On Thursday's "National Report," Brock Pierce, president of the Bitcoin Foundation, expressed optimism about the crypto industry's future under the Trump administration.

Today’s 20-min top headline news brief includes: -Judge Andrew Napolitano discusses next steps for President Trump after a federal court blocked tariffs. [Wake Up America] -Newsmax’s Greg Kelly on Elo

The "Tesla road rage guy," released early from a five-year sentence in California, is back in custody after allegedly attacking a mother and daughter in Hawaii. NEWSMAX Crime Correspondent Jason Matte

NEWSMAX Correspondent Sarah Williamson spoke with Harvard students following their commencement ceremony about the Trump administration's efforts to stop Harvard from enrolling international students.

On Friday's "Wake Up America," Secretary of Labor Lori Chavez-DeRemer discussed the Nippon Steel deal, which aims to create 70,000 jobs while ensuring national security through domestic manufacturing.

He was already rich and famous, chose to enter "the swamp," and braved waves of hysterical and nasty liberal hatred — Elon Musk's mission for efficiency in Washington, DC is reviewed by Rob Finnerty.

Rob Schmitt: "Another day, another slew of legal injunctions by power drunk district judges designed to cripple the president's agenda."

A man with 40 prior charges allegedly murdered a 22-year-old college coed as she slept, then went on a shopping spree with her credit cards. NEWSMAX Crime Correspondent Jason Mattera has more.

On Thursday's "The Right Squad," the panel discussed FBI Director Kash Patel's claim that he will unveil shocking details about January 6th.

- ICE operations in Boston targeting violent illegal immigrants. - Anti-Semitic and anti-American sentiments at Harvard and MIT commencements. - A Minnesota high school softball championship won by a

On Friday's "National Report," West Virginia Gov. Patrick Morrisey discussed the ongoing controversy over a law preventing biological males from competing in girls' sports.

-Carson debuts a new parody song, “Homeboys, Hillbillies and Hebrews,” symbolizing a unifying coalition of Americans opposed to progressive overreach. -Michael Charbon joins to discuss Canadian politi

On Friday's "Wake Up America," Tennessee Sen. Marsha Blackburn slammed Nashville's mayor for allegedly obstructing immigration enforcement and sharing ICE information.

On Friday's "National Report," former NYPD Commissioner Ray Kelly remembered the leadership and character of Bernie Kerik, who passed away on Thursday.

Reality TV star Todd Chrisley made his first statement since being pardoned by President Trump and being released from a Florida prison.

Today’s 20-minute top headline news brief includes: -Vice President JD Vance speaks about his experience thus far, Musk's departure from the administration, and more. [Greg Kelly Reports] -White House

On Friday's "Newsline," former NYC Mayor Rudy Giuliani honored the legacy of his late friend Bernie Kerik, reflecting on their bond during 9/11, Kerik's bravery, and his significant contributions to l

Former President Biden made his first remarks since his cancer diagnosis was made public at an event in Delaware. NEWSMAX Chief Washington Correspondent James Rosen has more.

President Trump rallies supporters in the Pittsburgh area Friday, after signaling he would approve U.S. Steel's merger with Japan's Nippon Steel. Watch NEWSMAX, an independent news network with a cons

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