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2 months ago | 
flipboard.com | Natasha Zouves |Liz Jassin
DOGE says it worked with HUD Secretary Turner to "fix the issue and de-obligated the funds which are now available for other use by the Treasury."
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2 months ago | 
newsnationnow.com | Ali Bradley |Jorge Ventura |Ryan Kerr |Natasha Zouves
Crisis on the border: Trump’s first week tackling immigration Trump signed border changes into law on first day of presidency1,500 military personnel were sent to the U.S.-Mexico borderICE raids across the country have led to 1,300 arrests Don’t miss “Crisis on the Border” Tonight at 9p/8C, only on NewsNation. To find NewsNation on your screen, click here.
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Jan 11, 2025 | 
newsnationnow.com | Natasha Zouves
Lucie Jourdan, who is helping coordinate efforts for a group called “The Watch,” joins NewsNation to discuss the group’s work protecting the community amid the Palisades Fire. Operating under a mandatory evacuation order in Topanga Canyon, “The Watch” uses an old-school relay system, relying on eyewitness accounts and limited social media connectivity to direct fire crews to critical areas.
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Dec 10, 2024 | 
cw39.com | Natasha Zouves |Sharron Melton |Seth Kovar |Kara Willis
(NewsNation) — It’s 4 a.m. in Maine, and just like his father and grandfather before him on this land, dairy farmer Fred Stone makes the frigid journey through the snow to milk the cows. “It was always known as cows first, people second, and that’s the way it’s always been,” Stone told NewsNation’s Natasha Zouves. “I wish that snow wasn’t cold, and I wish rain wasn’t wet, and I wish I still didn’t love my cows.
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Dec 10, 2024 | 
newsnationnow.com | Natasha Zouves
American dairy farmers share their stories of how forever chemicals destroyed, or nearly destroyed, their land.
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Dec 8, 2024 | 
yahoo.com | Natasha Zouves
(NewsNation) — It’s 4 a.m. in Maine, and just like his father and grandfather before him on this land, dairy farmer Fred Stone makes the frigid journey through the snow to milk the cows. “It was always known as cows first, people second, and that’s the way it’s always been,” Stone told NewsNation’s Natasha Zouves. “I wish that snow wasn’t cold, and I wish rain wasn’t wet, and I wish I still didn’t love my cows.
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Dec 7, 2024 | 
wfla.com | Natasha Zouves
Mira el especial completo “Going Broke: Forever Chemicals in America” el sábado a las 9/8c en NewsNation. Encuentra tu canal aquí. (NewsNation) — Los rancheros de Texas Tony y Karen Coleman dicen que todo comenzó con los peces, cuyos cuerpos plateados fueron descubiertos flotando en el agua. Luego, los preciados caballos de Karen.
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Dec 7, 2024 | 
pfascentral.org | Natasha Zouves
By Natasha Zouves | News Nation | December 7, 2024 Read the full article by Natasha Zouves (News Nation)
"Texas ranchers Tony and Karen Coleman say it started with the fish, their silver bodies discovered floating in the water.
Then, Karen’s prized horses.
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Dec 6, 2024 | 
newsnationnow.com | Natasha Zouves
(NewsNation) — Texas ranchers Tony and Karen Coleman say it started with the fish, their silver bodies discovered floating in the water. Then, Karen’s prized horses. (Tony and Karen Coleman)Now, the cows are dying, developing a signature staggering gait before wasting, often writhing on the ground in their final moments, their lowing loud and panicked. Even calves, appearing to be born in perfect condition, are dying the next day on their ranch.
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Nov 22, 2024 | 
newsnationnow.com | Natasha Zouves
(NewsNation) — A man who says he’s rescued 200 sex trafficking victims has a message for the Sinaloa and Jalisco New Generation cartels: He’s hunting them. The man, who goes by Sebastian, says he’s an unpaid confidential informant for federal agencies. Trafficking situations often start with a family south of the border trying to cross into the United States illegally and paying the cartels about $15,000 per person, he said.
