More than 30 people have been charged in two federal gambling-related investigations, including a current NBA coach and player. The cases involve illegal sports betting and rigged poker games tied to the Mafia. Caitrin Assaf reports:

With the demolition of the East Wing now underway, questions are being raised about the President’s authority to knock down a significant part of the White House.

Day 23 of the Government shutdown marked by another series of failed votes in the Senate. Meanwhile, more than a million government workers are bracing for their first full missed paycheck. Reporter Molly Martinez has the latest from Washington.

As the Government Shutdown enters its 23rd day, Veterans across the nation are starting to feel the squeeze. Molly Martinez reports:

The White House said Tuesday there are “no plans” for President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin to meet anytime soon, canceling a summit that was planned for Budapest, Hungary.

Day 21 of the Government Shutdown quickly becoming day 22. Tuesday President Trump meeting with Republican leaders while Democrats say they’re being boxed out. Molly Martinez reports:

The National Nuclear Security Administration, responsible for overseeing the country’s nuclear stockpile, is furloughing 80% of its staff today. This is the first time NNSA has furloughed workers during a shutdown.

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A group of 31 veterans from Iowa, Illinois, and Missouri participated in a once in a lifetime trip: an all-expensive paid visit to Washington, D.C. to see how their service is being honored. @caitrinassaf  reports:

President Trump still wants to deploy the National Guard to Chicago, Memphis and New Orleans, citing crime, claiming these cities are "war zones."

The Supreme Court heard arguments in a case today that may bar states from considering race when they draw up new congressional districts. Washington correspondent Stetson Miller has more on what many say is a pivotal case for the high court.

Can law enforcement enter your home without a search warrant - without probable cause if there’s an emergency? The Supreme Court will decide. Caitrin Assaf reports:

Day 15 of the Government Shutdown is proving to be a busy one on Capitol Hill. Molly Martinez reports:

The Supreme Court dealt a huge loss to Alex Jones, refusing to hear his case concerning the massive $1.4 billion judgement to be paid to the Sandy Hook families. Molly Martinez reports

The Supreme Court will hear a case tomorrow that may bar states from using race when redrawing congressional maps. Stetson Miller reports:

When you think a government shutdown, you normally think government workers, and military members. But as the closure enters day 14 it’s now impacting things like the hope diamond, a woolly mammoth, and Abraham Lincoln’s top hat. Reporter Molly Martinez explains.

President Donald Trump visits Israel and Egypt to mark the signing of a ceasefire agreement, saying to fellow leaders, “Together we have achieved what no one thought possible.”

While peace-talks continue to stall between Russian and Ukraine - First Lady Melania Trump is tackling a humanitarian crisis in the region. As Molly Martinez reports, it’s all about reuniting kidnapped Ukrainian children with their families.

Day 9 of the shutdown, marked by back-to-back failed votes in the senate. This marks the 7th time these nearly identical solutions have flopped. Elsewhere in Washington, the blame game continues. Molly Martinez reports:

Day 8 of the Government shutdown was marked by two failed votes in the Senate. While Democrats continue to hold out over healthcare credits, House Republicans have largely skipped town. Molly Martinez reports:

Former FBI Director James Comey pleads not guilty in his first court appearance.

Congress remains stuck at an impasse on day six of the government shutdown. Stetson Miller and tell us where things stand now.

SCOTUS is taking on another case that deals with LGBTQ+ rights. Some say it protects the free speech of counselors, while others argue it opens the floodgates for once-banned conversion therapy. Molly Martinez reports:

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President Donald Trump announces "TrumpRx.com ," a website to purchase Pfizer-manufactured drugs at lower prices.

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Following a nationwide audit on trucking licenses and a series of deadly crashes involving large trucks, the DOT is issuing an emergency interim final rule changing how states issue Commercial Driver’s Licenses to those from outside the U.S. Caitrin Assaf reports:

President Donald Trump welcomed Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan to the White House Thursday.

Congress may be on recess, but that didn’t stop one House Democrat from drafting articles of impeachment. Caitrin Assaf has more on why she says Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. must go.

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In an hour-long speech to the United Nations General Assembly Tuesday, President Donald Trump didn’t hold back in leveling criticism at the United Nations and many of America’s traditional allies.

89 eastern Iowa veterans flew to Washington, D.C. on Tuesday for Eastern Iowa Honor Flight’s 56th mission. Stetson Millerr eports:

President Donald Trump will address the 80th annual United Nations General Assembly Tuesday morning.

President Trump described his Friday call with President Xi as “very good”. Among the issues on their agenda - trade, fentanyl, the need to bring the end the war in Ukraine, and approval of the TikTok deal.

President Trump and other political leaders are heading to Arizona on Sunday for a memorial service to honor Charlie Kirk. Stetson Miller reports:

Following the Supreme Court’s announcement they’d hear arguments on two cases related to Trump’s sweeping “Liberation Day” tariffs, small business owners are flocking to Washington to have their voice be heard. Caitrin Assaf reports:

Despite some disagreements, President Donald Trump and UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer celebrate the special relationship between the United States and United Kingdom.

Wednesday marks Constitution Day on Capitol Hill. It commemorates the formation and signing of the U.S. constitution on this day in 1787. It’s also a call to action - for all citizens to engage in our civic process. Molly Martinez picks up the story from Capitol Hill.

For the first time this year, the Federal Reserve cut interest rates – as policy makers reacted to a recent slowdown in hiring nationwide.

No evidence of foul play in case of black man found hanging from a tree on the campus of Delta State University.

President Donald Trump is set to spend the next few days in the UK for an unprecedented stay at Windsor Castle. While there he will meet with UK PM Keir Starmer on trade and Ukraine.

United in prayer, divided elsewhere. South Carolina lawmakers used their time at the 15th annual bi-partisan prayer breakfast to try and bridge a widening gap. Molly Martinez reports:

It was Mangione’s first time back in court since February. He received some positive news to start the hearing, which Judge Gregory Carro announcing he was dropping the New York State terrorism charges brought by District Attorney Alvin Bragg. Peter Zampa reports:

President Trump thinks a deal to sort out TikTok's ownership and allow Americans continued access to the popular social media app could bring the U.S. closer to China.

The Department of Health and Human Services is tackling a growing problem among middle and high school students: vaping. Reporter Molly Martinez picks up the story from Washington.

Following a recent visit to the Gaza border, Senators Jeff Merkley (D-OR) and Chris Van Hollen (D-MD) share a report of their findings related to the ongoing hunger crisis and destruction in Rafah. Caitrin Assaf reports:

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A bipartisan group of lawmakers are looking to reign in big tech and protect kids online. Stetson Miller reports:

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As the investigation into the deadly shooting of political activist Charlie Kirk reaches a third day, President Trump reveals in a morning interview that a suspect is now in custody. Caitrin Assaf reports: