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Hal Eisner is joined by Congressman Brad Sherman to talk about the impact of the dispute over raising the U.S. debt ceiling. Hal also speaks to dog trainer Larua Nativo and Lindsey Wolko, the founder of the Center for Pet Safety about ways to keep our pets safe.

African countries must not allow the United States to influence their decisions and actions and use them as “geopolitical tools” against countries such as China and Russia, says a political analyst.

A freight train carrying thousands of gallons of toxic material derailed in East Palestine, Ohio, in the United States, burning for more than two days, releasing toxic chemicals in the air.

French President Emmanuel Macron has concluded his Africa tour, which took him to several countries in an attempt to restore the tarnished image of France within the continent.

The United States is adopting a more hostile policy towards China after Beijing outperformed Washington in the economic field, according to a political commentator, warning that the US may resort to military options

On this episode, Vermont Natural Resources Secretary Julie Moore joins NBC5's Stewart Ledbetter to outline what we know about the transition costs of S.5, especially for Vermont's poorest households.

VIDEO: Schneider Electric senior consultant chats to BusinessGreen's editor in chief James Murray about the challenges for sustainability leaders in navigating the net zero transition

Hal Eisner is joined by songwriter Diane Warren, who has been nominated for an Oscar for best song for the 14th time. Then, Amanda Salas and Jenn Lahmers join Hal to talk about their picks for the Oscars.

Sanctions did not have the desired effect for the West and in turn the world has banded together against the US, an analyst says.

Is China’s TikTok posing a threat to US Big Tech firms by undermining their monopoly?