Police Identify Suspect in Michigan Church Shooting | NTD Good Morning

Police have identified the suspect in the Michigan church shooting as 40-year-old Thomas Sanford. Authorities say at least four people died after Sanford opened fire inside the church and set it on fire. The FBI is now leading the investigation, with the incident being treated as a targeted act of violence. President Donald Trump called for an end to what he said is an epidemic of violence in the United States.

The president will meet Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu at the White House on Monday as Israel faces growing international pressure to end the war in Gaza. Families of hostages have urged Trump to use the meeting to help secure their loved ones' release. Trump has promised something special on a Gaza plan. Vice President JD Vance said top U.S. officials are engaged in negotiations with Israeli and Arab leaders.

Trump is expected to meet with lawmakers on Monday to work out disagreements as the threat of a government shutdown looms. Democrats want parts of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act repealed and are demanding an extension to tax subsidies for Obamacare. Republicans say negotiations can take place after their short-term funding bill expires, which recently passed the House before failing in the Senate. If an agreement isn't reached by Tuesday at midnight, the Trump administration says it plans to lay off more federal workers.