Israel begins ground offensive in Gaza City, Trump advisers prepare to target left-leaning groups after Kirk shooting, and scientists find even more reasons to hate daylight saving time.

Investigators learn more about suspect in Charlie Kirk shooting, tariff case could give Trump massive new fiscal powers, and how to find a reliable auto shop, according to the Better Business Bureau.

Judge blocks Trump from removing Fed Governor Lisa Cook, GOP, Democratic leaders look to de-escalate shutdown standoff, and GM patents a technology that would tell older drivers when to give up the car keys.

The Wall Street Journal's Ken Thomas explains President Trump's reaction towards the Cracker Barrel's logo change.

Partial Jeffrey Epstein files released by House panel, Trump says he's set to order federal intervention in Chicago and Baltimore, and Army football player and his dad save a man from flames after a car crash near West Point. 

Powerful earthquake rocks Afghanistan, killing more than 800 and destroying villages, MAGA movement eyes expansion into governor mansions, and prices for Starbucks' famous latte have doubled over the years.

Inside the Minneapolis Catholic School shooting, White House fires CDC director who says RFK Jr. is 'weaponizing public health,' and Guinness World Records unveils 70 titles that are still up for grabs.

Egypt strikes Islamic State targets in Libya, suspected Copenhagen gunman is killed and the White House's plan to kill the password.

Chicago vows to challenge Trump's National Guard plans, small businesses are hurting under tariffs, and stats that show how unaffordable car ownership has become.

Texas House passes GOP redistricting plan after weeks-long standoff, Hurricane Erin bringing tropical storm conditions to North Carolina's Outer Banks, and 11-year-old girl hailed as hero after saving boy who fell into well.

Trump administration revokes clearances of 37 current and former U.S. officials, White House announces Putin agreed to bilateral meeting with Zelenskyy, and college ring dropped into the Long Island Sound found 56 years later.

Trump pushes for Putin and Zelensky meeting in bid to end Ukraine war, Trump pushes to end mail-in voting, and library book returned after 82 years.

European leaders to join Ukraine's Zelenskyy for White House meeting with Trump, Hurricane Erin forecast to create dangerous surf along US coast, and steps to collect the $5,108 max monthly Social Security check in retirement.

Putin to test Trump's dealmaking prowess at Alaska summit, Gavin Newsom lays out California redistricting plan to counter Texas republicans, and only 54% of U.S. adults say they drink alcohol. 

National Guard troops appear in Washington DC as mayor rejects authoritarian push, Trump to meet Putin at U.S. military base in Anchorage, and why weed is so cheap.

What does Trump's takeover of D.C. police mean, what happens when politicians meddle with economic data, and how to spot a flood-damaged car before you buy.

Israel announces plan to retake Gaza City in another escalation of the war, White House preps for possible summit with Putin, and how to navigate salary frustration.

Paramount appeased Trump but now it has to battle Colbert and all his friends, Americans have dating app burnout, and the latest weapons against wolves.

Gordon Deal interviews USA Today's Chris Kenning about how farmers are having to face issues becuase of Trump's immigration highway.

U.S. to raise tariffs on scores of nations, Kerr County, Texas, lead emergency management official says he was asleep during deadly flooding, and US baby born from 30-year-old frozen embryo breaks record.

Fed holds rates steady, but two officials back a cut, why Trump's new trade order is fragile, and Ozzy Osbourne revealed message he wanted on his headstone before death.

Tsunami warnings force evacuations in Hawaii, Trump says US will partner with Israel to run additional food centers in Gaza, and is Dubai Chocolate the next pumpkin spice. 

Economist Peter Morici explains how Trump's tariffs could cause deflation instead of inflation.

The Hill's Rebecca Beitsch explains how the President's name appearing on Jeffrey Epstein's brings up questions of distraction.

It's been six months since Donald Trump has been President again since his return to the White House for his 2nd term. Consumers are still nervous about his economic decisions. The Washington Examiner's Haisten Willis explains why this is.