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♪ ♪ ♪ [applause] good evening and welcome to iowa, where in just 34 days, caucus goers here will cast the very first votes of the 2024 presidential race. we are live at grand view university and des moines for cnn's town hall, with florida governor ron desantis. i am jake tapper. and right now, the presidential hopefuls are furiously campaigning to win over republicans here in iowa, it's a state that can make or break presidential candidates. governor desantis has visited all 99 of iowa's counties, and he won the endorsement of the state's popular governor, kim reynolds. but, h...

from israel. nbc news confirming that the are closing in on a deal to release some of the hostages. >> i believe that we are closer than we have been in quite some time. maybe closer than we have been since the beginning of this process. we are talking about considerably more than 12, beyond that, i want to see where this goes. i don't want to say anything that would jeopardize the completion of the, deal which is the most important. >> right, now no hostages have been released, and the israeli offensive continuing undeterred with al-shifa hospital caught in the middle. a world healt...

MSNBC host Nicolle Wallace proved just how unhinged she was on Wednesday's Deadline: White House when she whined about Republicans supposedly using the “tactic of war” known as “dehumanization” in pursuing parental rights legislation.

We all remember the summer of 2020 when Black Lives Matter launched into the mainstream of cultural discourse. It was a rally cry at protests and demonstrations around the world, and posted all over sporting events. But we also remember the riots resulting in property destruction, injury, and an attack on police. So the movement started, but what have they been up to since? Recently, there have been many questions about their leadership, tax-exempt status, and donations. What have they been doing with all of the money raised?

Tech companies have eroded the trust of users in the industry, believes Apple CEO Tim Cook, with privacy becoming collateral damage from features in products that aren't thought through carefully enough.