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The Dow tumbles 900 points, sparking fears of a recession. The Trump administration blames Joe Biden. but do the voters buy that? Plus, the US and Ukraine hold crucial peace talks about ending russia's war. What concessions will Ukraine have to make? And we bring you the latest on a desperate search for a missing American in the Dominican Republic. 

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Canada's just-chosen successor to Justin Trudeau is already standing up to President Trump. Can he stop the trade war? Plus, a plane plunges into a parking lot. Are recent cuts to the FAA making it riskier to fly? And the US and Ukraine gear up for talks to end Russia's war. What it will take to repair the relationship between Washington and Kyiv. 

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“It feels like the economy is gagging on the uncertainty." That's what Mark Zandi, chief economist at Moody’s Analytics, told CNN’s Kate Bolduan earlier this week, referring to not just tariffs but taxes, immigration and federal budget cuts. And we're about to get a brand new read on the US economy: who's hiring and who's firing in the first full month of President Trump's second term. 

Also on today's show: Trump cast doubt on the NATO alliance. Could the US abandon some of its closest allies? And California's Democratic governor breaks with his party on transgender athletes. Is this a preview of the divisions ahead in 2028 and later? 

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Concerned Republicans deliver a message to Elon Musk: Go easy with that chainsaw and send those cuts to Congress. This, as DOGE sets its sights on veterans affairs, with tens of thousands of jobs on the chopping block. What it will mean for veterans and their families? Plus, if you're looking for a new car, you might want to buy now. President Trump is pressing pause on auto tariffs, but not for long. 

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President Trump touts his accomplishments and taunts his rivals in a big speech to Congress. But how did voters feel about his first major speech since returning to power? Meanwhile, Canada and Mexico hit back with tariffs of their own. How long before the trade war starts hitting your wallet? And a mammoth storm is marching east right now, reaching from Florida to New York. 

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Canada, Mexico, and China are hitting back as US tariffs go into effect. How could a trade war impact your bottom line? Plus, President Trump says he'll tell it like it is during tonight's big speech to Congress. We talk to a top Trump adviser about his message to Americans. And we examine the ramifications of the president halting military aid to Ukraine: How long before Zelensky will be forced into peace talks with Putin? 

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After the blow up with Trump at the White House, Ukraine's president gets a warmer welcome in Europe. Can relations between Ukraine and the US be repaired? Plus, Republicans face angry voters across the country. Can Democrats seize this moment? New Jersey Senator Andy Kim joins the show to discuss. And from first-time winners to an independent sweep, we break down all the big moments from Hollywood's biggest night. 

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Face to face after weeks of turbulence, Presidents Trump and Zelensky will go one-on-one today in a high-stakes meeting that could very well shape the future of Ukraine. Plus, how the push to include DOGE cuts in the GOP's budget bill is complicating competing plans between House and Senate Republicans. And with Trump doubling down on his pledge to levy tariffs on some of America's largest trading partners. Representative Ryan Zinke joins us to discuss. 

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Legendary Academy Award-winner Gene Hackman, his wife and their dog were found dead Wednesday afternoon in their New Mexico home. President Trump places his Cabinet on notice, showing them exactly where the power dynamics lie between him and Elon Musk. RFK Jr. faces his first public health crisis, a measles outbreak in Texas now turning deadly. Former White House coronavirus response coordinator Dr. Deborah Birx joins us to discuss. 

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Today Elon Musk, unelected and not confirmed, will be in attendance for President Trump's first Cabinet meeting. Meanwhile, after hours of back and forth, House Speaker Mike Johnson flips multiple Republican holdouts to pass his budget blueprint. Plus, details on yet another close call, as a Southwest pilot aborts landing to avoid a runway collision. 

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Many federal workers woke up this morning asking whether they were still employed as Elon Musk's deadline for federal workers passed overnight. Meanwhile, the two Republican firebrands now heading up the FBI, Kash Patel and Dan Bongino, plan to shake things up. What impact will it have, if any, on our national security? And President Trump is once again touting his deal-making ability as the US aligns with Russia and North Korea at the United Nations. What does this dramatic shift mean for America's allies? 

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Federal workers have just hours left to justify their jobs to Elon Musk or lose them. Republican lawmakers are facing angry voters back home, expressing their frustration with the Trump administration. As we mark three years of Russia's war against Ukraine we explore why security for the entire continent of Europe has now been thrown into question. Plus: The latest on Pope Francis. 

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The Trump Administration continues to reshape the presidency and the nation, but when it comes to inflation, the VP says it will take time to get prices under control. New poll numbers say many voters are not interested in waiting. Meanwhile, Elon Musk touts big cuts to jobs and budgets, but is DOGE really saving billions? CNN digs into the receipts. And it's the end of an era, as Senator Mitch McConnell confirms he will not run for reelection. 

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President Trump continues to repeat Russian talking points, falsely labeling the Ukrainian president a "dictator." Plus, Hamas is handing over the remains of four Israeli hostages, including its two youngest victims of the October 7 attacks. And New York's governor vows not to back down after Trump kills congestion pricing in New York City and proclaims, "Long live the king." 

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President Trump holds the first joint interview of his second term not with his vice president, but first buddy, Elon Musk. Plus, Trump blames Ukraine for the full- scale invasion of their own country. Also: Passengers recount the moment their plane flipped upside down during landing. And top New York officials weigh removing Eric Adams from his post as a judge prepares to consider a motion to dismiss his corruption charges. 

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First, we bring you the latest on a plane that crashed and flipped upside down during landing. Then, senior US and Russian officials meet in Saudi Arabia about ending the war in Ukraine ... without Ukraine. Plus, President Trump has directed Elon Musk and the DOGE team to identify fraud at the Social Security Administration. 

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The US Secretary of State lands in Saudi Arabia to begin negotiations with Russia about ending its war with Ukraine. Notably absent? Ukraine. Plus, President Trump appeals to the Supreme Court to let him fire a top government watchdog. And another human case of bird flu pops up as a vaccine receives conditional approval. 

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A top prosecutor and DOJ officials step down over orders to drop the federal corruption case against New York City Mayor Eric Adams. President Trump believes Vladimir Putin when he says he wants peace. Thousands of federal workers, many of them with families, are shown the door as the White House widens its blitz to slash the federal government. Trump doubles, triples, quadruples down on tariffs. 

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Terminations are now underway at the Department of Education and the Small Business Administration. Presidents Trump and Putin discuss ending the war in Ukraine. Hamas now says it will release hostages as planned this weekend. Senators start voting on the nation's health and human services secretary in about an hour. 

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We begin this morning with the end of a personal nightmare. An American teacher back on American soil after spending more than three years in a Russian prison echoes Lou Gehrig in expressing his gratitude. Plus, Elon Musk faces questions from inside the White House defending the administration's sweeping overhaul of the federal government. Also: President Trump is standing firm on his plan to take over Gaza and relocate two million Palestinians who call it home. 

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With President Trump's blitz to overhaul the federal government roadblocked by federal judges, his top allies are now suggesting he could defy the courts. Meanwhile, Trump says he may cut aid to US allies Jordan and Egypt if they refuse to back his plans to expel two million Palestinians from Gaza. Plus, Elon Musk leads a nearly $100 billion charge to acquire control of OpenAI.  

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Sweet revenge for the city of brotherly love, as Philadelphia routs the Chiefs, denying Kansas City what would have been a historic third consecutive Super Bowl victory. Plus, President Trump announces his plans to unveil more tariffs this week. We also look at the legal battles Team Trump faces as they push to overhaul the federal government. 

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A judge temporarily halts President Trump's offer of incentives for federal workers to quit. Republicans in the House and Senate are at odds over the best way to get Trump's agenda through Congress. Why Israel's prime minister gave Donald Trump a gold-plated pager. 

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The federal workforce is reeling as President Trump and Elon Musk attempt to implement seismic changes to the government. Meanwhile, Team Trump is trying to downplay the stunning proposal to take over Gaza and move the Palestinian people out. Also this morning, what's been called a "counterintelligence disaster" after the CIA sent a list of names of its new hires in an unclassified email to the White House. And why proposed cuts to the National Weather Service could put millions of lives in danger when the next natural disaster strikes. 

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First, we explore President Trump's proposal for creating a new Riviera in Gaza, including the possibility of using US troops to do it. Plus, concerns for national security are growing after buyout offers are sent to the entire CIA workforce and the FBI provides the names of thousands of agents who worked on January 6th cases. Meanwhile, as Democrats push back against Elon Musk's role in the White House, Congresswoman Debbie Dingell joins us to discuss. And the president is now preparing an executive order to begin the process of shutting down the education department. 

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The Trump trade war escalates as China hits the US with retaliatory tariffs. El Salvador says it's willing to house US deportees in its jails, including American citizens. Tulsi Gabbard gets a boost from a key senator ahead of today's committee vote. 

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President Trump is set to enact tariffs on America's biggest trading partners, hinting this is just the beginning. Plus, the DOJ is questioning thousands of career law enforcement officials over their roles in the January 6th investigations. And the head of DOGE vows to eliminate the agency behind most of America's foreign aid. 

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Today's show begins with the latest on the investigation into the worst US air disaster in decades, including new video exclusive to CNN showing the moment of the collision and a dangerous recovery as first responders battle icy waters and mangled wreckage as they recover the victims from the collision. Also: Vermont Senator Peter Welch joins us live as the president's cabinet nominees face a barrage of questions on Capitol Hill. 

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As today's show begins we are tracking the latest out of the nation's capital following a tragic midair collision between an American Airlines passenger plane and an Army helicopter. A frantic search and rescue operation is underway looking for survivors in the frigid Potomac River. 

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The new US defense secretary pulls former US Chairman of the Joint Chiefs Staff Mark Milley's security detail and opens an investigation into the retired general. Plus, after the White House's federal funding freeze stirs a frenzy, a federal judge presses pause on the president's move. And RFK Jr.'s cousin issues a scathing warning, calling her own flesh and blood a "predator" ahead of his confirmation hearing.  

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A justice department purge as President Trump fires more than a dozen DOJ officials who investigated him. Plus, on day one of the job, the president's new defense secretary vows to enforce Trump's to-do list aimed at transforming the Pentagon. And the president's border crackdown gears up with 2,000 arrests in just two days, chilling immigrant communities nationwide. 

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The Trump Administration launches immigration raids across the country and claims victory in a tariff standoff with Colombia. Plus, President Trump is facing backlash after suggesting a "clean out" of the Gaza strip. And in a late-night purge, Trump fires more than a dozen independent watchdogs from the government. 

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A judge blocks the Trump Administration's birthright citizenship order. The president promises to appeal. Plus, Trump warns the world: "If you don't make your product in America, then very simply, you will have to pay a tariff." And despite new revelations, the Senate advances Pete Hegseth's nomination for defense secretary. 

