Kent is a reporter and news anchor for WORLD Radio. He spent nearly two decades in Christian and news/talk radio before joining WORLD in 2012. He resides in Atlanta, Ga.
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News of the day, including Laken Riley murder conviction, Los Angeles refuses to cooperate with Immigration and Customs Enforcement, and the U.S. vetoes UN resolution for cease-fire in Gaza
The news of the day, including escalating rhetoric between Russia and Ukraine, Iran’s nuclear program, and more Cabinet nominations
The news of the day, including Russia responds to Ukraine long-range authorization, Israel claims recent counterattack hit Iran nuclear component, and President-elect Trump’s Cabinet considers deportation plans
The news of the day, including President Biden authorizes long-range Ukrainian strikes in Russia, Japan’s foreign minister visits Kyiv, and President-elect Trump picks his energy secretary
The news of the day, including congressional leaders outline the GOP agenda, President-elect Donald Trump picks Robert F. Kennedy Jr. to lead the Department of Health and Human Services, and the FBI arrests a Texas man for connections to ISIS
News of the day, including President-elect Trump meets with President Biden in the Oval office, Trump announces more Cabinet appointments, and GOP senators elect their majority leader
News of the day, including the latest announcements for the president-elect’s Cabinet, Trump plans to meet with House Republicans and President Biden, and a federal judge sentences man who leaked classified military documents
The news of the day, including President-elect Trump announces more Cabinet selections, GOP senators prepare to choose new leadership, and FEMA fires supervisor for politicizing help
The news of the day, including President Biden invites President-elect Trump to the White House as transition efforts begin, Russia and Ukraine continue attacks, and wildfires rage in New York and New Jersey
News of the day, including President Biden promises a smooth transition for the incoming administration, President-elect Trump considers Cabinet members, and Republicans anticipate a majority in the U.S. House