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'Prime News'
'Prime News'

Watch "Prime News" weeknights from 5-7 ET on HLN. Want to be on air? Call 1-877-TELL-HLN during the show and share your opinion!


The "Prime News" weekend edition airs Saturday and Sunday nights at 6 ET.

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About the show
About the show

"Prime News" host Mike Galanos uses the day's most powerful headlines as a starting point for diverse perspectives and spirited debate. In each show, Galanos challenges newsmakers and experts to help viewers gain a clearer understanding of the "right vs. wrong" conflict playing out across the country every day.

"Prime News" correspondent Richelle Carey showcases hard news with a human side, uncovering the drama and emotion in the news of the day. Carey also leads the way in providing breaking information on stories as they are unfolding. You can always catch live coverage of breaking events on "Prime News," weeknights from 5-7 ET on HLN. Our weekend edition airs Saturday and Sunday nights at 6 ET.
Mike's Views
Mike's Views

HLN's Mike Galanos sounds off on the day's hottest topics:


• When school football turns deadly
• Plan B risky for 17-year-old girls
• Child porn charges too tough for 'sexting'

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Prime Newsmakers
Prime Newsmakers

With motor fluid spraying their faces and the weight of a car numbing their bodies, two Nevada college students struggled to stay calm after a drunk driver allegedly tore into their home, ripping them from their slumber.

Kristin Palmer and Trent Wood were asleep in their home last week when a motorist allegedly drove into their bedroom around 4 a.m., mistakenly believing it was his ex-girlfriend's home.

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Other stories:
• Shanna Moakler dishes on Trump's decision
Ali Velshi's Making Cents
Ali Velshi's Making Cents

CNN's Chief Business Correspondant Ali Velshi answers your money questions.

How should you invest? Take Ali's Quiz



• WATCH: Investing old job's 401(k) Video
• WATCH: Credit rates jumping? Video
• WATCH: Over your head in debt? Video
• WATCH: Use retirement to pay debt? Video

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What Matters
What Matters

HLN's Richelle Carey has partnered with Essence magazine to highlight and investigate some of the important stories in the African-American community that affect us all.

• Jackson movie brings fans closure? Watch Video
• 'Shaft' survives breast cancer Watch Video
• Homeless teen beating the odds Watch Video
• More realistic Barbie dolls? Watch Video
• 'Code of silence' hurting case Watch Video

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