Port Newark intercepted 603 stolen luxury vehicles valued at more than $36 million during fiscal year 2026, according to the Washington Times, stopping high-end cars and trucks from being illegally exported to West Africa and the Caribbean.
A lab technician at Siberia's Irkutsk Anti-Plague Institute has died of a suspected pneumonic plague infection, triggering an 'anti-epidemic' lockdown and a wave of international scrutiny as Russian authorities respond to what CNN describes as a laboratory accident.
House Majority Whip Tom Emmer launched a nationwide midterm tour in Maine, warning that far-left Democratic candidates pose an 'anti-American' threat as Republicans fight to hold their majorities with six weeks until Election Day.
Secretary Wright sheds light on rising energy supplies and strategic diplomacy.
Social media posts attributed to accused hijacker Hamam al-Hammami have drawn condemnation from the New York Post, Daily Mail, LBC and others over violent rhetoric against women and support for Russia.
Senate Democrats blocked a federal voter ID and congressional insider trading ban, putting them at odds with a practice already law in 36 states and popular with voters in both parties.
Rep. Tim Burchett says he will try to block Democratic nominee Darializa Avila Chevalier from taking a House seat if she wins, citing a post in which she is accused of using the American flag as a napkin. Supporters online are amplifying the pledge, though the underlying post has not been independently confirmed.
A federal grand jury subpoenaed Sen. Ruben Gallego's leadership PAC, and conservative accounts are amplifying the news as the Arizona Democrat's spokesperson insists the PAC "has nothing to hide."
President Trump and his administration report positive economic indicators while warning against the dangers of socialist policies.
President Trump captivates supporters in Ohio with an electrifying dance performance.
Director of National Intelligence Jay Clayton will helm a new White House task force on artificial intelligence, with a 120-day mandate to assess the risks and opportunities of the technology as the U.S. races to stay ahead of China.
In a pivotal win for the Trump administration, the Supreme Court backs the tough immigration policy, signaling a major shift in border security.
Iran's Deputy Foreign Minister says Tehran is studying the American response to its proposal while remaining prepared for 'all scenarios.' The statement comes amid stalled negotiations and conflicting accounts of the diplomatic track.
Iraq's state oil tanker company says it moved two million barrels of crude through the Strait of Hormuz aboard a very large crude carrier, while Iran's parliament speaker insists the waterway will not reopen until Tehran's conditions are met.
A Russian drone strike on a bridge in Kyiv during German Chancellor Friedrich Merz's visit has prompted a wave of social media reaction, with claims of targeting civilians and warnings of further attacks circulating widely online. Next News Network could not independently verify the claims.
The captain of the Flydubai jet targeted in Wednesday's attempted hijacking said his co-pilot asked to pray just minutes before striking him from behind with a cockpit crash axe — as new evidence revealed the suspect's apparent affinity for al-Qaeda and pro-al-Qaeda propaganda calling for further attacks on aircraft carrying Americans and Israelis.
The Fed is taking the first formal step to build a regulatory framework for payment stablecoin issuers under the GENIUS Act, and it's asking the public to weigh in before the rules are written.
The Federal Reserve Board announced approval of an application by Peoples Bancorp Inc., clearing the way for the regional bank's expansion while Washington's financial regulators keep rubber-stamping consolidation across the banking industry.
The Federal Reserve and its partner agencies published resolution plan feedback letters for 15 banking organizations, telling each one what regulators want fixed in its blueprint for an orderly wind-down.
The Federal Reserve Board announced enforcement actions Tuesday against former employees of Northstar Bank, American Express, and Regions Bank — the latest in a string of insider misconduct cases the central bank has quietly pursued.
