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A U.S. guided missile cruiser was spotted crossing the Panama Canal Friday night, heading toward the Caribbean, according to media outlet AFP. This report follows a growing presence of U.S. warships deployed near the coast of Venezuela.

A judge temporarily blocked a Trump administration immigration policy that would fast-track the deportations of certain illegal immigrants.

China’s leader Xi Jinping will host more than 20 world leaders from Asian and European nations at the annual Shanghai Cooperation Organization summit next week. Expected attendees include Prime Minister Narendra Modi of India and President Vladimir Putin of Russia. What impact could this meeting have on their strained relationships with the United States? Gordon Chang, author of "Plan Red: China's Project to Destroy America," joins us for analysis.

In breaking news, an appeals court this afternoon struck down most of President Trump’s sweeping tariffs, ruling them illegal. The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit says Trump overstepped his authority when he used emergency powers to impose "reciprocal" tariffs, as well as tariffs on imports from countries including China, Canada, and Mexico.

The White House has announced the cancellation of $4.9 billion in foreign aid. President Trump used a maneuver known as a pocket rescission, which could bypass congressional approval. The president also canceled extended Secret Service protection for former Vice President Kamala Harris.

In the wake of Wednesday’s tragedy, President Trump’s cabinet is urging lawmakers to prioritize mental and spiritual health. This comes as new evidence emerges in the Minneapolis church shooting that left two children dead and several others injured.

Police have identified a total of 20 victims that had injuries resulting from the shooting at a Catholic school in Minneapolis, including the two children who were killed. The FBI has identified the shooter as 23-year-old Robin Westman, who legally changed his name in 2020 after identifying as female.

The Trump administration fired CDC Director Susan Monarez for failing to align with President Donald Trump's health agenda. Monarez pushes back and refuses to resign.

The Department of Homeland Security asks Naval Station Great Lakes, a military base near Chicago, for help with immigration operations. Meanwhile, the Trump administration appeal a judge's ruling to shut down the "Alligator Alcatraz" immigration detention center in Florida.

Two children have been killed and several others injured in a shooting at a Catholic school Mass in Minneapolis. Authorities say a gunman opened fire, hitting students during their first week back at school. The White House has lowered flags nationwide in mourning.

Continuing his efforts to negotiate peace, President Donald Trump is increasing economic pressure on Russia and chairing talks on Gaza’s future. He is also floating a name change for the Department of Defense—reverting it to its original name, the “Department of War”—as U.S. adversaries ramp up military drills and cooperation.

As federal law enforcement presence grows on the streets of Washington, the city’s mayor says it has had a positive impact on reducing crime. Meanwhile, the Trump administration is taking over management of D.C.’s Union Station and announcing new plans to revamp New York City’s Penn Station.

At his seventh Cabinet meeting of his second term, President Trump touted plunging crime numbers in Washington, D.C., and previewed a tough new step, saying his administration will seek the death penalty in homicide cases in the capital. The president also called on NTD's White House correspondent Iris Tao to share her own experience of being mugged in D.C.

A federal judge has dismissed the Trump administration’s lawsuit against Maryland’s entire federal bench. The suit opposed a standing order that stopped the immediate deportation of migrants challenging their removals.

In Utah, a judge has ordered the Republican-controlled legislature to redraw the state’s congressional map, ruling the current version unlawful and saying lawmakers ignored voter-approved safeguards against partisan gerrymandering. Lawmakers have until Sept. 24 to submit new maps.

President Donald Trump met with South Korean President Lee Jae Myung Monday, unveiling plans to revive America’s shipbuilding industry and launching a joint energy project in Alaska. He also issued new warnings to Beijing over trade and national security, threatening to raise tariffs on China to 200 percent.

The president also signed executive orders ending cashless bail nationwide and increasing penalties for burning the American flag. Meanwhile, Immigration and Customs Enforcement detained illegal immigrant Kilmar Abrego Garcia after he surrendered to authorities in Baltimore. The Salvadoran national now faces possible deportation to Uganda.

In the Middle East, Israeli forces launched two strikes on a hospital in Gaza, killing multiple civilians, including several journalists. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu called the second strike a “tragic mishap.” Meanwhile, Trump says he thinks the war in the Gaza Strip will end in two to three weeks.

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President Donald Trump warns military troops could be deployed to new cities to fight soaring crime rates. His comments on truth social come amid a spat with Baltimore's governor. Details on what cities the president is considering.

Authorities in New York have identified five victims who died in a tour bus crash on Interstate 90. The vehicle was making the return trip from Niagara falls when it fell into a ditch.

A South Korean delegation visits China calling for normalization of ties between the two ahead of Monday's White House summit with South Korea. Two guests unpack what that means for U.S.–South Korea relations and what to expect in tomorrow's summit.

Are habits and lifestyle the keys to a longer, healthier life? Hear the details on what research says can help in a preview of "Vital Signs" with Brendon Fallon.

And, meet Maple, a former K-9 who's now helping to sniff out diseases and keep honey bees safe. Find out why researchers at the Michigan State University are counting on man's best friend.

The Justice Department has released a transcript of an interview Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche conducted with Ghislaine Maxwell. The long-time Jeffrey Epstein confidant answered questions regarding rumors surrounding the late sex offender, including his ties to President Trump.

In an olive branch to the U.S., Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney announces that he's removing retaliatory tariffs on many American goods covered under the US-Mexico-Canada Agreement, though duties on steel, autos, and aluminum remain in effect. The move comes after a call between Carney and Trump.

President Trump today says he is continuing to work on a possible Russia-Ukraine meeting, despite the difficulty of the task. Meanwhile, the president announced Washington D.C. as the host of a major event and unveiled a sweeping beautification plan for the nation's capitol ahead of America’s 250th birthday.

President Donald Trump declared “total victory” today after a New York appeals court overturned a roughly half-billion-dollar civil fraud judgment against him, his family, and his company. Tonight, the president is also joining law enforcement on patrol in Washington, D.C.

Fighting continues between Russia and Ukraine, as the United States continues pushing for peace. Drones and missiles reportedly struck an American-owned factory in western Ukraine today. Meanwhile, in the Middle East, Israel has entered cease-fire talks aimed at returning hostages and ending the war in Gaza, even as its forces advance plans to take over the territory and defeat Hamas.

In California, Democrats are pushing to redraw congressional districts as the state enters the next phase of redistricting. This comes after the Texas House’s approval of its own new maps.

Vice President JD Vance visited National Guard troops in Washington, as the city entered its ninth day under federal control of law enforcement. The U.S. Marshals Service is now offering $500 rewards for tips leading to arrests in the capital.

President Donald Trump says Russian President Vladimir Putin and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy are working to arrange a direct meeting without him, though he’s ready to join if needed. Meanwhile, fighting rages on, with a Russian drone reportedly crossing Ukraine's western border and exploding in NATO member Poland.

In the Middle East, Israeli forces have officially begun the first phase of their plan to take Gaza City. The Israeli government has also approved construction of a new settlement east of Jerusalem.