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Trevor Ault has the latest in the New Orleans attack investigation as officials search for possible accomplices after a Texas Army veteran rammed a pickup truck into a crowd celebrating New Year's on Bourbon Street, killing at least 15 and injuring dozens; Pierre Thomas reports as the FBI launches a massive investigation into the background of suspect in the New Orleans attack and if he had any ties to the terrorist group ISIS; Mola Lenghi has details after a Tesla Cybertruck exploded outside the entrance to the Trump International Hotel in Las Vegas, with authorities treating it as a possible act of terrorism; and more on tonight's broadcast of World News Tonight 

Morgan Norwood has the latest on the bone-chilling cold in the Northeast is fueling a lake effect snow machine in Western New York that shows no signs of letting up, and the high tides in California that have inundated the Bay area with flooding – submerging cars in murky water; Tom Soufi-Burridge has details on the new video capturing the harrowing moment flames start engulfing the ceiling inside a bar in the Swiss Alps as investigators say that sparklers may have led to deadly inferno; amid widespread anti-government demonstrations in Iranian cities, Maggie Rulli reports on Pres. Trump's warning to Iran, saying that the U.S. is "locked and loaded," and vowed to step in if Iran kills peaceful protestors; and more on tonight's broadcast of World News Tonight. 

Martha Raddatz has details on the U.S. military operation months in the making to capture Venezuelan Pres. Nicolas Maduro and his wife in Caracas; Rachel Scott reports as Secretary of State Marco Rubio suggests the U.S. will push for government changes in Venezuela through oil blockades. It comes 24 hours after Pres. Trump declared the U.S. would "run" the South American country; Whit Johnson has the latest on Maduro's planned first appearance in federal court Monday; James Longman reports from the border with Venezuela on the both the celebration and anxiety about what comes next for the country; and more on tonight's broadcast of World News Tonight. 

Just a little over 48 hours after Nicolas Maduro ruled a nation of millions with the world's largest oil reserves, the deposed Venezuelan dictator is a shackled criminal defendant. Aaron Katersky reports on Maduro pleading not guilty and claiming he's "still president;" Martha Raddatz has new details on the daring U.S. military operation to capture Maduro and his wife in Venezuela; With Delcy Rodriguez formally sworn in as the acting president of Venezuela, James Longman has the latest on the fallout unfolding inside the country; and more on tonight's broadcast of World News Tonight with David Muir.

Aaron Katersky reports on the confessional video the shooter who opened fire at Brown University and then traveled to Massachusetts to murder an MIT professor left before killing himself at a New Hampshire storage facility, federal investigators said; Rachel Scott has the latest on what sources tell ABC News about the U.S. issuing a list of demands to Venezuela that the regime must meet before allowing the country to sell more oil; after holiday gatherings and travel, Stephanie Ramos has details on the record-breaking surge in flu cases with CDC estimating at least 11 million illnesses from flu so far this season; and more on tonight's broadcast of World News Tonight with David Muir.

Alex Perez reports on an ICE agent fatally shooting a woman in Minneapolis, sparking anger and protests; Martha Raddatz has the latest on the U.S. seizing a Russian-flagged oil tanker in the North Atlantic and a second tanker in the Caribbean; Rachel Scott has details on the White House doubling down on plans to acquire Greenland; David Muir reports on the families impacted by the California wildfires one year later; and more on tonight's broadcast of World News Tonight with David Muir.

As tensions rise in Minneapolis, Whit Johnson reports on the investigation into the ICE agent who shot and killed 37-year-old mother of three Renee Nicole Good in her SUV; Will Reeve has the latest on NASA's unprecedented decision to bring four astronauts – including two Americans – home early from their mission at the International Space Station because of a medical issue with a crew member; Rachel Scott has details on Pres. Trump telling the New York Times that the U.S. will run Venezuela for "much longer" than a year, and what he said when asked if there are any limits to his global powers; and more on tonight's broadcast of World News Tonight with David Muir.

