President Biden signs an executive order aimed at limiting border crossings. Republicans consider legislative action in response to Trump's guilty verdict. And, Attorney General Merrick Garland defends the Justice Department.

House Republicans pursue unsubstantiated theories about the origins of COVID-19, President Biden's name will appear on Ohio's ballot, and critics say expanded school voucher programs undermine the separation of church and state.

Former President Trump says he would be "OK" if put under house arrest or is sent to jail. The White House unveils an advanced Gaza ceasefire plan. And voting rights advocates in Nevada aim to engage rural Latino voters.

Trump is convicted on all charges – a historic first, sure to roil the election. Biden slams Trump for January 6th to a Black audience. The Supreme Court sides with the NRA. And former FBI director Comey has regrets over Clinton's emails.

Trump compares himself to Mother Teresa – saying even she couldn't beat his porn star hush-money charges. Election watchers dispel myths about non-citizen voting. And Jill Biden points out new guardrails in next month's presidential debate.

Actor Robert DeNiro joins Capitol Police officers to protest Donald Trump at his New York hush money trial, while both sides make closing arguments. And the Democratic party moves to make sure President Biden will be on the ballot in Ohio.

President Biden delivers a Memorial Day Address, former president Trump's hush money trial is poised for jury deliberations, and the Justice Department warns of threats to election officials.

One congressman cites ways Biden could get more support from communities of color. A new Louisiana law reclassifies two abortion medications as controlled substances. And Ohio advocates work to boost the youth turnout.

The Supreme Court allows South Carolina gerrymander that dilutes Black voters, Senator Cruz refuses to say if he'll accept the results of the election, and Trump calls a Mar Lago search an attempt to have him assassinated.

The House GOP moves to strike mention of Trump's criminal trial from the record, and his former rival Nikki Haley endorses him. Meanwhile, Ohio Republicans reject a legislative fix to ensure Biden's name appears on the November ballot.