The prime minister of Nagorno-Karabakh says the situation there is horrible. A look at the current relationship between the U.S. and China. And an event held by EWTN in Sweden examines the deep Christian roots of Europe.

Five Americans freed in Iran following painstaking negotiations. House Republicans gear up for presentations on Biden impeachment inquiry. And Pope Francis receives the credentials of the new Russian Ambassador to the Holy See.

Lawmakers are reacting to Hunter Biden's indictment. An international organization has filed a petition to release imprisoned Bishop Alvarez in Nicaragua. And, Pope Francis says he remains close to the people of Ukraine.

North Korea's leader Kim Jung Un met with President Vladimir Putin in Russia. Scientists have grown an entire model of a human embryo without using sperm or egg. And athletes are being more open about their faith in public.

The US signs off on a prisoner swap deal with Iran. A Canadian bishop reacts to no human remains being found at supposed burial sites. And an investigation into the handling of abuse allegations within the Church begins in Switzerland.

House Speaker McCarthy to open an Impeachment inquiry into President Biden. New allegations emerge regarding the deadly 2019 Easter Sunday bombings in Sri Lanka. And a possible major strike by the United Auto Workers Union is looming.

The nation remembers those who lost their lives on 9/11. An attempt to ban federal mask mandates in public schools has been shot down. And a senior advisor in Ukraine calls Pope Francis "pro-Russian."

President Joe Biden makes his way to India for the G20 Summit. The impact of Pope Francis' trip to Mongolia. And an immigrant looking for his mother makes a shocking discovery.

On "EWTN News Nightly" tonight: An impeachment inquiry against President Joe Biden is likely just weeks away. Congressman James Comer says the evidence is overwhelming and that then Vice-President Biden received millions of dollars from foreign nationals in a pay to play scheme. And, as the Biden Administration warns Senator Tommy Tuberville’s hold on military promotions “is threatening our national security,” the lawmaker from Alabama is pushing back. There are new developments regarding a 2021 story out of Canada. According to a new report, the recent excavation of 14 alleged burial sites unearthed no human remains. EWTN News Vatican Correspondent, Colm Flynn, joins to refresh our memories about the claims made in Canada back in 2021 and how they affected the Holy Father's visit there. Meanwhile, according to the US Government Accountability Office, each $100 rise in median rent is associated with a 9% increase in homelessness. With the average rent price increasing by almost $250 over the past 2 years, the US is experiencing a homelessness crisis from coast to coast. The cofounder and president of Catholic Action Center, Ginny Ramsey, joins to explain how they address homelessness in the community. Finally this evening, a family from Poland killed for having hidden 8 Jews in their home in 1944 is due to be beatified on Sunday. EWTN Vatican Bureau Chief, Andreas Thonhauser, has more.

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On "EWTN News Nightly" tonight: Congress is now in a race against time to keep the government open past the end of the month, but the Senate and House Republicans are in 2 different places and the standoff poses a challenge to House Speaker Kevin McCarthy. And as the brutal war in Ukraine continues, now for 19 months, there is no peace in sight. There has only been more killing, including several civilians today who died in a missile attack on a market in eastern Ukraine. Meanwhile, the alleged growing cooperation between North Korea and Russia is drawing attention from Washington, especially the belief that Pyongyang may provide weapons to Moscow. Senior Correspondent of East and South Asian Affairs at the Global Strat View, Se Hoon Kim, joins to talk more about this potential alliance. Pope Francis met this morning with the bishops of the Ukrainian Greek-Catholic Church. The Holy Father invited Christians to dedicate October to praying for peace and reconciliation in Ukraine. EWTN Vatican Bureau Chief, Andreas Thonhauser has more. Finally this evening, Sage Steele recently left ESPN after she and the sports network settled a lawsuit regarding comments she made over the company's coronavirus vaccine mandates. She opens up on how she is relying on her Catholic faith after leaving the company where she worked for 16 years covering almost every major sporting event.

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