WASHINGTON (AP) — President Donald Trump and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy have met to discuss Ukraine producing its own weapons amid its ongoing war with Russia. Zelenskyy calls it a “good meeting.” Tuesday's White House sit-down followed a NATO summit in Turkey, where Trump announced the U.S. will allow Ukraine to make Patriot defense systems. Zelenskyy thanks Trump for the support and emphasizes the importance of diplomacy. The meeting coincides with Zelenskyy's visit to Washington to honor Republican South Carolina Sen. Lindsey Graham, whose funeral is Tuesday. Graham was a strong supporter of Ukraine. Zelenskyy also warned about Russia aiding Iran, though Trump downplayed its impact. Zelenskyy plans to meet with senators after Graham’s funeral.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s meeting with President Donald Trump is the first since the two leaders launched a joint war against Iran and a chance for Netanyahu to smooth out strains in their relationship. A White House official says the two leaders also plan to discuss the framework agreement the U.S. and Israel signed with Lebanon over the Israel-Hezbollah war and the expansion of the Abraham Accords. Trump also met with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy on Tuesday ahead of Sen. Lindsey Graham’s funeral. Graham will be eulogized Tuesday during memorial services across Washington. Trump is expected to deliver remarks at the cathedral.
In this episode of the Alex Marlow Show, Alex Marlow discusses the challenges faced in passing the Save America Act, which aims to ensure voter integrity by requiring photo ID and proof of citizenship. Marlow highlights the frustration among conservatives as they are 15 votes short of eliminating the filibuster, which is seen as a barrier to enacting significant reforms. He emphasizes the importance of restoring election integrity and suggests Republicans reconsider their strategy to garner the necessary support. Additionally, Marlow touches on the controversial aspects of the bill, including issues with voter registration and the potential impact on legitimate voters. He concludes by urging the Republican base to remain engaged and find new solutions to achieve their goals.
Dr. Anthony Fauci’s private notes, known as the Fauci diaries, have recently come to light, revealing his internal thoughts during the COVID-19 pandemic. Senator Rand Paul’s investigation has uncovered these diaries, which detail Fauci’s decision-making process and public statements. As a hearing with Fauci is set to occur on Capitol Hill, these notes cast a new light on his actions and rhetoric. Fauci’s diary entries suggest he was aware of significant scientific doubts about the virus’s natural origin, contrary to his public statements dismissing the lab leak theory. Instead, he promoted the natural origin theory as settled science, silencing public discourse. The diaries also highlight Fauci’s preoccupation with his fame and media coverage, revealing a disconnect between his private doubts and public assurances. The revelations from these diaries suggest that the public health strategies implemented during the pandemic, heavily influenced by Fauci’s guidance, may have been misguided, and the repercussions could take decades to rectify.
America was founded on the principle of ordered liberty—the belief that freedom flourishes when power is limited and exercised under moral and constitutional restraint. Washington's voluntary departure from office demonstrated that leaders are stewards of authority, accountable to God and the people they serve.
At a time when many nations rose and fell under ambitious rulers, Washington established a precedent that no individual was greater than the republic. His decision became a lasting example that public office is a duty to God and country, not a path to personal power. By surrendering power willingly, he helped shape a tradition that has remained one of the defining strengths of the American experiment.
WASHINGTON (AP) — Sen. Lindsey Graham is being eulogized in Washington. Graham’s flag-draped casket arrived Tuesday at the U.S. Capitol, where the Republican served for more than 30 years as an indefatigable dealmaker. Vice President JD Vance calls Graham a “swashbuckling” character and a “true American original.” Senate Majority Leader John Thune says Graham was “a towering figure.” A funeral will be held later at Washington National Cathedral. President Donald Trump is expected to deliver remarks at the cathedral ceremony. Israel’s Benjamin Netanyahu and Ukraine’s Volodymyr Zelenskyy plan to attend. It’s the start of two days of services for Graham, with burial Wednesday in his home state of South Carolina. He died July 11 at age 71.
You can stream the funeral service live on SNC.tv starting at 2 pm ET Tuesday.
Coverage follows the memorial events for Senator Lindsey Graham, including the Capitol arrival ceremony, Rotunda program recognizing his decades of Senate service, and the afternoon funeral at Washington National Cathedral. Thousands are expected as international leaders such as Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu and Ukrainian President Zelensky plan to attend, reflecting Graham’s foreign-policy role.