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President Trump defends his sweeping pardons of January 6th rioters while issuing a flurry of executive orders from the West Wing. Trump is also brushing aside concerns about TikTok, downplaying the app's spying threat. And a new blaze in Southern California is exploding in size, but calmer conditions could help crews get the upper hand. 

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President Trump is facing backlash from his own party for his decision to issue pardons to some 1,500 January 6th rioters. Among Trump's other policy rollouts: places like schools and churches are no longer safe for asylum seekers.. And this. >> Have mercy upon the people in our country who are scared. And a once in a generation storm dumps snow from Texas to Florida. 

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Donald Trump delivers on his promise to pardon nearly every single person charged in the January 6th riots. He also signs a bundle of orders to immediately reshape American policy, among them: closing a key pathway for asylum seekers at the southern border, and declaring "there are only two genders, male and female." 

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How one of Donald Trump's now-favorite social media apps is looking for a Hail Mary to save it from being banned in the US. Israel confirms a ceasefire and hostage release agreement with Hamas but is still pounding Gaza. As second-chance Trump readies to take the oath of office again, we talk to Democratic Senator Ron Wyden about how his party is trying to flip the script on this administration. 

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The deal between Israel and Hamas may already be under threat. Democrats try to find out just how loyal Donald Trump's pick for attorney general will be to the president-elect. President Biden bids farewell in his final days in the Oval Office with some cautionary advice. Red flag warnings expire, but officials are still warning people in the LA area are not out of the woods quite yet. 

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Amid fierce pushback in his confirmation hearing, Pete Hegseth, Donald Trump's nominee for defense secretary, was thrown a lifeline from a key senator. Meanwhile, we explore how the president-elect's loyalist pick for attorney general will shape his justice department. Plus, a bill banning transgender athletes in women's and girls sports passes in the House. Where will it go in the Senate? And officials issue a dire warning as another round of fierce winds hits Southern California and firefighters battle to control deadly wildfires. 

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Special counsel Jack Smith's report, released to the public overnight, says he had sufficient evidence to convict Donald Trump. Hostage and ceasefire talks between Israel and Hamas inch closer to the finish line. President-elect Trump's pick to lead the Pentagon faces his first day of confirmation hearings. We discuss his chances Trump-Vance transition senior adviser Jason Miller. And officials issue a dire warning as near-hurricane force wind gusts pose new threats to fire-ravaged Southern California. 

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Crews battling those deadly wildfires in Southern California are facing new dangers this week as winds exacerbate the situation. Meanwhile, the incoming Trump administration is pointing fingers at California Democrats, citing a "serious lack of competent governance." And some of Donald Trump's most critical and controversial Cabinet selections will face tough questions this week from lawmakers on Capitol Hill this week. 

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While man Southern California residents are returning to the charred remains of their homes, but the threat from wildfires is far from over. It's sentencing day for Donald Trump, which will cement his status as the first person convicted of a felony to assume the presidency. John Fetterman becomes the first Democratic senator to make the trip to Mar-a-Lago to meet with Trump. 

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Residents in Southern California are reeling as multiple fires ripped through neighborhoods, leaving nothing but ash. And the danger is far from over. Meanwhile, Donald Trump is on the hill meeting with senators to strategize about how best to get his agenda through Congress. And Jimmy Carter will be honored today in the nation's capital. 

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Tens of thousands evacuate as fierce winds fuel dangerous wildfires in Southern California. Officials warn the next six hours are going to be critical and that the worst is yet to come. Meanwhile, Donald Trump is not ruling out military or economic force to take what he wants. Plus, in his last print interview as President, Joe Biden tells USA Today he still thinks he could have beaten Trump. 

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Elon Musk dips his toes into international politics. Republicans argue about the best way to get Donald Trump's agenda passed. Meanwhile, one of the president-elect's closest allies has a new role with Meta. 

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Congress will convene today to certify Donald Trump's election victory on the anniversary of the day his supporters stormed the Capitol. Republicans have big plans for Trump's first 100 days in office, but with their slim majority, it's going to be a major undertaking. Plus, we take a close look at the monster storm that could bring the heaviest snowfall in a decade to some areas. And according to Canadian media reports, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is expected to resign just months before an election that he's widely predicted to lose. 

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House Speaker Mike Johnson's bid to hold the gavel goes to a vote, putting the GOP's razor-thin majority to its first big test. Plus, the key details we're learning about the driver in New Orleans in the hours leading up to the deadly attack. And investigators try to find out why an active duty Green Beret orchestrated a cybertruck explosion outside of Donald Trump's Las Vegas hotel. 

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We begin this morning with the latest on the ongoing FBI investigation into the New Orleans truck attack that killed at least 15 people. Mere hours before what's being called a "terror" incident, the Army veteran suspected of being behind the wheel posted videos on social media indicating that he was inspired by ISIS. Plus, despite a key endorsement from the president-elect, House Speaker Mike Johnson still faces a numbers game in his fight to keep the gavel. 

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Funeral preparations are underway to honor the 39th president as America and the world pay tribute. Donald Trump endorses Mike Johnson in the House speaker fight, but will it be enough to save him? Plus, a MAGA civil war is brewing over immigration, pitting the president-elect's advisers versus his base. 

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The world is paying tribute to Jimmy Carter, America's 39th president, who died yesterday at the ripe old age of 100. We explore how a life of steadfast faith shaped his legacy both in and out of office. Plus, the search for answers is underway in South Korea after a plane crash kills 179 people. 

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A second black box is recovered as new questions swirl about Russia's involvement in that deadly Kazakhstan plane crash. Plus, how a discussion about immigration and visas turned into a referendum on American culture, sparking a MAGA civil war. And who wants to be a billionaire? The Mega Millions jackpot now over $1.15 billion. 

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Donald Trump uses his Christmas greeting to take aim at Panama, Greenland and Canada. Plus, new video of a deadly plane crash shows the aircraft flying erratically before crashing in Kazakhstan. And Beyonce spreads holiday cheer with an epic Netflix halftime show with a full lineup of special guests. 

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An ethics panel finds evidence that Matt Gaetz paid tens of thousands of dollars for sex and drugs while serving in Congress. Plus, new reaction this morning over Donald Trump's threat to take back the Panama Canal. Bill Clinton hospitalized. And the lawyer for the suspected CEO killer calls out New York City's mayor over that staged perp walk. 

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Donald Trump's latest threat is to take back the Panama Canal. How is that country's president responding? Plus, once a staunch supporter of the death penalty, President Biden is now commuting the sentences of dozens of federal death row inmates. And we bring you the best strategy if you're in the market for a new home in the new year. 

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Republicans head back to the drawing board after their plan to keep the government open fails. What will happen to Donald Trump's election case in Georgia now that prosecutor Fani Willis has been disqualified? Meanwhile, thousands of Amazon workers walk the picket line during the crucial holiday shopping rush. 

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A GOP-backed spending bill is scrapped after Donald Trump and Elon Musk criticized the deal. In an abrupt turn, the House Ethics committee decides to release its report on Matt Gaetz. The Supreme Court will now hear arguments on whether TikTok should be banned next month. Amazon workers plan to walk off the job this morning, right in the middle of the most critical holiday shopping days. 

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Siding with Donald Trump, House Republicans call for their former colleague Liz Cheney to be criminally investigated. Kamala Harris promises to keep fighting as questions swirl about her political future. Jeff Bezos becomes the latest in a long line of tech CEOs trying to make nice with the president-elect. Investigators try to piece together a motive after a teacher and a student were killed at a Wisconsin school. The government remains steadfast that there is nothing nefarious going on with those mysterious drones. 

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Donald Trump tries to tamp down concerns about RFK Jr.'s history of vaccine skepticism. Two are dead after a school shooting in Wisconsin. A White House intelligence committee demands answers about the uptick in unexplained drone sightings. 

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More mysterious drone sightings over the East Coast. Pete Hegseth may release his accuser from a confidentiality agreement. America's CEOs on high alert after the daytime assassination of one of their own. 

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Those mysterious drones are still swarming the skies over New Jersey, and no one is saying who's behind them. Donald Trump promises to act "very quickly" on his top priorities, including pardons for January 6 rioters. Plus, why would the chief suspect in the UnitedHealthcare CEO killing commit murder when he wasn't even a customer? And why Donald Trump now warns that slashing grocery prices might be easier said than done. 

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FBI Director Christopher Wray decides to leave office before the president-elect has a chance to fire him. Donald Trump reportedly extends an invitation to his inauguration to China's Xi Jinping. Evidence mounts that could place the CEO murder suspect at the scene of the crime. And what's up with all those drones swarming over New Jersey? 

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We begin today's show with new details about the man police accused of gunning down the UnitedHealthCare CEO. Plus, how the president-elect and his allies in Congress are planning to make his promises reality. And police arrest a suspect after Republican Nancy Mace says she was physically accosted by someone she calls "pro trans." 

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Today's show begins with details on how police say they tracked down the suspect in the murder case of UnitedHealthCare CEO Brian Thompson. Plus, the latest on Trump's embattled choice to lead the Pentagon. And how the fall of Syrian dictator Bashar al-Assad could have unintended consequences for the US and the world. 

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What's next for Syria after the sudden end of a brutal civil war? Plus, Trump promises to enact his border policies starting on Inauguration Day. And new allegations against Jay-Z prompt his fierce denial in the face of a lawsuit tying him, along with Sean Diddy Combs, to the alleged sexual assault of a minor. 

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Are Musk and Ramaswamy's budget slashing plans all bark and no bite? Meanwhile, he manhunt continues for the gunman who killed the UnitedHealthcare CEO, and his flirting may be giving police their best lead yet. Plus, one of the most powerful quakes in its history strikes just off the coast of California. And Pete Hegseth is still trying to win over skeptical senators in his bid to be defense secretary. 

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There's still no sign of the assassin who shot and killed United Health Care CEO Brian Thompson yesterday morning on a busy New York City street. But he may have left clues on the shell casings found at the scene. Meanwhile, Donald Trump's choice to lead the Pentagon remains defiant, refusing to bow out of a tough confirmation fight amid mounting allegations of misconduct. Plus, transgender rights taking center stage at the Supreme Court. We explore why justices may be leaning toward a ban on gender affirming care for minors in one state. 

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Donald Trump's choice to lead the Pentagon is in jeopardy as Republican allies raise questions about his past. South Korea plunges into political chaos after their president declares martial law before quickly backing down. A desperate search is underway for a missing grandmother who may have fallen into a sinkhole. 

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First: How President Biden's decision to pardon his son is further splitting a party still reeling from election defeat. 

