AARP’s John Hishta recently joined Scott Jennings to discuss AARP’s breaking poll showing a dead heat in Michigan’s U.S. Senate race and Democrats’ slight lead in the race for governor, as well as the key voting bloc to watch.
An Army nurse felt the Pentagon shake on 9/11 and ran toward the impact with no supplies. 75 people got treated at the triage point she set up on the lawn. Patricia Horoho is an American hero.
Larry O’Connor sits down with David From of Americans for Prosperity to talk about what actually built this country — and it isn’t the conglomerates. From Dolly Parton’s one-room shack in Appalachia to a Louisiana farmer named Colin Raby who fused AI with agriculture, this is the small business story nobody in Washington tells. Plus: […]
Introduction Journalist Nicolas Baudoux didn’t pay anything to find out where his colleague at L’Echo newspaper in Belgium had been. The locations came free from a data broker based in the U.S. The broker provided tracking data from mobile devices covering just two weeks of 2025, “but even with that we could identify people” within […]
Arrest, prosecution, and censorship have long shaped the media landscape in Iran. Currently, nine journalists are known to be imprisoned for doing their job, including Iranian-American journalist Reza Valizadeh, who was detained in September 2024 and is currently serving 10 years in prison. But members of the press interviewed in August by the Committee to […]
One man led 2,700 people out of the South Tower with a bullhorn on 9/11. His gave his life to save them all. Rick Rescorla is an American hero.
On this full episode of LARRY with Larry O’Connor, we discuss Philly District Attorney Larry Krasner’s press conference in which he vows to BLOW UP the White House Ballroom, Abdul El-Sayed getting SCREWED by Hasan Piker AGAIN, Democrat obsession with reopening President Trump’s secure border, and MUCH, much more! Raise your hand as a Social […]
The Committee to Protect Journalists calls on Tanzanian authorities to enact comprehensive reforms to support press freedom in a report submitted to the United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC) ahead of the country’s November 1 Universal Periodic Review (UPR). The UPR is a peer review mechanism of the UNHRC, through which the human rights records […]
Websites of at least six exiled Belarusian news outlets and one journalists’ association have been targeted since March by distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attacks, which aim to overwhelm websites with floods of internet traffic. Staff at several of the affected outlets said the increasingly frequent attacks appear to extend a pattern of transnational repression linked to […]
South African journalist Sakhiseni Nxumalo was reporting on an anti-migrant march, which turned into a deadly attack on foreign nationals, when he himself became a target because of his dark skin. He is one of at least 15 journalists targeted in South Africa in recent months, CPJ’s reporting found. Nxumalo, who works for the digital […]
