Tonight we start with President Joe Biden’s primetime speech in Philadelphia and House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy’s prebuttal. Today a hearing over whether to grant former President Donald Trump’s request for a special master wrapped up — we have the details. Updated Covid-19 boosters can now be administered after a key CDC decision. Plus, the January 6th House Select Committee wants to speak with Newt Gingrich and Starbucks has a new CEO.

We have updates on two of Donald Trump's legal battles. One is Trump versus the Justice Department, where a judge is set to decide whether a third-party attorney can review documents retrieved from the former president's Mar-a-Lago resort. The second is Trump versus the House Oversight Committee regarding some long-awaited financial documents. Meanwhile, experts with the UN's nuclear watchdog agency concluded their first visit to the Russian-occupied plant in Ukraine. Officials in Jackson, Mississippi are working to bring relief to residents who have gone days with no running water. And two new studies find links between ultra-processed foods and illnesses.

Former President Donald Trump’s lawyers and the government will be in court today related to the FBI’s search and seizure at Mar-a-Lago – we’ll tell you what both sides want to happen. A team of international inspectors arrived in Ukraine as shelling sparks fears of a nuclear accident. New York has a new law in effect today that makes carrying a handgun illegal in certain areas, including Times Square. We have two recent examples for you highlighting why the US-China business relationship is complex. Plus, if you live in California, get ready to bring your thermostats down.

Major airlines in the US are rolling out changes today to what passengers get for delayed or canceled flights - we’ll bring you the details. Police in Ohio have released body cam footage of an officer fatally shooting an unarmed Black man in his bed. A Russian oil executive has died after falling from a hospital window - the latest in a string of deaths. 21-million people in the Chengdu will begin a lockdown tonight, as part of China’s Zero-Covid policy. And a KKK plaque has been found at West Point.

We begin with former President Donald Trump's legal team saying that classified material should have been expected in documents Trump turned over in January. President Joe Biden is set to make another speech in Pennsylvania tonight, on the "soul of the country." A long-awaited UN human rights report on China’s treatment of its Uyghur population has finally been released - we'll tell you what it says. Sarah Palin's political comeback has stalled after losing a special election. And, Serena Williams advances in what could be her last US Open.

We begin with dueling court filings between the Justice Department and former President Donald Trump regarding a search at his Florida home earlier this month. Russia warns the EU after the bloc’s foreign ministers informally agreed to suspend Russian visas over the country’s war in Ukraine. We’ll break down a highly anticipated report about China’s human rights violations. Republican Sarah Palin lost a special election to fill Alaska’s US House seat. Lastly, country singer Luke Bell has been found dead after disappearing earlier this month.

We start this evening with a promising update on the water crisis in Jackson, Mississippi, where most of the city's residents have been without running water for days. A team of UN inspectors are set to visit the Russian-controlled nuclear plant in southeastern Ukraine tomorrow. The FDA granted emergency use authorization to Pfizer and Moderna's COVID-19 booster vaccines today -- we'll fill you in on the next steps as officials prepare to get shots into arms soon. As economic conditions decline, two major companies are laying off a large share of their employees. Plus, clear skies in August have broken a 25-year streak.

Mississippi's largest city has entered its third day without clean running water – we'll tell you what federal, state and local officials are doing to address the crisis. The Federal Reserve could see new jobs data out today as a promising sign in its inflation fight. We'll bring you more details on the DOJ's probe into former President Donald Trump. Summer is almost over, but the heat isn't going anywhere anytime soon. Plus, Queen Elizabeth is breaking a 70-year tradition over mobility worries.

The Justice Department says the FBI found documents at Mar-a-Lago that were “likely concealed and removed” while rejecting the need for a "special master." Figures show Texas has spent more than 12 million dollars to send migrants to Washington DC and New York. Russia's Gazprom has halted gas to Europe for what it says is maintenance, but some are worried it may not reopen. Flooding in Pakistan has created a 60-mile wide in-land lake. And, scientists have unlocked the genetic code of the immortal jellyfish.

We begin with the Justice Department saying some documents found in Mar-a-Lago were "likely concealed and removed" to "obstruct" the FBI's investigation. Meanwhile, President Joe Biden has condemned attacks on law enforcement since the Mar-a-Lago raid, calling out "MAGA Republicans." UN nuclear inspectors are on their way to theĀ  Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant, which remains under Russian control. Mikhail Gorbachev has died at the age of 91. And, some common steroids could change your brain.