Former President Trump claims he could declassify top secret documents by simply thinking it, without going through any sort of process at all. What some top Republicans had to say about the former president's line of defense. Plus, Alex Jones takes the stand in the latest Sandy Hook defamation trial against him. How might his outbursts in court affect the outcome? Also, disturbing new information on the Oxford, Michigan school massacre. We have more on the lawsuit against the school district, and the parents’ pain.

New York Attorney General Letitia James says former President Donald Trump lied and cheated the system, and now he must pay. James accuses Trump, his three eldest children and the Trump Organization of committing staggering fraud for more than a decade. Plus, Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell announced another interest rate hike today. We break down what has to happen to raise rates and bring inflation down without a recession. Also, legal sports betting is the next frontier in the gambling world. We report from California as residents in the state are set to vote on two separate gambling propositions.

Hurricane Fiona is now a major Category 3 storm after devastating Puerto Rico and the Dominican Republic. Now, Puerto Rico's governor is warning it could take days before everyone has electricity, but nothing guaranteed. Plus, a group of migrants sent to Martha’s Vineyard are suing Florida Governor Ron DeSantis and other Florida officials, accusing them of carrying out an “illegal scheme.” Also, we look ahead to the midterm elections, as control of Congress is at stake just seven weeks from now. And to tip or not to tip? It used to be an easy decision, but has tipping gone too far?

Hurricane Fiona is now moving over the Dominican Republic after slamming Puerto Rico, where more than 1 million people are without power. Authorities say it killed at least one person there. And we’re live from London after Queen Elizabeth’s funeral service at Westminster Abbey. Plus, after 23 years in prison, Adnan Syed, the convicted murderer made famous after the hit podcast “Serial” chronicled his case, walked out of a Baltimore courthouse today. Prosecutors conducted a year-long investigation into Syed’s case, and will now have to decide whether to retry him for the murder of his high school girlfriend Hae Min Lee.

President Biden met with the families of two Americans who the White House says are “wrongfully detained” in Russia, WNBA star Brittney Griner and marine veteran Paul Whelan. Plus, we’re live from Martha’s Vineyard reporting on what happens next for the migrants Florida Government Ron DeSantis sent there. Plus, the iPhone 14 is officially available for purchase. How did the launch go, and how much is new with the phone?

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis slammed President Biden today, accusing him of not securing the border. This comes a day after he sent two planes full of about 50 migrants to Martha’s Vineyard. We have the latest local coverage. Plus, food prices are rising at the fastest rate in more than 40 years. We report from San Francisco, Chicago and New York on how local restaurants are holding up. And what Kanye West had to say on CNBC today after ending his partnership with Gap.

The United States could be heading into the first rail strike in 30 years. Two of the largest railroad unions in the country still haven’t come to a compromise. We take a look at how major railroad companies, including Amtrak and Union Pacific, are preparing for a potential work stoppage. Plus, Navy officials have ordered an independent investigation into one of the toughest SEAL training courses. We speak with Dave Philipps from the New York Times on what he heard from SEALs and sailors who went through the course within the last two years. And newly released texts appear to show Brett Favre’s role in the Mississippi welfare scandal.

It’s a tale of two very different U.S. economies. On one hand, President Biden is touting the so-called “Inflation Reduction Act,” promising it will take pressure off American families burdened with rising costs. But on the other hand, new government data is painting a less than rosy picture about the economic outlook. We break it all down for you. Plus, the two biggest rail unions in the U.S. are threatening to strike if they don’t reach a contract agreement by Friday. Also, Senator Lindsey Graham is promising to hold a vote on a federal, nationwide abortion ban if Republicans take back control of Congress in November. With this coming on the final primary day before the midterms, we break down the key races we’re watching.

Former President Trump’s lawyers are asking a Trump-appointed judge to keep blocking the FBI from reviewing any of the documents found at his estate, including the classified ones, until a special master can sift through them. Also, Queen Elizabeth’s coffin travels to St. Giles Cathedral in Edinburgh to lie in rest. What King Charles III had to say in his first address as monarch to Parliament on his mother’s lifelong pledge to the nation. Plus, Ukrainian officials say its forces are making big gains in the country’s south and northeast regions. The war is far from over, but how important are these gains?

With a nation in mourning, King Charles III gave a message of hope and the promise of stability today. He now rules over a much different royal family and country than Queen Elizabeth did when she ascended the throne seven decades ago. We have more from London. Plus, cracks are emerging in the European Union’s critical efforts to target Vladimir Putin’s war chest, as energy ministers met today to discuss a proposal to cap Russian gas prices. Also, the Department of Justice and former President Trump’s legal team face a midnight deadline in the battle over a special master.