Plus: Donald Trump's choice to lead the Pentagon faces more tough questions about his record. 

And: Trump issues a new threat over how his administration would handle the Israel-Hamas war. 

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Going back on a campaign pledge not to pardon his son Hunter, President Biden does exactly that. Plus, Donald Trump's FBI shakeup. We also look at how rebels in Syria rapidly seized the country's second largest city. And regions around the Great Lakes get hammered with up to five feet of snow. 

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Mexico's president refutes Donald Trump's claim that she agreed to close the border. More lawmakers become the targets of bomb threats and swatting incidents. Plus, could some surprising names soon be up for pardons as Trump returns to office? And how the day once defined by stampedes and fistfights is taking on a new role for retailers. 

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Israel's prime minister celebrates a temporary ceasefire with Hezbollah. The nation's next border czar threatens to jail anyone who tries to block Trump's mass deportations. The leaders of Kamala Harris's failed campaign open up about what they think went wrong. 

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Donald Trump rolls out his day-one plan to slap tariffs on two US allies and one longtime adversary. Special counsel Jack Smith is dropping all charges in both federal cases against the president-elect. Will Trump seek retribution? President Biden's final decision in office could be his most difficult: Will he pardon his son before leaving the White House?  

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Republicans are bracing for a bumpy road to confirm some of Donald Trump's controversial cabinet picks. Elon Musk gets a new teammate in Congress to help him cut government spending. Plus, we take a look at the very strange tradition to save a few fortunate turkeys from the fate of the Thanksgiving Day feast. 

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Donald Trump taps his second attorney general pick after Matt Gaetz bows out. Plus, Trump's plans to shake up the FBI. And Vladimir Putin sends a nuclear message to the West. Also, a punishing storm bringing record rainfall inches its way across the Northwest. 

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We begin this morning with new info on the sexual assault allegations against Matt Gaetz, Donald Trump's choice to be defense secretary. Meanwhile, VP-elect JD Vance is back on Capitol Hill today. Can he convince senators to back Gaetz? Plus, that Northwest bomb cyclone topples trees, turns roads into rivers, and dumps over a foot of snow. And for some places, the worst is still to come. 

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The House Ethics committee report on Donald Trump's attorney general pick Matt Gaetz is due today. Will they decide to release it or bury it forever? Plus, Trump wants Dr. Oz to join his team. And a powerful storm unleashes a month's worth of rain, hurricane-force winds and dumps a ton of snow on the Pacific Northwest. 

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"Representative Gaetz paid both of my clients for sexual favors." That's from the lawyer for two women making allegations against Donald Trump's attorney general pick, Matt Gaetz. Plus, we explore the Capitol Hill bathroom bill proposed by a Republican congresswoman. And an urgent weather warning is issued for significant snowfall and life-threatening conditions as a bomb cyclone approaches the West Coast. 

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Democratic Congressman Brendan Boyle joins the show to discuss how his party moves forward after the election. Plus, the Kremlin responds to President Biden allowing Ukraine to use long-range American missiles inside Russia. 

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On the same day Republicans officially score a governing trifecta - president, House, Senate - Donald Trump names infamous vaccine skeptic Robert F. Kennedy Jr. to run the Department of Health & Human Services. Meanwhile, the timing of Matt Gaetz's resignation from the House immediately following his selection as Attorney General raises serious questions. And Dems continue their post-election soul searching as they try to determine what went wrong. 

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Donald Trump stuns many by tapping Congressman Matt Gaetz to lead the Justice Department. Almost as surprising is his choice of Democrat-turned-MAGA Tulsi Gabbard as director of national intelligence. Meanwhile, Senate Republicans elect John Thune to lead them. All this occurs on the same day Joe Biden welcomes the former president back to the White House, a courtesy Trump didn't extend to Biden four years ago. 

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Donald Trump picks a Fox News host and army veteran as his defense secretary and a familiar face as his right-hand man in Israel. Plus, Senate Republicans meet today behind closed doors to vote on who will replace Mitch McConnell as their leader. And federal workers' jobs will soon be at the mercy of Elon Musk after the president-elect named him and Vivek Ramaswamy to run the new Department of Government Efficiency. 

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Donald Trump, looking to stack his White House with staunch defenders, is expected to tap Senator Marco Rubio to be the nation's top diplomat. Meanwhile, the DOJ braces for the retribution and potential revenge Trump has promised for his political enemies. And as Republicans scramble for the top spot in the Senate, the question is: who will the president-elect endorse? 

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With just over two months until Inauguration Day, Donald Trump is talking unity after campaigning on retribution. Meanwhile, Democrats are pointing fingers, asking what went wrong and what comes next after their crushing defeat.Plus, a FEMA employee is fired after telling hurricane relief workers to skip homes with Trump signs. And, concerns about election fraud are disappearing in the wake of Trump's victory. 

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First, we take a look at Susie Wiles, a key member of Donald Trump's inner circle who he just named chief of staff. Plus, can Republicans squeak out another win and keep control of the House? And Democrats are looking inward, trying to figure out what went wrong and what's next for the party. 

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Despite losing the race, Kamala Harris says she's not giving up hope as her party faces a reckoning. Meanwhile, the Republican party rides a red wave into Washington on the verge of a unified GOP government. And Democrats play the blame game as they begin searching for answers. 

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Polls are open across the East Coast and the very first votes have already been cast. By this time tomorrow, we could know who will be the next president ... or not. Kamala Harris is counting on Oprah and other celebrities to push her over the finish line in the final hours. Also, Donald Trump's onetime primary opponent-turned outspoken supporter Vivek Ramaswamy joins the show live. 

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Both candidates are set to deliver their final messages in the crucial commonwealth. Meanwhile, a shocking new poll shows Kamala Harris leading in Iowa. Democrats haven't won the Hawkeye state since 2012. And we revisit Harris' surprise cameo on Saturday Night Live. 

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Donald Trump goes after political foe Liz Chaney with some of his darkest, most violent rhetoric yet. Meanwhile, JD Vance follows his running mate onto the internet's biggest podcast, suggesting to Joe Rogan that upper- and middle-class kids "become trans" for college admissions and Trump may earn "normal gay guy vote." 

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Why both the Trump and Harris campaigns are talking about "garbage" in the closing days of the presidential race. Why winning Wisconsin is so crucial, and how third-party candidates might impact voters in the Badger State. 

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Kamala Harris makes her final case to voters six days out from Election Day, making her "closing arguments" at the Ellipse, the same place where Donald Trump inspired his supporters to storm the Capitol on January 6. 

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With a week to go before Election Day, Donald Trump is on defense as Democrats compare his Madison Square Garden rally to a 1939 pro-Nazi gathering. This, as Kamala Harris warns that if the former president wins he'll spend his first day back in the Oval Office working on his enemies list. 

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Donald Trump's rally at Madison Square Garden yesterday was full of racist and vulgar remarks, including a speaker who risked alienating a key group of voters by saying, "There's literally a floating island of garbage in the middle of the ocean right now. I think it's called Puerto Rico." And JD Vance tries to clarify his running mate's comments about the "enemy within." 

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Campaigning in Georgia, Kamala Harris' most anticipated celebrity supporter will take the stage tonight. Meanwhile, Donald Trump goes somewhere even he admits he's not gone before. Plus, in the fight for Congress, we're getting a clearer picture of where voters stand with the balance of power hanging in the balance. And, with Florida voters set to decide whether to enshrine abortion rights, we speak with Democratic challenger to Senator Rick Scott, Debbie Mucarsel-Powell. 

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In the latest installment of our "Battleground Beat" we look at two vital "blue wall" states with Michigan Congressman Dan Kildee and Pennsylvania Lieutenant Governor Austin Davis. 

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Donald Trump continues to bash Kamala Harris on the campaign trail, this time taking aim at her schedule. This, as Trump's former Chief of Staff John Kelly says his one-time boss fits “into the general definition of fascist” and told him he wanted the “kind of generals Hitler had.” 

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Two weeks to go, two very different closing arguments from Donald Trump and Kamala Harris. The VP is relying on unlikely ally Liz Cheney in her push to win over Republicans in blue wall states. The former president is courting the Latino vote, accusing Harris of "letting vicious gangs take over" in Miami. We speak live with Miami Mayor Francis Suarez to find out how Trump's messaging is resonating there. Plus: A high-stakes meeting in the Middle East after the death of a top Hamas leader. 

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Donald Trump and Kamala Harris ramp up their attacks on each other as the race for the White House enters its final two weeks. Elon Musk's latest strategy to boost support for Trump sparks calls for an investigation. And as the campaigns collide in Michigan, we speak live with Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson. 

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First: How a routine Israeli operation in Gaza led to the death of Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar, the man behind the October 7 massacre that left over 1,200 people dead. 

Plus: "These days it's really a pleasure anywhere in New York without a subpoena for my appearance." Highlights from Donald Trump's speech at the annual Al Smith dinner. 

And: Former Virginia Republican Rep. Barbara Comstock joins us to talk about what she calls the silent majority that she thinks will help Kamala Harris. 

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Kamala Harris engages in a fiery back-and-forth during a tense Fox News interview, hoping to peel away voters in the final weeks. Plus, Donald Trump once again downplays January 6, calling it "a day of love." Meanwhile, North Carolina starts early voting as the cleanup from Hurricane Helene continues. GOP Congressman Chuck Edwards joins the show live. And we bring you the latest on the investigation into the stunning death of the former One Direction star Liam Payne. 

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Today we examine new polls out showing a race that is still virtually tied. Meanwhile, more than 300,000 people in the all-important state of Georgia showed up on day one of early voting. Plus, both candidates are brushing off criticism of their campaign styles. And we take a look at one very influential grassroots group that hopes to move voters in Trump's direction. 

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With just three weeks to go, Kamala Harris tries to sharpen the distinction between her and Donald Trump by urging voters to "listen to his words." We take a look at the must-win Peach State as Georgia kicks off early voting today. Meanwhile, the Trump campaign focuses on Bill Clinton's words about immigration to use to their advantage. And Florida Republican Congressman Byron Donalds joins us live to discuss the state of the race. 

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With just three weeks to go till Election Day, Kamala Harris and Donald Trump remain locked in a dead heat. How are both campaigns trying to address the gender gap in the final stretch? Plus, using some of his darkest language yet, Trump advocates the use of force to handle "the enemy from within." And the US deploys advanced weapons and troops to help the threat that Israel faces from Iran. 

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First: Kamala Harris brings out the big dogs as former Presidents Obama and Clinton hit the trail in support of the VP. Obama's direct message to Black men: it’s "not acceptable" to sit out this election. 

Plus: Campaigning in Detroit, Donald Trump warns "this whole country will end up being like Detroit if she's your president." 

