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NewsNation
NewsNation
NewsNation is an American cable news network owned by Nexstar Media Group and headquartered in the WGN Studios in Chicago, Illinois. Known for most of its history as WGN Superstation and Superstation WGN before becoming WGN America in 2008, it relaunched on March 1, 2021, as a cable news network named after its flagship news program. The channel's relaunch came as part of a planned expansion of its news programming. The channel continued to carry some entertainment programming held over from WGN America on weekends, but this was discontinued in July 2024. After being acquired by Nexstar, The Hill and broadcast network The CW have collaborated with NewsNation on content.
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- 373
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- Aug 11, 2026
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The total national debt, which combines debt by the public with debt the federal government owes to itself, was more than $40.5 trillion as of Wednesday.
Max Rego and The Hill ·
2026 ElectionRunning against a candidate who shares your name is not illegal in Alaska or under federal law.
Steph Whiteside ·
Your phone number is more valuable than you might think. It doesn’t just let people call or text you.
Rich DeMuro ·
The escaped inmate from Tennesee was serving a life sentence for murder.
Steph Whiteside, Allison Hope Weiner ·
Richard Norton, 75, went into cardiac arrest in March 2025 after injecting prescribed but unapproved peptides.
Sean Noone ·
Admiral Brad Cooper rarely briefs Trump in person, making the meeting notable.
Taylor Delandro ·
President Donald Trump has accused Elmi of being Omar's brother. Omar has denied wrongdoing.
Damita Menezes ·
Comey is accused of leaking classified information to a New York Times reporter in 2016, an allegation he denies.
Joe Khalil ·
How well do you know the news? Take the NewsNation weekly quiz every Friday!
Tim Wolff ·
Parents are urged to be vigilant about brightly colored pills known as "rainbow fentanyl," which can resemble candy.
Taylor Delandro ·
Christa Pike received two lethal doses of pentobarbital during the botched execution attempt.
Steph Whiteside ·
Raymond Horsch remains at the center of a Philadelphia investigation into seven missing women.
Caroline Jaime ·
Authorities said the inquiries are at a "very early stage," focusing on the needs of the victim survivors.
Taylor Delandro ·
Trump dismissed suggestions that the shift was related to his health or fatigue from frequent travel.
Tom Dempsey ·
Iran says it received a message from the vice president, the semi-official Fars news agency reported, and has not responded.
Tatiana Carter ·
Eiglarsh compared the attorney general’s post to a referee announcing the winner before reviewing a call.
Elizabeth Vargas, Tatiana Carter ·
At a Juneau bar, Peltola called the scrutiny a distraction from the cost of living, while Gov. Mike Dunleavy told NewsNation it’s anything but.
Tatiana Carter ·
The governor says the state grew suspicious in May and June, after an email asked to list a newcomer on the ballot as “Daniel S. Sullivan.”
Blake Burman, Tatiana Carter ·
Vince Edgar Chavez faces felony charges that include kidnapping, attempted murder, sex crimes and burglary.
Jesse Weber ·
Survival expert Mykel Hawke said Americans should pay attention to the same threats military planners are preparing for.
Don Davis ·