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June 18, 2024
You know, if you wanted to hold a pageant to decide the president aes favorite Member Of Congress, i dont think any of us knows who the final winner might be. Might be whether the president insisted on a swimsuit contest or something scarier. Without any argument at all, i think almost all of us who paid any attention to the news in this era, we could all name a couple of the pageant finalists were this contest to happen. One of the finalists would undoubtedly be the Member Of Congress who start...
June 18, 2024
A look at the days top news and headlines. House energy and commerce committee. And he says that collins violated the public trust. Dana . Dana all right, bryan llenas, thank you. Fox news alert in a different Federal Courthouse. Rick gates wrapping up his testimony in the Paul Manafort trial. Gates saying he has no doubt the government would rip up his Plea Agreement if he doesnt tell the truth. This coming as manaforts lawyers hammered him on his credibility on crossexamination. Peter doocy is...
June 18, 2024
Declared that america was never great. I dont believe america has been great for all folks. I would have to agree with Governor Cuomo. Quote, america was never great. Thats the democrats new theme. It dont matter where we go we always find a way back home. Steve there is just two of us on the couch today live from new york city. Its been kind of a rainy night. Things are drying out here on new york city. Meanwhile 250 miles south of us is Ainsley Earhardt at the white house where it was raining ...
June 18, 2024
See you in half an hour. Tonight, several developing stories as we come on the air. The deadly noreaster. Snow still falling in places. And the nightmare. The drivers stranded. The 20car pileup on the George Washington bridge. Drivers stuck for so long, authorities pounding on windows to wake them up. And chaos at airports. Passengers still waiting and another system coming. New threat in california, the smokefilled air now closing schools. The bay bridge vanishing behind it. And a new and Stagg...
June 18, 2024
Something that he drives or in connection to this, the one live on the screen right now, and we will continue to get some more information as to what he is charged with. We should be hopefully getting that in the next hour or so. All right. Our justice correspondent pete William S Williams is also reporting that dna evidence played a role in his arrest. I am going to step aside and Andrea Mitchell reports starts now. Thank you, craig. Im Andrea Mitchell in washington, and breaking news with the ...
June 11, 2024
Workforces have been growing in many of Spokane’s top manufacturing companies in recent years, coinciding with plans to further grow this...
June 11, 2024
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June 2, 2024
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May 30, 2024
With teen pregnancies expected to rise, educators search for ways to better serve students young raising children. A school in Spokane offers one approach.
May 30, 2024
The Supreme Court will decide if cities can implement laws that punish people for sleeping outside. Bishops oppose the ban, and Catholic agencies serving homeless populations shared concerns about the ruling's possible impact.