Steve Harvey talks with celebrity stylist Timothy Snell who reveals secrets for rocking the latest styles for one’s body type; Steve teams with sidedeal.com for audience members to win prizes; moments in black history: Rory Flack.
U.S. President Joe Biden said in comments broadcast on Sunday that he would campaign for Democratic candidate Kamala Harris in Pennsylvania, a key battleground state in November’s presidential election.
Co-hosts Scott Rasmussen and E.D. Hill discuss the selection of Minnesota Governor Tim Walz as Kamala Harris’s running mate and the lack of knowledge voters have about him. They also explore the disconnect between the views of federal government m…
Rodney and Jann take you on a journey to the home of the world’s largest population of endangered manatee. They’ll encounter these curious, gentle giants as they swim alongside of them in their natural habitat.
Jann and Rodney join in the fun with lovers of a growing sport and find that shooting straight as an arrow is harder than it appears; a story of how getting steamed up puts one small Pennsylvania town on the map.
Merit Street’s Public Opinion Pollster Scott Rasmussen discusses his latest findings on recent presidential election polling.
Steve Harvey talks with an 86-year-old woman who lost 120 pounds shares her weight-loss secrets; a 99-year-old Tampa, Fla., resident makes a positive impact on children and families in her community.
Steve Harvey talk with divorce attorney James Sexton to tackle relationship dilemmas; author Marco Borges (“The Greenprint”) shares organic plant-based alternatives to comfort food favorites; moments in black history: Floyd Norman.
In this week’s MSM exclusive, Nancy Grace discusses how a bride was stabbed 20 times and it was ruled a suicide. Now the family decides to break the silence and speak up about this murder.
Donald Trump and Kamala Harris are set to debate on ABC on September 10 after he said Thursday he had agreed to the faceoff, along with two others next month. The other potential September debates are still up in the air.