Whit Johnson reports on the new video recorded by ICE agent Jonathan Ross that shows the moments he opened fire on Renee Good on a residential street in Minneapolis; while the U.S. seized a fifth oil tanker, Rachel Scott has details on Pres. Trump's meeting with top oil executives at the White House to make a deal to rebuild the industry in Venezuela; Victor Oquendo has the latest on the American woman visiting the U.S. Virgin Islands who was killed after suffering a shark bite; and more on tonight's broadcast of World News Tonight with David Muir.

Correspondent Morgan Norwood reports on the protests sweeping the country in the wake of the deadly shooting of 37-year-old Renee Nicole Good by an ICE officer in Minnesota; Correspondent Alex Presha has the details on the grisly shooting spree in Mississippi that killed at least six people; and Senior White House Correspondent Selina Wang reports on President Trump's threat of military land action in Mexico as Mexican President Sheinbaum urges her foreign minister to meet with Secretary of State Marco Rubio; and more on ABC World News Tonight with David Muir.

Foreign Correspondent Marcus Moore reports on the growing protests sweeping across Iran, the protesters now defying a deadly government crackdown; Senior White House Correspondent Selina Wang has the details on President Trump weighing options for military strikes in Iran as he voices support for the protesters; Correspondent Morgan Norwood repots on the hundreds of additional federal agents deployed to Minneapolis as more than a thousand anti-ICE demonstrations erupt nationwide following the deadly shooting of Renee Good; and more on ABC World News Tonight.

Faith Abubey has the latest on the Department of Homeland Security surging hundreds more federal agents into Minnesota as protests grow over the deadly ICE shooting of Renee Good; Ian Pannell reports on the State Department's new warning for Americans to leave Iran immediately amid escalating bloodshed against protesters; Mary Bruce has details on the Justice Department launching a criminal investigation into Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell, who says it's part of Pres. Trump's pressure campaign to get him to lower interest rates; and more on tonight's broadcast of World News Tonight with David Muir.

As at least four federal prosecutors in Minnesota have resigned over the probe into Renee Good, Faith Abubey reports on the surge of federal agents across Minnesota, with protestors and authorities clashing; Trevor Ault has details on "West Wing" actor Timothy Busfield turning himself into authorities in New Mexico days after an arrest warrant was issued on charges of alleged criminal sexual contact of a minor and child abuse; Mary Bruce has the latest on Pres. Trump doubling down on his criticism of Fed. Chairman Powell during a trip to Michigan to tout his economic agenda amid steady inflation; and more on tonight's broadcast of World News Tonight with David Muir. 

After threatening "very strong action" if Iran began to execute jailed protesters, Ian Pannell reports on Pres. Trump saying he's heard the regime has stopped killing protestors, while the U.S. warns troops at the largest base in the Middle East to be ready to evacuate; Aaron Katersky has the latest on the widespread Verizon Wireless service outage that's left millions of customers unable to receive calls or reach 911; as Pres. Trump escalates his push to take over Greenland, Mary Bruce has details on Vice Pres. JD Vance and Secy. of State Marco Rubio's meeting with Danish diplomats at the White House; and more on tonight's broadcast of World News Tonight with David Muir. 

Whit Johnson reports on the winter storm triggering pileups and hazardous conditions from the Great Lakes to the Northeast, and Lee Goldberg tracks the storm and frigid temperatures sweeping East; after two ICE-involved shootings in Minneapolis sparked clashes between protesters and federal agents, Faith Abubey has the latest on Pres. Trump threatening to invoke the Insurrection Act, which would give him the power to send military troops to Minnesota; Aaron Katersky has details on the dozens of college basketball players charged with allegedly taking bribes from sports bettors in what officials called an "historic" point-shaving scheme; and more on tonight's broadcast of World News Tonight with David Muir. 

