Sean McDermott spoke with the media Monday as the NFL Combine begins in Indianapolis. WGR's Sal Capaccio tells us about his biggest takeaways from the press conference.

French President Emmanuel Macron has been critical of President Donald Trump's efforts to end the war in Ukraine. The two leaders met on Monday in front of reporters. ABC's Karen Travers has the latest.

Tonawanda's Town Board voted to pursue charges against the Tonawanda Police Club, alleging some officers participated in an illegal strike by refusing to issue traffic tickets during a three week period earlier this year. Supervisor Joe Emminger explains the town's perspective.

There's still plenty of confusion over Elon Musk's email asking federal employees to explain the work they've done throughout the week. Also, peace talks in Ukraine continue to develop. Washington insider Dave Levinthal looks at the top stories.

Government agencies are telling employees not to respond to an email from Elon Musk asking what they accomplished during last work week. ABC's Steven Portnoy has the latest.

Political analyst Steve Roberts says polls are showing sliding approval ratings for President Trump. He explains why.

The Pope remains in critical condition with double pneumonia, though the Vatican says he is walking around, eating and in good humor. CBS' Chris Livesay has the latest.

Political analyst Ken Kruly says the race for Mayor of Buffalo will be a competitive one as both Sean Ryan and acting mayor Chris Scanlon has strong bases. There's also other candidates that will stay in the fight.

A proposed change to a state law would allow law enforcement to use the smell of marijuana as evidence in DWI investigations, as had been the case before legalization. Former Buffalo Police Captain and current VP of Tarian Group explains the law.

There's 2.4 million workers in the federal government, and many of them are facing termination as DOGE looks to cut spending. Jill Schlesinger says there's already signs of an economic impact.