And: In our battleground beat, we head to Pennsylvania, the state most strategists think will decide the fate of the White House. 

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Police are beginning search and rescue efforts after Hurricane Milton hammered Florida with life-threatening floods, extreme wind and deadly tornadoes. In St. Petersburg, a once-in-a-thousand-year rainfall dumped at least 18 inches of rain on the area. In nearby Tampa, the roof of the Tampa Bay Rays baseball stadium was ripped off by the storm. It had been housing thousands of first responders. More than three million people were without power. 

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As Hurricane Milton continues to barrel toward Florida, Tampa's mayor finds herself in rumor control, trying to tamp down misinformation just hours before the storm hits. Plus, Kamala Harris struggles to stay loyal to Joe Biden but also differentiate herself from the president. Meanwhile, we bring you a new account of private, tense and uncensored discussions between Biden and Benjamin Netanyahu. 

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As today's show begins, Hurricane Milton -- the second major storm to hit Florida's coast in two weeks -- has been downgraded to a Category 4 but is expected to regain strength before an expected landfall tomorrow evening near Tampa. Florida officials are bracing for impact while still clearing debris from Hurricane Helene, distributing sandbags and encouraging people to evacuate. Tampa. Our extensive coverage begins with meteorologist Derek Van Dam. 

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Israel today marks the somber anniversary of the October 7 Hamas terror attacks as it fights a war now expanding to multiple fronts. Debunking the rumors, FEMA administrators set the record straight about the response to Hurricane Helene as the Trump campaign pushes false claims. Meanwhile, Florida's Gulf Coast prepares for another major hurricane. And Kamala Harris dismisses right-wing criticism over not having biological children. 

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With a little more than a month to go before Election Day, Kamala Harris and Donald Trump are getting high-profile help as they campaign in must-win states. The port strike ends for the moment as union members reach a tentative agreement. Trump slams the White House's call for restraint as Israel weighs their counter to Iran's missile attack. 

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Donald Trump lashes out as fresh details from his 2020 election interference case are revealed. Fears rise of nationwide price hikes and shortages as the port strikes by tens of thousands of dockworkers marches on. Beirut is hit again as Israel vows to strike back at Iran. President Biden deploys active duty troops to help as Hurricane Helene's death toll rises. 

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Israel vows retaliation following Iran's attack as fears of an all-out war reach new heights. JD Vance and Tim Walz keep it civil on the debate stage, but will the last expected matchup between the campaigns change any minds before election day? President Biden and Vice President Harris are set to visit areas hurting the most in the aftermath of hurricane Helene. 

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Israel moves troops into Lebanon despite calls from the White House for a diplomatic resolution. Tim Walz and JD Vance are preparing for their first and only debate tonight in what may be the last time the campaigns face off on stage. Hundreds of people are still reported missing and recovery operations continue as devastated communities are trying to rebuild after Helene. 

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More airstrikes in Lebanon's capital city days after the assassination of Hezbollah's leader. Hundreds reported missing, millions without power as communities across six southeastern states are left devastated by Helene. How Tim Walz and JD Vance are readying for tomorrow night's vice presidential debates. Donald Trump doubles down on insults, leaving some GOP allies urging him to stay on message. 

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Officials and residents are dealing with the aftermath of Helene after it made landfall in Florida's Big Bend as the strongest hurricane their on record. Rescuers worked through the night saving dozens of people from rising floodwaters. And despite quickly weakening, the monster as it moves up through Georgia. 

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Catastrophic and life-threatening Hurricane Helene is rapidly intensifying and expected to be a major storm when it makes landfall tonight. Kamala Harris makes her pitch to the middle-class, but are undecided voters buying it? The mayor of New York is now facing criminal charges after an investigation into corruption and illegal campaign donations. 

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Israel warns displaced residents in southern Lebanon not to come back as Hezbollah launches a missile dangerously close to Tel Aviv. Florida's entire west coast is bracing for a direct hit from what could be a major hurricane. Boeing workers say they were pressured to put speed over quality when they were building the planes that we all fly in every day. 

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Israel and Lebanon once again exchange cross-border strikes overnight as the West looks to prevent a wider war. Plus, with six weeks to go before Election Day, both campaigns are urging supporters to vote early, even as Donald Trump calls early voting "stupid." And new statistics from the FBI show violent crime, a focal point of Trump's campaign, is actually down. 

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New polling shows just how close things are in battleground states just six weeks out from November 5. Kamala Harris accepts CNN's invitation for another debate, but Donald Trump claims it's too late. Israel warns civilians to leave parts of Lebanon as strikes ramp up. Is North Carolina really back in play? Democrats see a path to victory after a scandal rocks the governor's race. 

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Breaking with tradition, the Teamsters decide not to endorse a candidate. Donald Trump talks like he's got the vote locked up. Plus, the first interest rate slash since 2020 puts the Fed right in the middle of a neck-and-neck presidential race. And we talk to battleground Wisconsin's former lieutenant governor about the keys to victory in the pivotal Badger State. 

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"The clear sign from incitement to action is coming from the rhetoric of JD Vance and Donald Trump." "They haven't learned a damn thing and they're gonna get somebody killed." Both sides blame the other for the rise in political division. Plus, Sean Diddy Combs, accused of threatening, abusing, and coercing victims to fulfill his sexual desires, has his bail denied. Also: Israel hits Hezbollah with a wave of exploding pagers, furthering fears of a wider regional war. And: The Federal Reserve is expected to cut interest rates today for the first time since 2020, just weeks from the election. 

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Donald Trump offers a first-hand account about the apparent assassination attempt against him as new details emerge about the suspect. President Biden condemns political violence as Republicans point the finger across the aisle. Embattled music mogul Sean "Diddy" Combs is arrested in Manhattan. 

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For the second time in two months, lawmakers are demanding answers after another apparent assassination attempt against Donald Trump. JD Vance defends his echoing of false claims that Haitian migrants are eating pets in Ohio. Trump declares his hatred for Taylor Swift after her endorsement of Kamala Harris. 

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Donald Trump says he won't debate Kamala Harris again as new polling shows the debate didn't do much for either candidate. So what can they do to move the needle? Plus, a rare rebuke from the attorney general, who slams efforts to turn the Justice Department into a political weapon. And: How much sway does a 9-11 conspiracy theorist have over the former president? 

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Democrats are cautiously optimistic while Republicans are assessing the damage after Kamala Harris and Donald Trump faced off. The debate's viral moment about dogs supposedly being eaten has Ohio officials weighing in on the former president's fake claims. And the crew of the Space X Polaris Dawn mission prepares to embark on the first commercial spacewalk. 

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Kamala Harris and Donald Trump meet for the first time on the debate stage. We review each contentious moment, all the policy arguments, and how the vice president's strategy of putting Trump on the defensive paid off. Also: Taylor Swift endorsed Harris just moments after the debate concluded. How might that affect the race? 

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First: Kamala Harris and Donald Trump are in their final hours of preparation for tonight's debate. Can either candidate move the needle? 

Plus: Republicans and Democrats release dueling reports on the chaotic withdrawal from Afghanistan as both parties tried to blame the other. 

And: What did JD Vance say Mike Pence should have done on January 6? 

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A new major poll shows Donald Trump with a slim one-point lead within the margin of error heading into tomorrow's debate. Meanwhile, the former president threatens election officials with criminal prosecution if he winds up victorious in November. 

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First: The father of the Georgia high school shooting suspect is now under arrest and faces multiple charges after giving his son an AR-15 as a "birthday present." 

Plus: In a major surprise, Hunter Biden decides to plead guilty in his tax evasion trial. 

And: Taylor Swift shows up to support boyfriend Travis Kelce at the NFL season opener amid rumors of a looming breakup. 

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Another tragic school shooting rocks the United States as a 14-year-old student kills two classmates and two teachers. Donald Trump and Kamala Harris finally reach an agreement about their debate face offset for just fine five days from now. Harris splits with President Biden on some key economic policies. Another Republican opponent of Donald Trump throws her support behind the Democratic nominee. 

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With just nine weeks left until election day, brand new CNN polling out this morning shows just how tight the race is across key must-win states. Michigan, a state that went red in 2016 and blue in 2020 is still a tossup this time around. Michigan Congresswoman Haley Stevens joins us live. Plus, the youngest son of former Senator and presidential candidate John McCain calls out Donald Trump, saying the former president's photo-op in Arlington was a violation. And pressure on Benjamin Netanyahu continues to mount. 

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Hundreds of thousands of protesters take to the streets in Israel following the murder of six hostages by Hamas. They're demanding a ceasefire and hostage deal. President Biden echoes the sentiment of protesters who claim Benjamin Netanyahu isn't doing enough to move negotiations in the right direction. 

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Thousands of Israelis are flooding the streets, angry at their government after six hostages were found murdered in Gaza. President Biden and VP Harris are working furiously to get the negotiations back on track. Plus, Donald Trump pulls an abortion flip-flop in just 24 hours. He said he'd vote yes - and then no - on Florida's six-week abortion ban. 

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In an exclusive interview with CNN, Kamala Harris sits down faces questions on where she would take the country and vows to bring in diverse voices. Would she name a Republican to her cabinet? Meanwhile, Donald Trump addresses the controversy at Arlington National Cemetery after he was accused of breaking the law during a moment with Gold Star families. 

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With new polling showing just how tight the race for the White House is in the critical Sunbelt, Kamala Harris and Tim Walz are making their way across Georgia as they get ready for tonight's big interview on CNN. Both candidates now say they're comfortable with unmuted microphones at the scheduled September 10 debate. Will Trump's team agree? We ask his campaign's senior adviser. Meanwhile, the former president and his running mate JD Vance are in the Rust Belt today talking about the economy and manufacturing in key battleground states ahead of Labor Day. 

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Special counsel Jack Smith hits Donald Trump with a retooled indictment for his actions on January 6. What did he leave out of a filing following that controversial immunity ruling from the Supreme Court? Plus, CNN has obtained new footage showing then-House Speaker Nancy Pelosi evacuating the Capitol on January 6 and capturing her unfiltered reaction to the violence and chaos of that day. And former President Trump says that Joe Biden and Kamala Harris are somewhat responsible for the attack on his life. 

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First: The Trump and Harris teams clash over muted microphones at the debate scheduled for September 10. 

Plus: More than 200 Republicans reach across the aisle to support Harris for president. 

And: Donald Trump uses the anniversary of the withdrawal from Afghanistan to blame the Biden-Harris administration, but his former national security adviser says Trump should take some of the blame as well. 