Prayer to the Lord is powerful and must never be resisted. After callers urged that Jesus’ name be spoken, a $25,000 gift dedicated to Christ’s sacrifice arrived for the Food for the Poor campaign—clear proof for any doubter that God still answers.
A U.S. Secret Service agent and two other men are facing felony charges in connection with an alleged fraternity hazing incident in Florida that left two pledges with life-threatening injuries.
Prosecutors say the victims were repeatedly beaten with canes and paddles during pledging activities, suffering severe injuries that required emergency medical treatment. Authorities allege the hazing was part of an organized initiation ritual.
The Secret Service says the agent has been placed on administrative leave while the criminal case proceeds. If convicted, the defendants could face significant prison time under Florida's anti-hazing laws.
NBC's Savannah Guthrie is making an emotional public appeal for the safe return of her mother, who has been missing for nearly six months.
Authorities believe 84-year-old Nancy Guthrie was abducted from her Arizona home in February. Investigators say the FBI is analyzing multiple ransom notes as the search for her continues.
Guthrie has announced a $1 million reward for information leading to her mother's safe recovery, urging anyone with knowledge of the case to come forward. Law enforcement says the investigation remains active and continues to follow every available lead.
The Trump administration is proposing a major investment aimed at countering China's growing influence in the Western Hemisphere.
A new plan submitted to Congress includes nearly $176 million to replace undersea communications cables in the Caribbean and Central America. Officials say the project is designed to strengthen secure communications infrastructure while reducing China's expanding technological and strategic presence in the region.
The proposal is part of a broader effort by the administration to compete with Beijing through infrastructure, technology and regional partnerships.
Authorities say a deadly shooting at Seattle's Bite of Seattle festival may have been gang-related, as investigators continue searching for additional suspects.
Police believe at least three people exchanged gunfire during the shooting, leaving three people dead and four others injured. A 15-year-old suspect is in custody, but investigators say at least one other gunman remains at large.
Detectives are reviewing surveillance video, interviewing witnesses and working to determine what led to the gunfire at the popular festival. Officials are asking anyone with information or cellphone video from the scene to contact Seattle police as the investigation continues.
President Donald Trump is meeting Tuesday with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy at the White House, just hours before both leaders attend the funeral for the late Sen. Lindsey Graham in Washington.
The meeting is expected to focus on the war in Ukraine, additional sanctions on Russia, and growing concerns over Russia's support for Iran as the conflict in the Middle East continues. It marks the second meeting between Trump and Zelenskyy this month.
Following the talks, Zelenskyy and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu are both expected to attend Graham's funeral at Washington National Cathedral, where President Trump is also scheduled to deliver remarks honoring the longtime South Carolina senator.
Washington is paying tribute to the late Sen. Lindsey Graham as two days of memorial services begin in the nation's capital.
Graham's remains will lie in honor at the U.S. Capitol before a funeral service Tuesday afternoon at Washington National Cathedral. President Donald Trump is expected to deliver remarks honoring the longtime South Carolina senator, who died earlier this month.
Among those expected to attend are Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, reflecting Graham's long-standing role in U.S. foreign policy and national security.
Salem News Channel will provide live coverage of the funeral beginning at 2 p.m. Eastern on SNC.TV.
President Donald Trump is scheduled to meet Tuesday with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu for their first face-to-face talks since the war with Iran began.
The meeting is expected to focus on the ongoing conflict, regional security concerns, and diplomatic efforts across the Middle East. The two leaders are also expected to discuss a proposed framework agreement with Lebanon aimed at easing tensions along Israel's northern border.
The high-level talks come as both Trump and Netanyahu face increasing political pressure at home while navigating the expanding regional conflict and ongoing diplomatic efforts to prevent further escalation.
Florida is scheduled to carry out two executions Tuesday, marking the first time in nearly a decade that a state has planned two executions on the same day.
James Aren Duckett and 80-year-old Dominick Occhicone are both set to receive lethal injections just hours apart. If carried out, the executions would be among the oldest and closest-timed executions in recent Florida history.
Both inmates have appeals pending before the U.S. Supreme Court, and any last-minute rulings could affect the execution schedule. If no stays are granted, Florida will become the first state since 2017 to complete two executions in a single day.
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