U.S. Sen. J.D. Vance and Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz will participate in the only vice-presidential debate of the 2024 campaign, hosted by CBS News anchors Norah O’Donnell and Margaret Brennan. The 90-minute debate takes place Tuesday at 9 p.m. Eastern in New York City, with no fact-checking or microphone muting allowed. Trump Campaign Senior Advisor Jason Miller noted that Walz is expected to be well-prepared.  

Billionaire activist George Soros has been approved by the FCC to purchase Audacy, the second-largest U.S. radio station chain, owning 220 stations and reaching 165 million listeners monthly. The decision was passed by the three Democrats on the FCC against two Republicans. Soros, 93, had previously bought $400 million of Audacy's debt, becoming its largest shareholder after the company declared bankruptcy.  

New York City Mayor Eric Adams is reportedly facing federal criminal charges, which would make him the first sitting mayor to be charged. The indictment is sealed, and recent federal inquiries have scrutinized several top officials in his circle. Adams, who was elected on a crime-fighting platform, asserts his innocence and vows to fight the charges.  

US President Joe Biden reiterated his determination to prevent the Gaza conflict from spreading in the Middle East during his final UN speech as president. He emphasized that a diplomatic solution is the only path to lasting security and warned that full-scale war is not beneficial. Despite his calls for restraint, tensions in the Israel-Lebanon crisis remain high, and his appeals for Israel and Hamas to agree on a ceasefire and hostage release are not gaining traction in the region.  

Ukraine seeks approval from its Western allies to use long-range missiles for strikes within Russia to counter Russian advances in eastern Ukraine. Ukrainian officials believe these weapons are crucial to weakening Russia's strike capabilities. However, Russia warns that such actions would be seen as an act of war, and Western allies are cautious about provoking a nuclear power.  

Four senior staff members of Mark Robinson's North Carolina governor campaign have resigned amid calls for Robinson to step down following allegations of past antisemitic and racist comments. The campaign hasn't linked the resignations to these allegations. The departing staff includes the campaign manager, finance director, deputy campaign manager, and senior adviser. Robinson expressed gratitude for their efforts and mentioned plans to announce new staff soon.  

Intentional poisoning deaths in the U.S. have significantly increased, according to a report in Clinical Toxicology. Over 15 years, poison control center data shows a rise in both adult and pediatric intentional poisonings. Pediatric deaths from poisoning have increased by over 122%, with major effect incidents up by over 190%. For adults, intentional poisoning incidents have risen by nearly 234%, with major effects up by over 133%.  

Many people are familiar with the phrase that while our country is founded as a Constitutional Republic, we operate under democratic principles. However, there's a narrative pushed by some political leaders suggesting that we exist purely in a democracy. This perspective often leads to a confusion over the distinctions between local, state, and federal governance and their roles in our daily lives. It paints a picture of an overreaching government intent on dictating personal choices at every...

The Oregon DMV admitted to mistakenly registering at least 306 noncitizens to vote due to an automatic registration program for driver’s license or state ID applicants. This issue dates back to 2021, and officials anticipate more cases before Election Day. Since noncitizens have been able to obtain licenses since 2019, only two of the identified individuals have voted since 2021. Those affected will be notified by mail that they need to prove eligibility to receive a ballot.  

“The Secret Service agent that was on the course did a fantastic job,” the sheriff said. “What they do is they have an agent that jumps one hall ahead of time to where the president was at. And he was able to spot this rifle barrel sticking out of the fence and immediately engage that individual, at which time the individual took off.”  

Following the first presidential debate between Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump, it's uncertain if Trump will agree to a rematch. Multiple TV networks want to host another debate in October, and Harris's campaign has already expressed willingness for a second face-off. However, Trump remains non-committal, stating, "We’ll think about it."  

On Tuesday night, VP Kamala Harris and former President Donald J. Trump came together on stage to debate the issues of the 2024 presidential election. Wayne, Hutch and Jason break down and analyze what they saw and how the felt the debate touched on the issues.  

Tuesday's debate between Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump, occurring less than two months before Election Day, is crucial. It could sway voter opinions and impact both campaigns ahead of Nov. 4.  

Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump will have their first presidential debate on September 10 in Philadelphia, following President Joe Biden's decision not to run for re-election. This debate is highly anticipated, and vice presidential nominees Gov. Tim Walz and Sen. J.D. Vance will debate soon after. With early voting underway in key states, the impact of these debates remains uncertain.  

Two Russian nationals with ties to a news network connected to Putin's government allegedly funneled millions to a U.S. media company that paid right-wing influencers for pro-Kremlin content. Kalashnikov and Afanasyeva face charges of money laundering and FARA violations. Allegations point to Russian interference in the 2024 U.S. elections. RT, funded by the Russian government, orchestrated the transfer of $10 million through shell entities to a Tennessee-based media firm for creating social...

Former high-ranking aide for Gov. Kathy Hochul and disgraced Gov. Andrew Cuomo, Linda Sun, along with her husband, Christopher Hu, were arrested for allegedly acting as foreign agents for CCP in exchange for kickbacks. The indictment details their lavish lifestyle funded by corrupt gains, including multiple properties and luxury cars. Sun allegedly used her position to promote China's interests.  

Israeli PM Netanyahu criticized President Biden and VP Harris for urging restraint after Hamas executed hostages. Netanyahu stated Israel made concessions and exercised restraint at the administration's request, despite Hamas not reciprocating.

California may become the first state in the U.S. to offer taxpayer-funded loans of up to $150,000 to undocumented immigrants under Assembly Bill 1840, expanding the "California Dream for All" program to aid with home purchase down payments, amid criticisms of lax immigration law enforcement and the Biden-Harris administration's border crisis.  

Special Counsel Jack Smith's renewed legal actions against former President Donald J. Trump continue, with a superseding indictment in the election interference saga. Despite the Supreme Court's ruling on presidential immunity, all four charges in the latest indictment stand. Smith's office adapts, driven by recent judicial interpretations, hinting at politicized legal actions disguised as justice.  

Donald Trump's counter-convention tour continues as he tries to define Kamala Harris, defend himself against Democrats, and deal with higher poll numbers. Trump's recent attempt to defuse abortion issues and an endorsement from Robert F. Kennedy Jr. also drew mockery.  

Attorney General Merrick Garland highlighted recent threats against election workers and affirmed the DOJ's dedication to prosecuting such cases. The federal government will pursue harsher penalties for those who intimidate election workers or use AI to sway voters. Garland warned that the Justice Department will track down and hold accountable anyone threatening election workers or officials.  

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. plans to end his independent presidential campaign and endorse former President Donald Trump, according to sources. Talks are ongoing, but clarity is expected by the end of the week. Kennedy will give a speech addressing his path forward, while Trump is set to host an event in Glendale.  

Former President Donald Trump expressed concerns about rising crime rates and Democratic policies during a speech in Michigan. He emphasized the need for a secure America, criticizing soft penalties and bail policies that he believes contribute to increasing crime.  

Former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi faced criticism from upset Democrats for her role in ending President Joe Biden's reelection bid. Pelosi defended her actions and endorsed Vice President Kamala Harris as the Democratic Party's nominee after Biden dropped out.  

As the Democrats start their convention in Chicago, Donald Trump's campaign is now scrambling to get back on track after struggling for weeks to adapt to Kamala Harris being at the top of the Democratic ticket.