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Donald Trump's campaign takes a new approach in the race against Kamala Harris, but one of the main lines of attack continues to be the border. What Democrats now say she needs to do to try to go on offense. Plus, saying "American women are not stupid," Elizabeth Warren is not buying JD Vance's claim that Trump wouldn't sign a national abortion ban. And a leading election forecaster is now classifying North Carolina as a toss-up. Is the South back in play for Democrats? 

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In the most momentous night of her career, Kamala Harris accepts the historic nomination to lead the Democratic ticket. During her speech she made many promises, including to "bring back the bipartisan border security bill that he killed, and I will sign it into law." The "he" she referenced, of course, is Donald Trump, who responded by saying, "(Kamala said) we're going to do this, we're going to do that. We're going to do everything. But she didn't do any of it." We take a look back at a remarkable four days in Chicago. 

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Tim Walz headlines night three of the DNC, rallying Democrats with personal stories of his middle-America roots. Plus, Kamala Harris speaks tonight in historic fashion as she will be the first Black woman and first Asian American to lead a major party ticket. And Democrats put Trump's role in the January 6th insurrection under the microscope. 

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Barack and Michelle Obama return to rally Democrats around Kamala Harris and warn about what a second Trump term may have in store. Plus, Second Gentleman Doug Emhoff takes the stage, revealing the more personal side of the VP. And we speak with a Texas woman who fled her home state to receive an emergency abortion as reproductive rights remain in the spotlight at the DNC. 

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Day one of the DNC is in the books with a surprise appearance from Kamala Harris with a message of praise for Joe Biden, who received a lengthy standing ovation. Reproductive rights were a focus during the night. 

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It's day one of the Democratic National Convention in Chicago, where Kamala Harris will accept her party's nomination for president. But first, President Biden, attending his 13th DNC tonight, will pass the torch to Harris. Meanwhile, Donald Trump continues to attack the vice president, calling her a "truly radical left lunatic." 

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Donald Trump says he's "entitled" to attack his opponent on a personal level. Kamala Harris and Joe Biden appear together at an event for the first time since his exit from the 2024 race. Pollster Frank Luntz, well respected by Republicans, joins the show to talk about the bolt of enthusiasm for Harris that he sees changing the race. 

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First: New polls show voters are feeling a burst of enthusiasm for this reshaped presidential race. 

Plus: Donald Trump talks about the economy in a swing state, but he could not keep himself from leveling personal attacks. 

And: Tim Walz agrees to a VP debate on October 1, but JD Vance is not quite ready to commit. 

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Donald trump touts his immigration plans to Univision as calls for his campaign to stick to policy grow louder. Two more states place abortion on the ballot in November, ensuring it remains a cornerstone issue this election cycle. What was supposed to be an eight-day mission now leaves two astronauts stuck in space for more than 70 days. And there's no end in sight. 

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First: "We cannot have her. She's incompetent. She's as bad as Biden." Donald Trump continues his personal attacks against Kamala Harris as fellow Republicans urge him to stick to the issues. 

Plus: Ukraine seizes hundreds of square miles of Russian territory, pushing Putin's back against the wall. 

And: Voters in a must-win swing state are thinking about their choice in November in this reshaped presidential race. 

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Donald Trump tries to go on offense against Harris, accusing her of stealing one of his critical policy positions. JD Vance makes interview rounds as he tries to turn the tables on the campaign trail. And we discuss President Biden's first sit-down conversation since he left the 2024 race. 

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It's official: Donald Trump and Kamala Harris will meet on the debate stage. >> Will this debate be as consequential? Plus, Trump's obsession with crowd size hits a new peak. Nancy Pelosi weighs in on Joe Biden's legacy and how a Trump second term could impact that. Gold medal winner Caroline Marks joins the show to reflect on her Olympic journey. 

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First: JD Vance attacks Tim Walz over the latter's military record as the two veterans vie for the same job. 

Plus: Kamala Harris shuts down "lock him up" chants from a crowd in Michigan, saying "we'll let the courts handle that." 

And: The role foreign intelligence played in foiling a terrorist plot that forced to Taylor Swift to cancel three shows. 

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Tim Walz introduces himself to America after Kamala Harris chooses him as her running mate. We dig deeper into the life of the Minnesota governor, and explore why Harris didn't go with Josh Shapiro. Plus, Debby is still wreaking havoc as cities up and down the East Coast deal with massive flooding. 

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Kamala Harris is expected the name her running mate in just hours. We take a look at the final two contenders. Plus, why Donald Trump is calling for his supporters to stop Googling. Then, Asia markets are rebounding. Will the US follow suit? And It's the second-most expensive House race in history. Can "Squad" member Cori Bush survive today's primary? 

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Florida prepares for a direct hit from Hurricane Debby. Vice President Kamala Harris prepares to announce her running mate. Donald Trump prepares how best to criticize Harris. Israel prepares for retaliation from Iran. 

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Wall Street Journal reporter Evan Gershkovich and former US Marine Paul Whelan were among two dozen detainees released as part of the biggest prisoner exchange between Russia and the West since the Cold War. Donald Trump hits back at Democrats labelling him as "weird." Top vice presidential hopefuls scrap their weekend plans ahead of kamala Harris' expected announcement on Tuesday. 

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Donald Trump sparks backlash after questioning the vice president's racial identity during a combative interview with Black journalists. Plus, the former president downplays the effect his vice presidential selection is having on his campaign. And we explore the fallout in the Middle East after the assassination of a top Hamas political leader heightened fears of a broader war. 

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Hamas political leader Haniyeh is assassinated in Iran, plunging the Middle East conflict into dangerous new phase. Plus, campaigning in Georgia, Kamala Harris issues a dare to Donald Trump. 

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Vice President Harris looks to seize the momentum as she heads to the battleground state of Georgia for the first time as the presumptive Democratic nominee. Plus, Donald Trump comes to the defense of his running mate after a week of bitter backlash. And we bring you CNN's exclusive new reporting on how the Supreme Court came to its controversial decision in the former president's immunity case. 

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"If a crazy liberal like Kamala Harris gets in the American dream is dead." Donald Trump tries out some apocalyptic rhetoric against his new rival. Plus, President Biden is set to unveil plans to reform the Supreme Court. And Israel vows retribution after a rocket attack kills 12 children in the Israeli-occupied Golan Heights. 

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Kamala Harris' nascent presidential campaign gets another boost: the endorsement of former President Barack Obama. Plus, the VP sends a tough message to Israel after her face-to-face meeting with Prime Minister Netanyahu. Meanwhile, Donald Trump refuses to commit to a debate against his new opponent. 

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"I revere this office but I love my country more." President Biden explains to the nation why he won't be seeking a second term. Meanwhile, Donald Trump attacks Kamala Harris, giving us a first look at how he plans to handle his new opponent. Plus, the chilling Google search conducted by the gunman who tried to assassinate the former president. And violent protests break out in DC as Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu strikes a defiant tone on Capitol Hill. 

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Kamala Harris officially hits the trail as a presidential hopeful, holding her first rally of the 2024 campaign in front of a raucous crowd in Milwaukee. Meanwhile, President Biden will speak from the Oval Office tonight to explain why he's not running again. Plus, protesters fill the Capitol rotunda as nearly 90 members of Congress say they won't attend Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's address tonight. And outdoor rallies could soon be a thing of the past for Donald Trump after the attempt on his life. 

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Just two days since President Biden bowed out of the 2024 race, Vice President Kamala Harris is already the presumptive Democratic nominee, as other party hopefuls line up to pledge their support to her. Meanwhile, Donald Trump's team is already on the attack trying to gain the upper hand against Harris. 

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Joe Biden upends the 2024 race by not seeking reelection, becoming the first president to do so in over 50 years. Now VP Kamala Harris hopes to make the move into the Oval Office, buoyed by a strong endorsement by Biden and several top party leaders. But one big name that hasn't endorsed her just yet is Barack Obama. Plus, could Senator Joe Manchin challenge Harris? Dana asks him that very question on today's show. 

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First: A worldwide IT outage causes dozens of flights around the globe to be grounded this morning, with major airlines including American, Delta, and United all impacted. Also affected: banks and stock exchanges in Europe and Asia. CNN's Marc Stewart begins our coverage in Beijing. 

Plus: In a lengthy speech accepting the GOP nomination, Donald Trump called for unity as he recounted his near-death experience. Then he went off-script with political attacks and falsehoods. 

And: Sources close to President Biden say he's now considering dropping out of the race. 

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President Biden is now off the campaign trail after testing positive for Covid just as more top Democrats warn him to get out of the race completely. Plus, from relative unknown to the GOP's vice presidential nominee, JD Vance puts himself in the race for 2024. And Donald Trump's set to deliver his first remarks since Saturday's attempt on his life when he accepts the GOP nomination for president for the third time. 

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Donald Trump's former foes unite behind their nominee at the Republican National Convention, while the DNC moves to virtually nominate President Biden ahead of their own convention reignites dissent inside his own party. Plus, US officials learn of an Iranian plot to assassinate former president Trump in the weeks before Saturday's shooting. And the rivalry between two former colleagues flares up on the floor of the RNC. 

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Donald Trump makes his first public appearance at the Republican National Convention in the shadow of the aftermath of the assassination attempt against him. Plus, the Secret Service and local police are at odds over just who's to blame for the deadly shooting at Trump's rally. President Biden says it was a mistake to call for a bullseye on Trump in his first primetime interview. 

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Donald Trump, just days away from becoming the Republican nominee, re-writes his speech in the wake of Saturday's assassination attempt. Questions remain unanswered about how the attempt on the former president's life unfolded and the potential motive of the gunman. Meanwhile, President Biden gives an Oval Office plea to the American people for unity. 

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At a crucial press conference which featured more troubling flubs, a defiant President Biden says he's staying in the race despite more calls from Democrats for him to pass the torch. Plus, new CNN reporting on private discussions between Barack Obama and Nancy Pelosi about what to do at the top of the Democratic ticket. Meanwhile, the Trump campaign is preparing for the possibility of a new race against Kamala Harris. 

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First: President Biden is just hours away from a press conference that could potentially break his reelection bid as more Democrats call on him to exit the race. 

Plus: A Hollywood heavyweight calls on the president to step aside just weeks after raising millions for his reelection campaign. 

And: Millions are left picking up the pieces from Hurricane Beryl in record-breaking, life-threatening heat. 

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The White House is pleased by President Biden's "smooth performance" at yesterday's NATO summit. Plus, top democrats are standing by the president, but cracks in his support may be widening. And Hurricane Beryl is still kicking, battering Indiana with a tornado and now targeting the north. 

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While Joe Biden refuses to exit the presidential race, his administration struggles to explain why a Parkinson's expert visited the White House eight times in eight months. Plus, why Donald Trump is keeping a close eye on Joe Biden before making an announcement on his VP pick. And nearly three million homes and businesses are without power in Texas after Hurricane Beryl barreled through the state. 

