Investigative reporter Nick Penzenstadler explains. Plus, a judge orders the DOJ to redact the Mar-a-Lago affidavit ahead of its possible release, a top Trump organization executive pleads guilty, travel reporter Bailey Schulz says car ownership costs are way up and NFL quarterback Deshaun Watson will be suspended 11 games.

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He appeared before an Atlanta grand jury Wednesday. Plus, news organizations push for more documents linked to the search at former President Donald Trump's estate, investigative reporter Kenny Jacoby explains how female athletes have been stiffed on scholarships, U.N. Secretary-General Antonio Guterres visits Ukraine and Life reporter Anthony Robledo talks about how queer conversion therapy is still being used.

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A grand jury is investigating potential election interference. Plus, Trump-backed candidates do well in primaries, health reporter Adrianna Rodriguez tells pet owners whether they should be worried about monkeypox, the WNBA Playoffs are here and money reporter Terry Collins looks into the housing recession.

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The former president has endorsed a number of candidates. Congressional reporter Ledge King looks at Rep. Liz Cheney's chances against one of them. Plus, states take action as drought dries up rivers, national environmental reporter Dinah Voyles Pulver talks about a report on how temperatures are expected to rise over the next 30 years, R. Kelly faces another sex crimes trial and Tiger Woods pushes back on LIV Golf.

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The U.S. withdrew its military from the country a year ago. Reporter Chris Kenning explains how many Afghan allies still haven't reached the U.S. Plus, more American lawmakers visit Taiwan, Russia may take a step forward on Brittney Griner release talks, a meteor's sound scares some Utahns and Vanessa Bryant's civil trial against Los Angeles County continues.

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What have we learned about being overweight since the obesity epidemic was first declared four decades ago? USA TODAY health reporter Karen Weintraub asked that question and created a six piece series based on the answers. She sat down with the team at 5 Things to share what she learned.

The search warrant was unsealed Friday. Plus, the CDC relaxes COVID guidelines again, Salman Rushdie is attacked, a sewer emergency is in effect in Provincetown, Cape Cod and severe drought continues in Europe.

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The former president continues to say investigations against him are part of a 'witch hunt.' Plus, the Inflation Reduction Act moves to the House, reporter Jordan Mendoza looks at what's next for falling gas prices, Deshaun Watson's suspension appeal will be decided and money reporter Terry Collins explains which cities are best for fixer-upper homes.

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The move comes just days after federal authorities searched his Florida home. Justice Department correspondent Kevin Johnson reports. Plus, U.S. gas prices drop below $4 on average, health reporter Adrianna Rodriguez says the flu may come back strong this year, the Perseids meteor shower peaks and MLB returns to the Field of Dreams.

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Hear the latest on the aftermath. Plus, politics reporter Ella Lee talks about Christian nationalism, a Mississippi grand jury will not indict the woman whose accusation led to the lynching of Emmett Till, reporters Jessica Guynn and Jayme Fraser have Part Two of their piece on few Latina CEOs and President Joe Biden will sign the PACT bill.

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