Gary Franchi

Fact-checking recent media claims about President Trump's impact on a sporting event.

A Fox report that Washington and Beijing will announce tariff exemptions on agricultural, medical and low-tech goods is drawing sharp reaction online and cautious readouts from analysts, even as Next News Network could not independently verify the claim. The reported exemptions would sit on top of a two-month truce extension that Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent has said runs to January.

The US Ambassador to China discusses the importance of engaging with China's leadership and addresses concerns about China's influence on Iran.

U.S. Trade Representative praises the administration's trade achievements, highlighting a significant reduction in the trade deficit with China and growth in manufacturing jobs.

The Federalist asks a question Congress keeps dodging: before senators take advice from the agents trashing the Protect College Sports Act, they should ask who makes money if the bill fails.

A divided federal appeals court has paused a lower-court injunction against Ohio's election integrity law, clearing the way for the Buckeye State to require proof of citizenship for voter registration ahead of the midterms.

President Trump strengthens U.S. defenses with a bold border security deal. Patriots cheer as illegal immigration set to plummet.

A terse wire report of Iran-Qatar talks has amplified a flurry of competing claims about a possible ceasefire and Strait of Hormuz reopening, even as Iran's president publicly refuses to 'bend at the knee' and Israel's prime minister blasts the UN.

The Federal Reserve Board announced enforcement actions against former employees of Northstar Bank, American Express, and Regions Bank — the latest in a string of actions targeting misconduct at some of the nation's largest financial institutions.

A bipartisan duo has secured enough Republican signatures to force another House vote on releasing the Epstein files, setting up a fresh showdown over what the government is still hiding.

Bank of America plans to bolster job creation and skills training through significant investment.

The Ukrainian president says strikes on Russian oil infrastructure are justified because 'Ukrainian lives are more important than the price of energy,' as Kyiv faces pressure from partners worried about rising fuel costs.