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Joe Biden's presidency is hanging in the balance as more top Democrats say it's time for him to step aside. Hurricane Beryl makes landfall as a Category 1 storm. Boeing takes a plea deal from the Justice Department to avoid facing trial on criminal fraud charges. 

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"I'm not going anywhere." President Biden is determined to stay in the race as the divide grows among Democrats over his political future. Plus, the power is shifting in Britain, where the UK has a new prime minister and a new ruling party. And Hurricane Beryl weakens to a Category 2 as it closes in on Mexico. 

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Democratic governors rush to the defense of Joe Biden as the president admits he made mistakes in last week's debate. Fireworks set a New England harbor on fire. After Beryl pounds Jamaica, the deadly hurricane is now on track to hit the Cayman Islands. 

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More calls for Joe Biden to bow out from Democrats as the president's team digs in to have him stay in the race. A new CNN poll shows Democrats may have a better chance of holding onto the White House with the VP at the top of the ticket. Hurricane Beryl tears through the Caribbean, now targeting Jamaica. 

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Donald Trump tries to overturn his conviction in the New York hush money trial after the Supreme Court's ruling on presidential immunity. The Biden campaign scrambles to find a way to move past the president's shocking debate performance. Dozens are injured as severe turbulence strikes a transatlantic flight. Hurricane Beryl, now a powerful Category 5 storm, leaves destruction across the Caribbean as it approaches Jamaica. 

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As President Biden fights to stay in the race, Democrats struggle to decide whether they're better off with or without him. The Supreme Court is expected to rule today on Donald Trump's claim of absolute presidential immunity. The Carribean braces for Hurricane Beryl, now a potentially deadly Category 3 storm. 

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Democrats are scrambling after what is being described by party operatives as a 'horrific' performance by Joe Biden at last night's presidential debate. Many are calling for him to drop out of the race. 

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In just a matter of hours, Joe Biden and Donald Trump will square off in what could be the most fateful presidential debate. We're live at CNN's world headquarters here in Atlanta, where the debate -- the first between a sitting president and former president -- will take place. 

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First, we bring you new details about the candidates' final preparations for tomorrow night's highly anticipated presidential debates. Then, how the plea deal freeing Julian Assange led to his release happened. Plus, primary results are in for two very recognizable incumbents. 

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Donald Trump demands a drug test for President Biden and offers to take one himself with just two days to go before the CNN presidential debate. The special counsel in Trump's classified documents case releases new evidence, including never-before-seen photos from the FBI search of Mar-a-Lago. Voters in New York head to the polls for a primary election pro-Israel groups are watching very closely. 

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New reporting on the strategies Joe Biden and Donald Trump plan to use during Thursday night's historic CNN debate. Two years to the day since the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade, how that ruling is impacting lives and our political .landscape today. Nearly two dozen counties in Iowa are underwater. 

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With less than a week to go before the CNN presidential debate, we reveal the one rule that Team Biden believes gives the president an edge. Donald Trump's huge fundraising haul in May includes $50 million from one billionaire. Tropical Storm Alberto is downgraded overnight after causing devastating flooding in Texas and Mexico. New York's governor signs a new law to regulate social media algorithms that target kids. 

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As Joe Biden and Donald Trump prepare for next week's CNN debate, we have exclusive reporting on each candidate's strategy. Fires, floods, extreme heat and storms impact millions from coast to coast. A manhunt is underway in Arkansas for a suspect who police say murdered two people in Oklahoma. 

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President Biden takes new action on immigration while Donald Trump threatens to blow it all up. Wildfires in New Mexico spread so quickly that some people escaped with only seconds to spare. We remember legendary baseball player Willie Mays, who died yesterday at the age of 93. Kim Jong-un welcomes Vladimir Putin to Pyongyang in style, a meeting the west is watching closely. 

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President Biden is preparing to take executive action to protect hundreds of thousands of undocumented immigrants from deportation. Vladimir Putin's visit to Kim-Jong-un in North Korea has the US deeply concerned about their motives. The surgeon general is calling for warning labels on social media aps just like cigarettes and alcohol. 

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Biden and Trump court votes and cash on the campaign trail with the first debate less than two weeks away. Benjamin Netanyahu dissolves his six-member war cabinet, insisting it does not need to exist. Over 1,000 people are forced to evacuate as a raging fire north of Los Angeles continues to spread out of control. 

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Have Donald Trump and Mitch McConnell patched things up? The Supreme Court allows the abortion pill mifepristone to stay on the market ... for now. Downpours and flooding lead to life-threatening conditions in South Florida, and the rain still hasn't stopped. Donald Trump calls Milwaukee a "horrible city" as it prepares to host the Republican national convention. 

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House Republicans take on the DOJ, voting to hold Attorney General Merrick Garland in contempt of Congress. South Florida is battered again by heavy rain and now faces life-threatening flash flooding. Plus, chaos at the congressional baseball game after protesters storm the field. 

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As Hunter Biden is surrounded by family in Delaware, Republicans peddle conspiracy theories about his guilty verdict. Drama in the desert, as a MAGA Republican in Nevada snubbed by Donald Trump tries to fight back. Police in Atlanta chase a hijacked bus through rush hour traffic before making a deadly discovery. Senate Democrats ask Republicans to join them as they prepare for a vote on protecting IVF. 

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Secret recordings of Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito discussing politics and ethics are released. Donald Trump promotes values to Christian conservatives the same day he faces his New York probation officers. We're on verdict watch in the Hunter Biden trial. And a Georgia congressional candidate walks off the stage in the middle of a debate. 

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A daring daytime rescue in Gaza brings four Israeli hostages home. Donald Trump, fresh off the campaign trail, is scheduled to meet later today with his probation officer. Two shark attacks in two hours on one stretch of beach in Florida. 

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President Biden is about to address the world from the hallowed shores of Normandy. Plus, they defended the Capitol on January 6, so why were they booed by some Republican lawmakers in Pennsylvania? And record-breaking heat and dangerous storms hit central Florida, with more severe weather on the way. 

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As today's show begins, President Biden and First Lady Jill Biden are in Normandy, France, marking the 80th anniversary of the D-Day invasion, the largest amphibious invasion in military history. 

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President Biden's executive action effectively bans asylum seekers at the southern border, but for how long? Sparks fly at Hunter Biden's federal gun trial as his wife lashes out at a Donald Trump supporter. A Florida man angry with the former president and naked from the waist down crashes his car into the lobby of a local jail. 

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President Biden plans to issue an executive order on the border crisis that is sure to anger some members of his own party. Opening statements are about to begin in the federal gun trial of Hunter Biden. Two passengers and a pilot are injured after their hot air balloon hit power lines. A major league baseball player is facing a lifetime ban for allegedly betting on his own team. 

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Donald Trump claims he's fine with going to jail, but says his supporters may not be. Plus, Hunter Biden is about to become the first child of a sitting president to go on trial. And people in Texas are waiting for daybreak to assess the damage after two tornadoes touched down. 

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The presumptive Republican nominee for president is waking up a convicted felon after a Manhattan jury found him guilty on all 34 counts. We examine the verdict and its many historic ramifications. 

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The jury in the Trump hush money trial is back to work today and asking for another look at some key evidence. A defiant Justice Samuel Alito refuses to recuse himself from January 6th-related cases. A family is carjacked at gunpoint in their own driveway and it's all caught on a doorbell camera. 

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Twelve Manhattan jurors are about to begin deciding the fate of the former president. Will it impact the future of the country? Robert de Niro takes on Trump and tangles with his supporters outside the courthouse. Hurricane-force winds push an American Airlines 737 completely away from the gate with no one at the helm. The best of America's pastime finally get their dues as Major League Baseball shakes up the all-time record books. 

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Closing arguments are set to begin in Donald Trump's hush money trial. Displaced Gazans are burned alive by an Israeli attack Benjamin Netanyahu calls a "tragic error." Deadly storms spawning tornadoes kill at least 23 people in five states during a dangerous and destructive holiday weekend. 

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Over 100 million Americans face potentially deadly weather on this Memorial Day after a weekend of violent storms killed at least 18 people. For the second time in less than a week, passengers are injured by severe turbulence during flight. Donald Trump cuts his campaign speech short at a Libertarian Party gathering after getting heckled. 

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Donald Trump is in the deep-blue Bronx, trying to convince Black and Hispanic voters to cast their ballots for him. Tornadoes tear apart homes and families with severe weather from Texas stretching all the way to New York. Celebrities converge on the White House for a state dinner that featured an unexpected, high-profile guest. 

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Another controversial flag is spotted flying outside of a home owned by Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito. The death toll is rising after a strong gust of wind causes a stage to collapse in Mexico. The Justice Department is suing the owner of Ticketmaster. 

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Twelve jurors are a week away from deciding the fate of Donald Trump and his criminal hush money trial. Neighbors are searching house to house after a devastating tornado flattens a tiny town in Iowa. Law enforcement launches an investigation into the death of actor Matthew Perry. 

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An explosive admission from Michael Cohen and fiery clash between a witness and the judge as the Trump hush money trial reaches its final days. Plus, President Biden expresses outrage over an international court's decision to seek an arrest warrant for Benjamin Netanyahu. And Rudy Giuliani is expected to appear today in an Arizona courtroom to face arraignment on election subversion charges. 

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Iran’s President Ebrahim Raisi was killed when his helicopter crashed in a remote area. Plus, An effort is underway to re-float the cargo ship that hit the Key Bridge in Baltimore, MD. 

Plus, Michael Cohen returns to the stand in Trump’s hush money trial this morning and the ICC seeks arrest warrants for Hamas and Israeli leaders. 

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Trump’s lawyer attacks Michael Cohen and questions his honesty. Deadly storms in Texas and across the south, an upside down US Flag seen at Justice Alito’s home after the January 6 insurrection and more.

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Joe Biden and Donald Trump agree to debate twice, with round one less than six weeks away on CNN. Michael Cohen returns to the witness stand, ready to be branded a liar again by Trump's defense team. Vladimir Putin and Xi Jinping are together in Beijing, pledging to deepen their partnership. 

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Defense lawyers grill Michael Cohen, trying to convince the jury that Donald Trump's ex-fixer is bitter and not to be believed. Plus, the Biden administration moves ahead with a new plan to send $1 billion worth of arms to Israel. And old-school Republicans join forces to fight Donald Trump's bid for a second term. 

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Donald Trump's defense team prepares to cross-examine Michael Cohen. Can they convince the jury that the star witness is not to be trusted? Plus, a blast team tries to free the cargo ship that collapsed Baltimore's Key Bridge. And Vice President Kamala Harris drops an F-bomb. 

