Congressman Elijah Cummings has died. Also on the rundown: President Trump puts some distance between himself and policy on Syria. South Dakota awaits a SCOTUS ruling on the insanity defense, plus the focus remains on election security for 2020.

Farmers in DC to discuss trade and the rural economic crisis; also Lily Bohlke reports on the Democratic debate -- from 2020 Talks.

U.S. reacts to Turkish offensive, Ft. Worth police officer charged with murder, a tax break for New Mexico families, and what's important to know about roadkill in Nevada.

Syrian military moves in as the U.S. moves out; and Colorado looks at Public Option health plans. Plus, Indigenous Peoples Day.

Energy Secretary Rick Perry is handed a subpoena in the impeachment inquiry; and the Trump administration approves drug testing as a condition for unemployment benefits.

Turkey's invasion of Syria confirms U.S. critics' fears that President Trump cleared the way for a military attack; and former Vice President Joe Biden unconditionally supports Trump's impeachment.

The White House shows defiance toward the House's impeachment inquiry; Sen. Elizabeth Warren promotes sectoral bargaining; and an investigation tracks methane leaks from a major U.S. oil and gas production area.

President Trump’s plan to withdrawal troops from Syria gets bipartisan pushback; and groups rally for voting rights of former felons in Florida, a key battleground state.

Some divisive cases are on tap for the Supreme Court’s new session and a top automaker calls for progress on a new trade deal with Canada and Mexico.

House investigators hear first testimony in the impeachment inquiry; and in what some see as a victory in the battle against opioid abuse, a judge allows a safe consumption site.