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Vladimir Zelensky has dismissed deputy presidential office chief Irina Mudraya after her name surfaced in records released as part of a major Ukrainian anti-corruption investigation.

Former Ukrainian lawmaker Vladimir Oleynik joins the program to discuss the allegations surrounding Mudraya, former energy minister German Galushchenko and businessman Timur Mindich, widely described as ‘Zelensky’s wallet.’

The brutal murder of Cora, Dawson and Callan Clancy by their own mother Lindsay Clancy has resulted in a very heated debate on social media where many women have been siding with the mother despite her admitting to the killings, but citing postpartum depression and medication side effects as her defense. Independent journalist Melissa White joins America Now anchor Ben Swann to discuss why this particular case has caused such a big debate. Plus, incumbent congressman Randy Fine, known for his radical support of Israel, defeats social media star Dan Bilzerian in Florida’s 6th congressional district. America Now correspondent Jalyssa Dugrot covers the race on the ground in Florida and speaks to Dan Bilzerian himself.

The war in Iran is entering a new and potentially much more dangerous phase. The clock has run out on the U.S.-Iran Memorandum of Understanding and there is still no deal. Meanwhile, former Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Green claims that behind closed doors, the Trump administration is debating whether to use nuclear weapons on Iran. America Now anchor Ben Swann discusses the danger of escalation with Mike Adams, the founder of Brighteon Platforms. Plus, establishment candidate Byron Donalds is facing off against upstart James Fishback for the governor’s seat in Florida. America Now’s Olivia Flynn takes a closer look at why this race matters.

Was Lebanese journalist Amal Khalil deliberately targeted by IDF?

Russian MP Aleksey Chepa accuses the West of protecting Ukraine’s political establishment regardless of what its members do.

For months we've been hearing about the new White House ballroom and its security for state dinners and for parties. But tonight, the Trump administration is telling the Supreme Court something very different. See, this isn't just a ballroom. It's part of what the Justice Department now calls, now calls a military center, something even Trump himself has acknowledged. America Now anchor Ben Swann discusses what this means with independent journalist and congressional candidate Sam Husseini. Plus, one Republican primary in Florida could become a test of how much power the pro-Israel establishment still has inside the GOP. Dan Bilzerian, the social media star who decided to challenge the sitting congressman Randy Fine, joins America Now for an interview.

Tonight on America Now, we continue to follow the developing story of what’s happening aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln. As the war with Iran drags into its fifth month, reports of serious problems aboard one of America's most important warships are only getting louder. And as more details come in, the situation is only getting worse. Former Pentagon adviser, retired Colonel Douglas Macgregor is joining America Now anchor Ben Swann to discuss how serious the situation is. Plus, a 23-year-old woman had to spend weeks under arrest after a Flock camera misidentified a Dodge Durango that was involved in a hit and run, despite her having nothing to do with the crime. America Now’s Jalyssa Dugrot tells the story.

Rising oil prices, the crisis in the Strait of Hormuz and other Middle East sticking points — all that and more was discussed in an exclusive interview with Mohammad Reza Naqdi, the IRGC's top adviser to Iran's Supreme Leader.

The Bank of England froze Venezuela's gold reserves in 2018 after the UK ceased recognising Nicolas Maduro's government.

The president was abducted by the US this year, and now the bank has agreed to release the gold to pay for earthquake reconstruction. However, Washington has imposed conditions — requiring the funds to be placed in its Treasury accounts and made subject to an international expense audit.

For more on this, we speak to former IMF Executive Director Paulo Nogueira Batista Jr.

Masked youths attack a Palestinian family’s property after sunset, attempting to breach a barbed-wire fence and throwing stones at the family and activists keeping watch.

The family says it repeatedly calls the Israeli army for help, but soldiers arrive as much as two hours later and refuse to arrest the settlers identified at the scene.