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Michael Cohen is set to take the stand. How Donald Trump's one-time "fixer" could become the star witness in the former president's hush money trial. Plus, bipartisan backlash for President Biden after his warning to Israel about US weapons shipments. And a rare sight in the skies above Washington: civilian aircraft flying right over the national mall's heavily restricted airspace. 

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Donald Trump's hush money trial is set to resume after the judge rejects the former president's motion for a mistrial. prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu announcing Israel will stand alone if President Biden decides to halt weapons shipments. And Robert F. Kennedy Jr. shocks his running mate with his comments on abortion rights. 

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In an exclusive CNN interview, President Biden predicts Donald Trump won't accept the outcome of the election should he lose again. Meanwhile, Trump's lawyers are ready to escalate their attacks on Stormy Daniels when she takes the stand today. And RFK Jr. claims part of his brain was eaten by a worm. Seriously. 

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Six months out from election day, a tale of two candidates: one in court and one on the campaign trail. Plus, the judge in Trump's classified documents case postpones that trial indefinitely. And a state of emergency is declared in Michigan after a devastating round of tornadoes. 

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In what could be a defining moment for his presidency, Joe Biden is set to deliver an address from the Holocaust memorial museum. Plus, Donald Trump insists he's willing to go to jail in order to speak his mind. Will the judge oblige him? And it's a dangerous morning in parts of Oklahoma after a night of terrifying tornadoes. 

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The White House responds forcefully after Donald Trump compares the Biden administration to Nazi Germany's gestapo. Republican hopefuls gathered to make their case to become Donald Trump's VP pick. A young boy is killed and thousands are displaced as Texas struggles to recover from devastating flooding. 

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Secret tapes, distortion claims, and one blatant lie. It's all in a day's work in one day at Donald Trump's hush money trial. President Biden is paving the way for thousands of "dreamers" to receive Obamacare benefits. A massive tornado strikes central Texas, and the forecast is more storms could be on the way 

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Donald Trump is squeezing in campaign stops in critical battleground states before heading back to New York for his hush money trial. In Los Angeles, police and protesters and attends ongoing campus standoff. The latest details ahead. And Vice President Harris makes the case that one man is responsible for the fall of Roe vs. Wade.

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A crowd of pro-Israeli demonstrators clashed with members of a pro-Palestinian encampment on campus after school officials declared the encampment illegal. There had been minimal police intervention, but tweets from the LAPD and the L.A. mayor's office indicate police are now on the scene. 

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Student protesters at Columbia break into and barricade themselves inside a historic academic building. Plus, four officers are killed in a tragic shooting in North Carolina. And a key prosecution witness in details how Stormy Daniels actually got the hush money at the heart of Donald Trump's criminal trial. 

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Protests spread across college campuses as more schools turn to the police to crackdown. Plus, President Biden gets under Donald Trump's skin a little bit with his speech at the White House correspondents dinner. And a state of emergency in Oklahoma as four people are killed by tornadoes with millions more now facing potentially deadly storms. 

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Donald Trump's claim of absolute immunity in the hands of the Supreme Court. Have the justices already tipped their hand? Plus, the former president claims he's being treated unfairly. Now, a CNN poll reveals whether the American people agree. And the children of Gaza are sending a message to the US students who are protesting on college campuses.  

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Former Trump allies Rudy Giuliani and Mark Meadows are among 18 people indicted in Arizona for trying to overturn the 2020 election. The Supreme Court is ready to hear arguments as to whether a president is immune from criminal prosecution. And President Biden apparently changed his mind about sending long-range missiles to Ukraine. 

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President Biden is preparing to sign a $95 billion foreign aid package that finally made it through both chambers of Congress. Donald Trump seemingly violated the gag order last night while a judge decides whether he violated that same gag order at least ten other times before that. And a midnight deadline for protesters to disband comes and goes at Columbia University, with both sides agreeing to keep talking. 

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A hearing to determine whether Donald Trump violated his gag order in his hush money trial is to begin in just hours. The Senate is preparing to take up a foreign aid bill that could save Ukraine and potentially sink TikTok. And tensions rise on college campuses as pro-Palestinian protests erupt across the country. 

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As opening statements are set to begin in Donald Trump's hush money trial we bring you new CNN reporting on who prosecutors plan to call as their first witness. A foreign aid bill is passed by the House, leaving hard-right Republicans - - and Hamas infuriated. And, a crisis on campus as Jewish students at Columbia university are urged to stay home for their own safety. 

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A US official confirmed to CNN that Israel carried out a military strike inside Iran late last night. An Iranian news agency reported there were three explosions heard near an army base about 270 miles south of Tehran. Our coverage of this breaking news begins with Paula Hancocks in Beirut. 

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Jury selection resumes in Donald Trump's hush money trial. European leaders plead with Israel to exercise restraint in its response to Iran's missile and drone attack. The impeachment trial of Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas is shut down in the Senate before a single argument could be heard. 

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Donald Trump's hush money trial continues while President Biden hits the trail to court votes. Articles of impeachment against our homeland security secretary are delivered to the senate. For the first time in two years, top military officials from the US and China are talking. 

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The world is waiting to see how Israel responds to Iran's aerial assault over the weekend. Not a single juror has been selected in Donald Trump's New York hush money trial. House Speaker Mike Johnson is moving forward on separate aid packages for Israel and Ukraine. 

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Donald Trump is about to become the first former president to stand trial on criminal charges. The US and the world react as Israel plots its next move after an attack by Iran. Congressional leaders are still unable to come together on aid for Israel or Ukraine. 

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The White House sends Vice President Kamala Harris to Arizona to front their fight for reproductive rights. The challenge facing potential jurors in Donald Trump's hush money trial next week. House Speaker Mike Johnson to join Trump for a joint news conference today at Mar-a-Lago. 

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Donald Trump says he won't sign a federal abortion ban after supporting one for years. Israel's top military official promises to flood Gaza with aid, claiming it's a new phase in the war with Hamas. House conservatives revolt against their own leadership, rejecting new surveillance rules at the urging of Donald Trump. 

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... and blowback for Republicans after the state supreme court ruling effectively bans all abortions. Plus, Secretary of State Blinken questions why there's so much outrage against the Israelis rather than the Hamas terrorists who attacked them. And, House Republicans delay their attempt to impeach Homeland Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas. 

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An appeals court denies Donald Trump's latest attempt to delay the start of his hush money trial. Israel's prime minister claims the date is set for the invasion of Rafah. Two in a row for UConn as the Huskies take home another men's NCAA title. 

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Donald Trump closes the financial gap with President Biden with a record fundraising haul. Biden prepares to bring student loan relief to a new group of borrowers. Bad weather threatens to spoil plans for millions of Americans hoping to get a glimpse of today's solar eclipse. 

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Donald Trump suffers two legal setbacks as judges reject his attempts to have two criminal cases thrown out. Israel approves measures to increase aid entering Gaza after President Biden's warning to Prime Minister Netanyahu. And as we count down to the solar eclipse we tell you what you need to do to get the very best view. 

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A furious President Biden is set to speak with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu after a strike killed World Central Kitchen aid workers in Gaza. Taiwan rescuers are in a race against time to save workers trapped by a devastating earthquake. A judge rejects Donald Trump's effort to stall his hush money trial. 

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Taiwan is rocked by the most powerful earthquake to hit the island in 25 years. Powerful storms in the US trigger dangerous floods and tear off rooftops in the heartland. Donald Trump heads back on the campaign trail, predicting the end of elections in America if he loses to Joe Biden again. 

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Donald Trump posts a $175 million bond in New York, freezing any attempt to seize his properties until at least September. The Florida Supreme Court paves the way for a six-week abortion ban to become the law in that state. And the first vessel travels through a newly created alternate channel at the site of the Baltimore bridge collapse. 

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First: As Donald Trump prepared to return to the campaign trail he had a pretty dark Easter message for America. Kasie tells you what he said. 

Plus: The first pieces of the Key Bridge are removed from the Patapsco River as crews race to reopen the critical Port of Baltimore. 

And: House Speaker Mike Johnson is getting advice from an unlikely source as he maneuvers to try and keep his job. 

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Joe Biden pulls way ahead of Donald Trump in the cash column, thanks to an assist from two former presidents. Special equipment is headed to Baltimore to begin the task of removing tons of twisted steel from the frigid Patapsco River. The House is moving forward with the impeachment of Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas. 

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Donald Trump's election interference case ready to resume in Georgia with embattled DA Fani Willis back at the helm. Maryland's governor calling the Baltimore bridge collapse a global crisis as search teams recover the bodies of two missing workers. Remembering the life and legacy of former Senator Joe Lieberman, who was behind the no labels movement. 

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The search for six workers who were on the Francis Scott Key Bridge when it collapsed is suspended. The Supreme Court is set to decide whether to restrict access to an abortion pill used by millions of American women. Donald Trump hit with a gag order regarding his upcoming hush money trial. 

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First: Donald Trump preparing for a critical court appearance based on a deadline to pay $464 million. 

Then: Israel agreeing to have Gaza hostage release plan brokered by the United States, but will Hamas go along with it? 

Plus: Heavy snow and blizzard conditions threatening millions of Americans in the first week of spring. 

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First: New York's attorney general is moving to seize a private estate and golf course in suburban Manhattan belonging to Donald Trump. 

Plus: Gaza ceasefire talks resume in Qatar as Secretary of State Antony Blinken prepares to meet face to face this morning with Israel's prime minister. 

And: Republicans believe they have the votes to pass a spending bill today. Will enough Democrats join them to try and head off a government shutdown? 

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First: Donald Trump is just days away from potentially having his prized properties seized if he can't come up with nearly half a billion dollars. 

Plus: The man trump labelled "Little Marco" may now be on the shortlist to be his vice president. 

And: Baseball's biggest superstar says his interpreter stole millions of dollars from him. 

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Trump-endorsed Cleveland businessman Bernie Moreno wins the Republican senate primary in Ohio. An appeals court blocks Texas from enforcing a controversial new immigration law just hours after the Supreme Court allowed it. And why is Donald Trump threatening to kick Prince Harry out of the country if he wins the November election? 

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Donald Trump claims it's practically impossible for him to pay a $464 million bond, just one of two big legal problems on the horizon this morning for the former president. Plus, rare protests in the streets of Cuba where the Communist government is blaming the United States. And, Republicans are hoping an ugly race in Ohio will help them flip the Senate in November. 

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"If I don't get elected, it's going to be a bloodbath." Strong reaction to Donald Trump's warning for the country. Vladimir Putin speaks publicly for the first time about the death of Alexey Navalny. Benjamin Netanyahu defies the White House, vowing to move forward with his military operation in Rafah. 

