Trump predicts Supreme Court will strike down his birthright citizenship order

President Donald Trump predicted Sunday night that the Supreme Court will strike down his executive order ending birthright citizenship in the United States.

Trump administration open to suspending federal gas tax, Energy Secretary says

The Trump administration would consider suspending the federal gas tax to help ease some of the burden faced by U.S. drivers since the beginning of the Iran war, Energy Secretary Chris Wright said. However, doing so would only put a dent in the amount that prices have risen since the conflict began in February.

What is denaturalization? DOJ moves to revoke US citizenship for 12 people accused of crimes

Denaturalization was used in only about a dozen cases a year between 1990 and 2017, but the Trump administration has made good on its promise to use it as a tool for increasing deportations.

Pentagon UFO website shatters records with 340M hits in first 12 hours

The release features hundreds of documents and dozens of videos, including Apollo 11 transcripts and reports of objects performing impossible aerial maneuvers.

UFO files released & automotive news
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The Pentagon begins releasing files on UFOs. Coleman Young II & Terry Johnson discuss the release, and the other big headlines. Plus, Former Auto Supply Chain Executive Jan Griffiths discusses some big stories involving the auto industry, including who qualifies for tariff refunds.

'Iran wasn't developing a nuclear weapon,' ex-counterterrorism chief says

Joe Kent, who resigned as director of the National Counterterrorism Center over President Trump’s war in Iran, has made a bold new claim on social media about Iran’s nuclear ambitions.

Virginia Supreme Court strikes down Democrats' redistricting plan

The Virginia Supreme Court on Friday struck down a voter‑approved Democratic congressional redistricting plan, delivering a major setback to the party in a nationwide fight with Republicans for an edge in this year’s midterm elections.

The myth of the great divide & Virginia AI-powered grocery pricing ban
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Social media makes people think America is hopelessly divided, however the data shows that's not the case. Tanner Friedman Public Relations Co-Founder & Media Analyst Matt Friedman weighs in. Plus, the possible affect Virginia's ban of artificial intelligence-powered grocery pricing could have.

Democrats call for nominating convention audit & AI chatbot goblins
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Democratic calls for an audit of the party's nominating convention are growing. State Senator Sylvia Santana discusses why she's one of the ones saying the votes and results need review. Plus, why is ChatGPT obsessed with goblins?? AI Expert Joe Tavares weighs in.

Virginia lawmaker Louise Lucas’ office raided in FBI probe

The FBI executed search warrants Wednesday at the office of Virginia Senate President Pro Tempore L. Louise Lucas as part of a corruption investigation.

Midterm election look-ahead & Trump IRAs vs. regular retirement accounts
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The Pulse looks ahead to the midterm elections: Sam Robinson with Detroit One Million with what he's hearing about the race for United States Senate, and University of Detroit Mercy College of Humanities, Arts and SOcial Sciences Dean Jocelyn Boryczka on the huge changes coming to Michigan no matter what happens in November. Plus, Financial Advisor Dan Casey breaks down the differences between Trump IRAs and traditional retirement accounts.

United States fights to reopen Strait of Hormuz
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The United States is making a big push to reopen the Strait of Hormuz. The Pulse gets perspective from Retired Naval Intelligence Commander Dr. Paul Chabot about what could come next. Plus, Detroit City Council Member Mary Waters and former Detroit Journalist Jeff Vaughn weigh in about the state of the war.

Detroit Pistons advance on to Round 2; Skubal to undergo surgery
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The Detroit Pistons for the first time since 2008 have advanced to Round 2. We preview their series against the Cavaliers. Also, Detroit Tigers ace to undergo elbow surgery. What this means tonight on the Sports Office.

Nearly 4.3 million Americans lost SNAP benefits last year

Nearly 4.3 million Americans stopped receiving SNAP benefits from January 2025 through January 2026. Experts say it's because of changes that make the program harder to access.