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Is Trump backing off the tariffs on China?

Is President Trump considering not going as hard on China as he previously said? See more on Salem News Channel.

China hiring former US government employees as spies

Chris Stigall shares the latest tactic China is using to attack the United States. See more on Salem News Channel.

Trump plants two American flags on White House lawns

The White House's lawns just got more patriotic. See more on Salem News Channel.

Donald Trump Jr. to meet Hungary’s foreign minister in Budapest

It is not clear if Trump Jr’s visit was in any way related to a potential business deal. See more on Salem News Channel.

Trump says Zelenskiy comments harming peace talks with Russia

President Trump chided Ukrainian leader Volodymyr Zelenskiy for saying Ukraine would not recognize Russia’s occupation of Crimea. See more on Salem News Channel.

Speaker Mike Johnson to join Salem’s ‘100 Days of Trump’ special event

What Will The Pope's Legacy Be?

Iran Agrees To Discuss Restoring Nuclear Monitoring

The head of the International Atomic Energy Agency says Iran has agreed to allow in a technical team from the U.N. nuclear watchdog to discuss restoring camera surveillance at its nuclear sites. IAEA head Rafael Mariano Grossi spoke to reporters in Washington on Wednesday after meetings with Iranian leaders in Tehran last week. Grossi says it's a promising sign for U.S.-Iran talks over the Islamic Republic's nuclear program. Grossi says Iranian leaders appear to be engaged in the talks “with a sense of trying to get to an agreement." The U.S. is looking to ensure Iran doesn’t develop nuclear weapons, while Iran wants the easing of sanctions that have damaged its economy.

Larry Elder: Will Trump's tariffs help Americans?

Larry Elder wonders if the tariffs will help Americans financially? See more on Salem News Channel.

Fixing Immigration in the USA

How do we fix immigration?

Democrats Continue Stand for Illegal Immigrants

RFK Jr. announces ban on all petroleum-based food dyes

Abrego Garcia's Criminal Past

Larry goes over Abrego Garcia's criminal past.

Oh California! Former Congressman John Campbell joined Hugh to discuss Steve Hilton's chances in CA

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Where is the one, big, beautiful bill? House Ways & Means Chairman Rep. Jason Smith gives an update

Will President Trump follow through on his threat aimed at Iran if the mullahs try to slow-roll US?

To Bomb or Not to Bomb Iran? Seth Mandel joins Hugh to discuss President Trump’s intentions

Are we going to strike a deal with Iran? Or bomb Iran? Danielle Pletka joined Hugh to discuss

FBI Says Cybercrime Costs Rose To At Least $16 Billion In 2024

Cybercrime of all stripes cost victims globally more than $16 billion dollars last year, the Federal Bureau of Investigation said in a report released on Wednesday. The losses – a one-third increase over 2023 – were largely driven by low tech scams, such as would-be investors swindled out of money online, or company employees tricked by deceptive emails into wiring large sums to criminals’ bank accounts. Tech support and romance scams also caused hundreds of millions of dollars in losses, the bureau said. The figures were collated by the FBI’s Internet Crime Complaint Center, which has become a clearinghouse for reports of digital fraud and hacking, and drew on nearly 860,000 complaints, the bureau said. Losses from cybercrime are notoriously hard to calculate. The FBI’s figures are among the most comprehensive, but the bureau acknowledged that its calculations were incomplete, particularly with regard to ransomware, a particularly destructive breed of software used by hackers to extort organizations into making ransom payments in return for their data. While the complaints gathered by the FBI came from around the world, the overwhelming majority were filed in the U.S.

U.S. Health Officials Seek To Phase Out Artificial Dyes From The Food Supply

U.S. health officials say they'll urge foodmakers to phase out petroleum-based artificial colors in the nation’s food supply. But officials stopped short of promising a formal ban and offered few specifics on how they intended to achieve the sweeping change. The move would trigger an overhaul of scores of products on U.S. grocery store shelves. The plan was announced Tuesday by Food and Drug Administration Commissioner Marty Makary. The FDA currently allows 36 color additives, including eight synthetic dyes. In January, the agency banned the color known as Red 3.