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A judge in Georgia is about to rule whether Fani Willis will be kicked off Donald Trump's election subversion case. Plus, a deadly attack on civilians waiting for food and water in Gaza. And, deadly tornadoes sweep through Ohio and Indiana. 

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We're watching for Donald Trump to show up in a Florida courtroom today. His lawyers want a judge to throw out his classified documents case. Plus, the Biden administration is eyeing Cuba's Guantanamo Bay as a potential haven for migrants fleeing the gangs taking over Haiti. And, the House passes a bill to effectively ban TikTok, but the Senate may have other ideas. 

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Joe Biden and Donald Trump clinch their respective nominations as the country prepares for the longest, most grueling presidential campaign general election ever. Vladimir Putin declares Russia is prepared to use nuclear weapons after the White House announces a new military aid package for Ukraine. The House is set to vote on a bill that could effectively ban TikTok. 

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Special counsel Robert Hur will testify before Congress today after releasing an explosive report about President Biden's handling of classified documents and alleged cognitive decline. Plus, we bring you a developing story out of Haiti, where the embattled prime minister has resigned amid rising gang attacks against the government. And former President Trump suggests he's open to cutting Social Security and Medicare after vowing repeatedly we he would never do it. 

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President Biden and Donald Trump are campaigning in Georgia ahead of Tuesday's primaries as the latter draws some outrage after mocking the Biden's stutter. A red line for Israel as President Biden again calls for an end to the violence, but Prime Minister Netanyahu is not backing down. And Senator Katie Britt is backtracking, trying to explain her much maligned Republican response to the State of the Union address. 

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"When America gets knocked down, we get back up." President Biden delivers a fiery State of the Union address. Did he do what he needed to do to convince voters that he's fit for a second term? Plus, the clock is ticking on TikTok. A bill that could lead to the app being effectively banned in the US is gaining traction in the House. 

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First: Joe Biden is just hours from delivering a State of the Union address that could help propel him to a second term, or possibly put his re-election campaign in jeopardy. 

Plus: Donald Trump challenges the president to a debate while and signalling his second term in the White House could be even more chaotic and disruptive than the first 

And: Alabama's governor signs an IVF protection bill into law. But access to fertility treatments remains at risk. 

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After Donald Trump's near sweep on Super Tuesday, Nikki Haley announces she'll withdraw from the race, all-but-confirming what's seemed inevitable: a rematch of the 2020 presidential election. 

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Donald Trump is hoping for a Super Tuesday sweep, and he's asking the Supreme Court for more help after the justices ruled that states like Colorado can't kick him off the ballot. President Biden is preparing for his State of the Union address as his campaign is hoping today's results doesn't reveal more vulnerabilities. As for Nikki Haley, will today prove to be her last stand or is she going to try a different path to the presidency? 

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The Supreme Court is expected to hand down at least one opinion today. It could impact Donald Trump's bid for a second term in the White House. Plus: Can House Speaker Mike Johnson get a spending bill passed and stave off a government shutdown - again - this week without backlash from conservatives? And: Nikki Haley wins DC, the first win for a woman in a Republican presidential primary. 

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Even in death, Russian dissident Alexey Navalny is still rattling Vladimir Putin. A critical hearing today in the Mar-a-Lago documents case. Congress kicks the can down the road yet again to head off a government shutdown 

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The Supreme Court agrees to hear Donald Trump's absolute immunity arguments, throwing his 2024 trial schedule into turmoil. Meanwhile, the former president faces yet another legal challenge after an Illinois judge boots him off that state's ballot. And a deal to keep the federal government open is going to have a vote in a matter of hours. 

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President Biden and former President Donald Trump take home easy wins in the Michigan primaries, but both campaigns have some cause for concern. It's a long day ahead for Hunter Biden as he testifies behind closed doors with GOP lawmakers trying to impeach his father. In Texas, evacuation orders have been issued as dangerous and fast-moving wildfires spread across hundreds of miles of the state. 

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Will President Biden's support for Israel trigger a backlash when voters head to the polls in Michigan today? Are too many Republicans turned off by Donald Trump to vote to the White House again? What results does Nikki Haley need in Michigan in order to stay in the race? 

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Edging closer to clinching the Republican nomination after a decisive win in South Carolina, Donald Trump cruises into Michigan with momentum, and a message of unity ahead of Tuesday's primary. After being trounced on her home turf, Nikki Haley finds out one of her biggest financial backers is cutting her off. And a big question for President Biden: Will Michigan voters punish him for his handling of the war in Gaza? 

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The controversy over IVF injects a new political debate in the 2024 campaign. What President Biden is saying and what Donald Trump is not. Also today, the Biden administration is set to punish Vladimir Putin for the death of Alexey Navalny with a new sanctions package, including ones directly targeting the Russian president. And, the US touches down on the moon for the first time in more than 50 years. How did it happen, and what's next? 

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President Biden is now considering new executive action that would restrict the ability to seek asylum at the US-Mexico border. Meanwhile, the Kremlin is now responding to the president's comments to describe Vladimir Putin, language that's too colorful for morning TV. And: China plans to send more pandas to the US this year, a small move that could have a big impact. 

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There's been a major new twist in the Hunter Biden saga: The former FBI informant accused of lying about the Bidens now says that information came from Russian intelligence. Donald Trump addresses Alexey Navalny's death on camera for the first time ... and makes it about himself. Nikki Haley makes a defiant new vow to go the distance in the primary. 

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Alexei Navalny's widow accuses Russia of a cover-up, insisting her husband was poisoned. Donald Trump refuses to condemn Navalny's death, instead sharing a video of a Putin ally declaring that Trump should be president again. The United States offers a UN resolution calling for a temporary ceasefire in Gaza, a clear warning to Israel to rethink its next move. 

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A key Ukrainian town falls to the Russians. Alexei Navalny's family says they can't get access to his body. Donald Trump expresses outrage after being ordered to pay $355 million in his civil fraud trial. 

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Donald Trump is waiting for three different rulings in three different courtrooms. We break down what you can expect today. Plus, the Republicans' impeachment inquiry takes a hit as the special counsel charges a former FBI informant with lying about President Biden's and his son Hunter's business dealings in Ukraine. And, in Kansas City it was a "personal conflict" that started the fatal shooting that ruined the Chiefs' Super Bowl celebration. 

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Nine children are among the 21 people shot - one fatally - after yesterday's Super Bowl parade in Kansas City. Israeli special forces raid one of the last working hospitals in Gaza. It's a big legal day for Donald Trump in both the Stormy Daniels hush money case and the Georgia election subversion case. 

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Republicans' slim majority in the House just got a little bit thinner after Tom Suozzi won the seat left open by ousted New York congressman George Santos. Republicans didn't lose control of the house, but the latest vote to impeach Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas - 114-113 - proved just how big of a loss this race was for the GOP. What happens next as things move to the Democratic-controlled Senate? Plus, a US official says Israeli hostage and ceasefire talks are "productive" and "serious." But how close does that mean they are to actually ending the conflict in Gaza? 

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The biggest snowstorm in years is blanketing New York City. Donald Trump asks the Supreme Court to block the ruling that he lacks immunity in his January 6 criminal case. Senate votes on $95 billion aid package. 

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The Kansas City Chiefs are once again Super Bowl champions as they beat the San Francisco 49ers in overtime. The Israeli military says its forces rescued two hostages in southern Gaza after 128 days of captivity. Two people were injured Sunday when a woman shot up a church. 

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President Biden defiant after a special counsel report questioned his memory and mental acuity the president insisting his mind is fine and he is still the most qualified person in America to be president but did that news conference backfire? The president sharpening his criticism of Israel, calling the conduct in Gaza over the top. And the Supreme Court appears to be leaning in favor of Trump and his bid to be on the Colorado ballot. 

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Historic oral arguments begin today at the Supreme Court. The big question before the justices: Can Colorado keep the Donald Trump off the ballot for his role in the January 6th capitol riot? Meanwhile, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu describes the latest Hamas proposal for a ceasefire and hostage release "delusional." Now the US and other nations in the region are scrambling for a solution to stop the killing of civilians. 

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A federal appeals court unanimously rules Donald Trump is not immune from prosecution-alleged crimes during his presidency. The House attempt to impeach Homeland Security chief Alejandro Mayorkas fails. Mitch Mcconnell admits defeat on that bipartisan border deal. Hamas proposes 135-day plan that includes Israeli withdrawal from Gaza and release of Israeli hostages. 

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Congress is preparing to vote on a Republican resolution to impeach the homeland security secretary for failing to secure the border. A bipartisan bill to secure the border may be doomed in the Senate because of relentless attacks from some Republicans and Donald Trump. Prince Harry is on his way to the UK to see his ailing father, who's pulling back from his public duties while he undergoes treatment for cancer. We look back at the life of Toby Keith, who died last night after a battle with stomach cancer. 

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First: Southern California is being battered by a very strong and dangerous atmospheric river. Some areas could see several months of rain fall over just the next couple of day. We take you there live. 

Plus: Senate leaders revealed their bipartisan border bill. So why is the House speaker saying it's "dead on arrival" before reading it? 

And: Responding to the US escalation over the weekend, Iran is calling America's latest strikes in Iraq and Syria a "strategic mistake." 

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CNN’s brand-new polling pits Haley and Trump against Biden in hypothetical November match-ups. What those numbers reveal about the state of the race, and how Americans feel about the economy, Immigration and the Israel-Hamas war. Plus, a CNN exclusive from Ukraine’s embattled Army Chief - how he says his forces must adapt to less military aid from key allies, including America, as his own future remains uncertain. And, E. Jean Carroll's lawyer reveals why Donald Trump allegedly threw a stack of legal papers during a Mar-a-Lago deposition.

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Officials believe Iran may be getting nervous about the proxy groups it funds going too far, after a cruise missile launched by Houthi Rebels came within a mile of a US Navy Destroyer. Plus, the group of voters giving President Biden the edge. And, social media CEOs take a bipartisan beating on Capitol Hill, accused of failing to protect our kids online. Also this morning: caucus confusion in Nevada, the FCC seeks to make AI-generated robocalls illegal, and D.A. Fani Willis refuses to step down amid misconduct allegations.

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The House GOP moves to impeach DHS Secretary Mayorkas for inaction while also opposing the Senate bipartisan border deal. Plus, the exact dollar figure Trump’s PACs spent on legal bills in 2023 is to be revealed today in Federal Election Commission filings. And, tributes pour in after Broadway star Chita Rivera dies at 91.

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President Biden faces growing pressure to respond to the drone attack that killed three American service members in Jordan. How the enemy drone followed a US drone onto that military base. Plus, negotiators reach a broad framework for hostage releases and a cease-fire in Gaza. And, the USA figure skating team takes gold, two years after the doping scandal that rocked the world.

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