News about Elizabeth Vargas

John-Paul Miller (right) broke down in the interview just days after his wife Mica Miller (left) took her life. 'She was the greatest wife anyone could ever ask for. We spent every night together just talking and talking.' Internet sleuths have now spotted a telling detail in the interview which has raised suspicion over the circumstances around her shock death. 'Our client refutes any report that suggests he ever abused his wife,' the pastor's lawyers said in a statement as conspiracy theories ran wild.

Police reports indicate that Mica Miller, 30, had accused her husband John-Paul Miller, 44, of abuse prior to her tragic suicide on April 27 which came just days after she had filed for divorce. Miller was found dead from a gunshot wound at Lumber River State Park in North Carolina after speaking out about abuse in her marriage.

A waitress named Christiana (left) has revealed the inappropriate messages sent to her by former pastor John-Paul Miller following the suicide of his wife Mica Miller. Miller, 30, was found dead with a self-inflicted gunshot wound at at Lumber River State Park in North Carolina days after serving her husband with divorce papers. Police have since released images of her final moments (right) amid speculation about the circumstances of her death.

Rachel Morin's mother, Patty, made a tearful appeal to viewers in the 30-second clip as she recalled the child she lost. 'Rachel Morin was my daughter. She was a mother to five children. She's a sister,' Patty said. 'Somebody just grabbed her and killed her. If he's willing to kill a perfect stranger he's willing to kill anybody.' Morin, 37, went missing while jogging on the Ma and Pa Trail in the town of Bel Air last August. Her naked, battered body was discovered the next day in a tunnel along the route, some 45 miles north of Baltimore. The family's attorney, Randolph Rice, has expressed his concern that the suspect may have fled the country after breaking into a home in Los Angeles and assaulting a young girl.

Riley, who went missing in downtown Nashville on March 8 after a night out with his fraternity brothers, was found dead nearly two weeks after he vanished in the Cumberland River. The person who spoke with Riley was not named, but family friend Chris Dingman, told NewsNation's Elizabeth Vargas this week that the witness 'told the detective his account of the story of what happened to Riley.' Dingman called it a 'huge' development in the case and said, 'that was something we were looking for.' Riley's family claims to have conflicting reports from the police, and don't believe that their son fell in the river.

Judith Raananan, 59, and her daughter Natalie Shoshana Raananan, 17, were the first hostages to be released by Hamas after the October 7 massacre in Israel, which killed 1,200 people and abducted more than 200 others. For the first time since her release, the Chicago-based mother joined NewsNation's Elizabeth Vargas on Wednesday evening, revealing startling details about the two weeks in captivity on television for the first time since her release. 'It's like Russian Roulette.' You don't know whether you are dead or alive,' she said recalling the morning of October 7, 2023, when she and her daughter heard gunshots from Nahal Oz, one of many kibbutzim along the Gaza border. Judith and her daughter Natalie, who hold dual citizenship in Israel, were in Israel in October last year to mark Judith's birthday and the start of the Jewish holiday season.

Daniel Penny, a Marine veteran, "stepped in to save lives" when he placed a mentally ill homeless man in a deadly chokehold on a NYC subway last May, according to his counsel. Since the straphanger allegedly began assaulting passengers on the train, Penny, 25, has been charged with the mandatory manslaughter of Jordan Neely. Onlookers feared for their lives as a result of Neely's behavior, according to his attorney Steven Raiser, and Penny stepped in to shield them.

On Wednesday night, a total of 4 million people tuned into the fourth presidential debate, which aired on NewsNation and CW. That was down from the 7.5 million who watched the third debate.

Candidates are likely to face their most difficult challenge yet in the fourth Republican primary debate, as a trio of female moderators prepares to turn up the heat and press the 2024 Republican candidates to refrain from their "canned stump speeches." Elizabeth Vargas, a comoderator at NewsNation, told DailyMail.com that her aim is to host a debate in which viewers do not want to turn off the television - as she says during the second debate during long stretches of cross-talk. We're right at a full boil now,' she said. These candidates are aware that it is crunch time.' They are running out of time to present their argument. They must do it quickly, and they have to do it quickly.'

According to a source, former President Trump will not be attending' the next presidential debate in Alabama, although another source said the Secret Service conducted a sweep of the next debate site. That move increased the likelihood of a dramatic return by Trump to the debate stage.

During an interview with Sherri Shepherd, a recovering alcoholic, pleaded guilty twice for pressuring her to drink twice with her during her syndicated daytime talk show. In the segment, the 56-year-old comedian said, 'I'm going to take you to the bar, we're going to drink, and we're going to have a drink.'

Elizabeth Vargas, 60, 60, former anchor Elizabeth Vargas, 60, is back to her roots with an all-new cable television show on NewsNation, allowing her to return to day-to-day news reporting in 2018. Vargas talked directly with DailyMail.com about her facts-driven news, which would act as the show's backbone. It is not an opinion display.' I've never done opinion journalism, and I don't intend to begin there,' she said. "We're going to take a few of the day's most popular stories and go really deep." Facts and reports should go hand in hand when it comes to reporting, but Vargas' plan could be a difficult climb to scale considering that cable news in the new state tends to favour fiery debates over truth.

As he was planning to take a flight out of New York City over the weekend, Matthew Perry was seen dressed in all black. At a heliport in the Big Apple, the 54-year-old Friends alum wore a leather jacket and a v-neck t-shirt with black pants. He was in Princeton, New Jersey, just days before, where he and journalist Elizabeth Vargas discussed his book Friends, Lovers, And The Big Terrible Thing.