Chief White House Correspondent at Next News Network. Executive Producer and Lead Anchor.
@nextnews
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.
Could the legendary Biblical ark be real? Revolutionary radar scans suggest organized structures beneath the Durupınar site, reigniting global interest.
President Trump announces the formation of a new force to ensure America's lead in super intelligence.
Attorney General Todd Blanche discusses third-country deportations and the tradition of election monitoring under the Trump administration.
Texas State Sen. Angela Paxton confirms she is voting Republican on Nov. 3 in a new ad addressing the 'elephant in the room,' as Ken Paxton battles Democrat James Talarico in one of the tightest Senate races in the country.
President Trump and his administration report positive economic indicators while warning against the dangers of socialist policies.
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.
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.
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.
