Wed » Washington Wednesday · Americans resist higher fuel prices over Iran yet expect sacrifices to keep pressure on Russia. Hunter Baker explains why.
Also: World Tour follows Nicaragua’s ruling couple as they move to eliminate elections and keep power in the family. In rural Illinois, firefighters struggle to keep ambulances running. Plus: a truckload of fries goes up in smoke, and Cal Thomas asks what happened to the American spirit of invention and initiative.
EP 3508 · Wed Oct 14, 2026
☀️Today’s stories
› Wednesday morning news
› Washington Wednesday: Selective sacrifice
› World Tour: Strictly family business
› Kicker: Overcooked
› Feature: Staying ready
› Cal Thomas: The power to begin
↳ Go deeper
· Nicaragua’s move to abolish elections · The State Department calls for action against the Ortega–Murillo regime.
· The rural EMS crisis · The National Rural Health Association outlines the challenges facing rural emergency medical services.
· Why ambulance payments fall short · EMS1 examines the reimbursement gap that leaves ambulance providers struggling to cover their costs.
· Kimberly Guilfoyle responds · The former ambassador publicly denies the allegations and addresses her departure.
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