TV Schedule for Newsmax2 (WDPN-TV9) Philadelphia, PA
Wednesday, May 7th TV listings for Newsmax2 (WDPN-TV9) Philadelphia, PA
Israel Rising: Rob Schmitt Reports
Nine months after the October 7 attacks, Rob Schmitt visits Jerusalem to report on the security challenges Israel faces and how life has changed for the only democracy in the Middle East.
John Bachman tackles big news from DC, NY and around America.
Up to the minute news updates, in-depth analysis, exclusive interviews and a fresh perspective on the day's top stories and key developments in breaking news, politics and current events.
Rick Leventhal delivers comprehensive analysis and interviews on current affairs and significant events from home and abroad.
Hard-hitting analysis and opinion on the latest news and events delivered.
Wendy Bell takes a deep dive into tough issues with guests from across the country.
Greg Kelly provides hard-hitting reports and analysis from Los Angeles to New York and the Beltway to the Rust Belt.
Rick Leventhal delivers comprehensive analysis and interviews on current affairs and significant events from home and abroad.
Hard-hitting analysis and opinion on the latest news and events delivered.
The President's Men: Tales From the Secret Service
Protecting presidents and their families is the job of the brave men and women of the U.S. Secret Service; their stories give a glimpse into the lives of the leaders of the free world; based on Ron Kessler's best-selling book.
Oh My God!: Religions of the World What is Judaism?
Tevya Heller is on a cultural journey in search for God.
Oh My God!: Religions of the World What Is Catholicism?
Tevya Heller is on a cultural journey in search for God.
Legends Muhammad Ali
Looking at some of the most famous `Legends' from a variety of different sports.
Legends Tiger Woods
From success to excess; Tiger Woods, whose supernova trajectory revealed him as the most gifted golfer of his generation, as well as being a sponsor's dream.
13 Seconds: Kent State Shooting
Examines what happened on May 4, 1970, resulting in the deaths of four protesters at the hands of the Ohio National Guard.