Morning in America

21/12/2023

Last month, Kelly Lee Gravit checked himself into rehab. Less than 30 hours later, he walked out of the building and hasn't been seen since.

Read more: https://www.newsnationnow.com/missing/kelly-lee-gravit/

15/12/2023

A Pentagon spokesman tells "Morning in America" the U.S. will work on an international solution to the ongoing attacks by Houthi rebels in the Red Sea.

“We’ll have much more information to provide in the coming days on what this task force will look like.”

15/12/2023

Could your car be changed by downloading and updating apps sometime soon?

Carmakers are adding integrated electronic payment systems similar to Apple Wallet.

15/12/2023

Senators are ready to go home for the holidays, but first they have to hammer out a funding deal.

Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer is keeping the Senate in town to strike an aid deal on Ukraine.

15/12/2023

Deja Taylor, the mom whose 6-year-old son shot his first-grade teacher with a gun Taylor owned, will be sentenced today for felony child neglect.

Deja Taylor didn’t pull the trigger, but prosecutors say she is liable for what happened.

15/12/2023

A massive surge in pharmacy burglaries is hitting not the big chains, but the mom-and-pop shops. Why? They usually have less security.

Investigators said those burglarizing are skilled, experienced and very well-coordinated.

14/12/2023

Elon Musk plans to get into the education business in Texas, but one potential student worries if the school will be run well.

Elon Musk has reportedly already invested $100 million into the school.

14/12/2023

Navy Lt. Ridge Alkonis has been released to U.S. custody, according to his family.

In a statement to NewsNation, Alkonis’ family said they appreciate the United States’ government’s work on the transfer.

14/12/2023

Gone are the days of Cronkite and Rather: A news channel plans to debut AI-generated news anchors.

The future is here: AI-generated news anchors will take to the screen as soon as February.

14/12/2023

A Marine was killed and several others injured in a training accident.

Officials said 14 other Marines were in the vehicle when it rolled over.

13/12/2023

The popularity of homeschooling is growing every year, with more parents choosing to teach their kids themselves.

Parents say they like that they can tailor their children’s education to their needs.

13/12/2023

Author Chip Reid tells the stories of Marines who found in the Iraq War and dealt with PTSD.

Iraq war veterans told author Chip Reid their war experience made them stronger after receiving help for PTSD.

13/12/2023

There is broad evidence that Chinese hacking groups are going after critical weaknesses in U.S. infrastructure.

The hackers are reportedly targeting critical U.S. infrastructure.

13/12/2023

As protests about antisemitism and calls for her resignation mount, Harvard President Claudine Gay now faces accusations of plagiarism.

The Harvard president now faces accusations of plagiarism.

13/12/2023

Pharmacies may be handing your medical records over to police without your knowledge, and lawmakers fear this is a HIPAA violation and should be stopped.

Lawmakers fear this could pose a threat to Americans’ rights to medical privacy.

12/12/2023

Savannah Chrisley is fighting for the improvement of prison conditions even as her parents fight to get out.

The daughter of Todd and Julie Chrisley said she was tone deaf to the system.

12/12/2023

NewsNation's Jorge Ventura covers the situation in Eagle Pass, where more than 200 migrants made the dangerous river crossing Thursday.

Crossing the Rio Grande River can be extremely dangerous, NewsNation’s Jorge Ventura says.

12/12/2023

Your kids have probably spent at least a little time on YouTube today, according to a new study.

The number of teens “constantly” on social media has doubled since 2015.

12/12/2023

Claudine Gay will stay on as president of Harvard, despite awkward responses to questions about antisemitism on campus to Congress last week.

The university board of fellows has decided to keep Dr. Claudine Gay as president.

12/12/2023

The House will formally vote on the potential impeachment of President Joe Biden possibly as early as next week.

The president has denied all claims against him.

12/12/2023

A partial building collapse in New York doesn't appear to have claimed any victims. Loud cracks were heard before the collapse, leading residents to evacuate.

A multi-story building in the Bronx partially collapsed Monday afternoon, New York City fire officials said.

08/12/2023

The annual Army-Navy game will be played in the birthplace of the American Revolution.

For the first time in 124 years, the premiere game will debut at the birthplace of the American Revolution.

08/12/2023

West Maui relies on tourism dollars to survive, but after the devastating wildfire some just aren't ready to provide the aloha spirit.

For fire survivors, offering true aloha spirit right now is an emotional stretch.

08/12/2023

Ethan Crumbley will be sentenced today, and it seems unlikely he'll get less than life.

The Michigan teen could get life in prison without the possibility of parole.

08/12/2023

Capitalizing on his strong showing in the fourth debate on NewsNation, DeSantis is working hard in Iowa.

The Florida governor’s message seems to be winning over Iowa voters.

08/12/2023

The reinstatement of troops who were removed for refusing the COVID-19 vaccine is under review.

If reinstated, the time away from service would be defined as a period of inactivation.

07/12/2023

A group of young Republicans share their impressions of the candidates after a debate watch party.

Young Republicans at the University of Alabama weigh in after the fourth GOP primary debate on NewsNation.

07/12/2023

Who owned the stage during the debate? Our body language expert gives her opinions on who was over-rehearsed and who was most commanding.

During the debate, some actions spoke louder than words.

07/12/2023

The state is suing Meta for alleged failure to protect kids from child abuse and s*x trafficking.

New Mexico’s attorney general sued Meta, claiming it failed to protect minors from exposure to child s*xual abuse.