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Buck's Gentle Nudge Buck Sexton encourages voter turnout ahead of the upcoming off-year elections, spotlighting key races in Virginia, New Jersey, and New York City. He emphasizes the importance of civic engagement and early voting, particularly in tight contests like the New Jersey gubernatorial race and the NYC mayoral and city council elections. A major focus of the hour is the ongoing government shutdown, which Buck attributes to Democratic leadership, including Vice President Kamala Harris,

In Hour 1 of the Clay Travis and Buck Sexton Show, Buck Sexton leads a solo broadcast packed with sharp political commentary, election insights, and national security updates. This hour kicks off with Buck encouraging voter turnout ahead of the upcoming off-year elections, spotlighting key races in Virginia, New Jersey, and New York City. He emphasizes the importance of civic engagement and early voting, particularly in tight contests like the New Jersey gubernatorial race and the NYC mayoral and

In Hour 2 of the Clay Travis and Buck Sexton Show, the hosts dive deep into the final stretch of the New York City mayoral race, emphasizing the high-stakes showdown between Curtis Sliwa, Andrew Cuomo, and frontrunner Zohran Mamdani. With Election Day looming, Buck expresses skepticism about a Sliwa upset, citing historical polling data and expert analysis that suggests Mamdani’s lead is likely insurmountable. The conversation critiques Mamdani’s far-left platform, including proposals

U.S. Treasury official John Hurley embarks on his first Middle East trip, aiming to cut off Iran's financial lifelines and partner with allies to enforce sanctions. The trip coincides with the Trump administration's maximum pressure campaign against Iran, following the U.S. bombing of Iranian nuclear sites. Hurley's agenda includes discussions on terrorism finance, money laundering, and countering regional threats in Israel, the UAE, and Turkey. The international community reinforced sanctions on

HEADLINESHurley Pushes Iran Sanctions Across RegionRemains of Slain Hostage Due TonightHezbollah Rearming Complicates Lebanon DisarmamentThe time is now 3:01 PM in New York, I'm Noa Levi and this is the latest Israel Today: Ongoing War Report.This is an hourly update on the changing geopolitical landscape in the Middle East, with attention to Israeli security concerns and international perspectives, and with note of notable US policy positions.The US Treasury Department’s top sanctions official,

Hour 3 of The Clay Travis & Buck Sexton Show dives into a packed lineup of political analysis, insider interviews, and cultural commentary. Buck opens the hour discussing Clay’s travel nightmare amid widespread airport chaos caused by the ongoing government shutdown, highlighting how air traffic controller shortages and TSA delays are creating nationwide disruptions. This segues into a sharp critique of Democratic leadership, with Buck questioning whether mounting pressure from unions and

One of the nation's most prolific historical documentarians takes on the American Revolution, ahead of next summer, when the US will celebrate its 250th birthday. On Today's Show:Ken Burns, documentary filmmaker, and Sarah Botstein, co-director of "The American Revolution," talk about their new, 12-part docuseries on PBS called "The American Revolution," which is being released ahead of the 250th anniversary of the founding of the United States, in July 2026.

I had a different episode planned for today, as it's Halloween. I wanted to talk about ghosts and ghouls and vampires. Instead, due to the ongoing government shutdown and SNAP funds running out, 1.4 Michiganders are scared about where their next meal will come from.  When the news is scary, Fred Rogers said "Look for the helpers," and I found some in the Fair Food Network. My guests are Holly Parker, Chief Strategy and Program Officer, Fair Food Network and Alex Canepa, Director of Policy, Fair Food

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In a significant move, a federal judge in Rhode Island blocks the Trump administration from halting food assistance for millions of low-income Americans, preventing a potential crisis during the ongoing government shutdown. The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, or Snap, which provides grocery aid to over forty million people, is at risk due to the shutdown. States are trying to fill the gap, but the federal government's refusal to reimburse them leaves them in a difficult position. As

The government has said it has no plans to introduce a law to change the line of succession, after the King stripped his brother of all his titles and honours. Also: A former Sergeant-Major is jailed for sexually assaulting a teenaged recruit, who later killed herself. And a charity proposes restorative justice for sub postmasters wronged by the Horizon IT scandal, so they can meet the people responsible.

HEADLINESBarghouti Release Talks Reignite Backchannel DiplomacyGaza Ceasefire Frays As Ton Munition FoundIDF Top Military Lawyer Resigns Over LeakThe time is now 2:01 PM in New York, I'm Noa Levi and this is the latest Israel Today: Ongoing War Report.This is a wrap of the latest developments shaping the Middle East and related international dynamics, with attention to security concerns, diplomatic efforts, and the human toll of the region’s conflicts. In Palestinian politics, there is a notable

Over 60,000 people flee el-Fasher as RSF captures city, marking a dire turn in Sudan's conflict. Horrific violence, including mass executions and crimes against humanity, reported. Survivors head to Tawila, aid workers struggle to provide relief amidst overwhelming situation. RSF faces accusations of ethnically motivated killings, detains fighter Abu Lulu. Crisis traces back to April 2022 power struggle, leading to famine, accusations of genocide, and over 150,000 deaths. Sudan now geographically

Each Saturday, we wrap up the news of the week with the (imaginatively named) Weekly Wrap podcast on our News Club show. We’re putting the main story here because we want to ensure Squizers are across what we’re talking about. This week, it’s the meeting between US President Donald Trump and China’s President Xi Jinping. A meeting rated 12 out of 10 by Trump, and a trade agreement secured - we’ll take you through what it means for world trade and security. Listen to the full episode on the News

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