As sources tell ABC News a federal investigation has been launched into Gov. Tim Walz and the mayor of Minneapolis, Matt Rivers reports on the new documents that reveal the chaotic moments after ICE agent Jonathan Ross shot Renee Good; Rhiannon Ally has the latest on the new CDC data that shows an alarming surge in flu deaths in the U.S., with pediatric flu deaths nearly doubling to 32 so far this season; Trevor Ault has details on Charlie Kirk's accused killer, Tyler Robinson, appearing in court as his defense sought to disqualify the entire team of prosecutors from the case; and more on tonight's broadcast of World News Tonight with David Muir.

ABC's Ashan Singh reporting on the 55 million currently under winter weather alerts, and the new storm threat looming; Selina Wang on capitol hill with the details on President Trump's new threats to NATO allies over his attempts to acquire Greenland; and Alex Presha is in Minnesota with the latest on the unrest in Minnesota over immigration agents operating in the state; and more on tonight's broadcast of World News Tonight.

Morgan Norwood reports on the more than 50 million under winter weather alerts and the rare snowfall in places like Florida and Alabama; Matt Rivers on the ground in Minneapolis as defense officials tell ABC News up to 1500 Army troops could be deployed there; Selina Wang reports on the emergency meeting held by European leaders after President Trump ramps up his efforts to make Greenland part of the U.S.; and more on tonight's broadcast of World News Tonight.

Stephanie Ramos reports on the blinding snowstorm in Michigan that caused more than 100 vehicles to smash into each other in a massive chain-reaction pileup on I-196 near Grand Rapids, and Ginger Zee tracks the Arctic blast moving into the Northeast; Matt Rivers is in Minneapolis, where residents remain on edge as 1,500 active duty soldiers from Alaska are put on standby for possible deployment to Minnesota; Aaron Katersky has the latest on the urgent manhunt underway after Indiana Judge Steven Meyer and his wife were shot inside their Lafayette home; and more on tonight's broadcast of World News Tonight with David Muir.

With life-threatening cold gripping much of the U.S., Stephanie Ramos reports on the firefighters in Michigan that rescued three people, including a child, from a burning apartment in below-zero windchills, and Ginger Zee tracks the major winter storm moving east; as Pres. Trump touts ICE's success and acknowledges they can make mistakes, Matt Rivers has details on the DOJ serving subpoenas to elected state officials, including Gov. Tim Walz; Mary Bruce has the latest on the stock market plunge after Pres. Trump's threat to impose new tariffs on NATO allies and double down on his quest to own Greenland; and more on tonight's broadcast of World News Tonight with David Muir. 

With more than 70 million people on alert for ice and snow, Stephanie Ramos has the latest on what could be the most crippling winter storm in years, and Lee Goldberg tracks the 2,000-mile system; Rachel Scott reports on Pres. Trump backing off on threats to take Greenland by force and announcing a "framework of a deal" has been formed; Aaron Katersky has details on the two separate smash-and-grab burglaries on both coasts targeting luxury jewelry and handbags; and more on tonight's broadcast of World News Tonight with David Muir.

With nearly 200 million Americans on alert for a "potentially catastrophic" winter storm, including heavy snow, crippling ice and brutal cold, Whit Johnson reports on the stretching over 2,000 miles from New Mexico and Texas all the way up the I-95 corridor with Philadelphia, New York City and Boston all in the crosshairs, and Lee Goldberg is timing out the forecast; as tensions soar in Minneapolis, Matt Rivers reports on ICE agents detaining a five-year-old boy and his father; Pierre Thomas has details on former special counsel Jack Smith's testimony before the GOP-led House Judiciary Committee, and more on tonight's broadcast of World News Tonight with David Muir. 

As a dangerous winter storm threatens more than half of the United States with heavy snow, crippling ice, and brutal cold, Morgan Norwood reports from Dallas, Lee Goldberg tracks the system and Whit Johnson has the latest on travel and flight cancellations; in Minneapolis, Matt Rivers has details on the massive city-wide protest against ICE underway with more than 20,000 braving the brutal cold; four days after Indiana Hoosiers quarterback Fernando Mendoza won the national championship, David Muir reports on the Heisman Trophy winner entering the NFL Draft and earning World News Tonight's Person of the Week; and more on tonight's broadcast of World News Tonight with David Muir.

Correspondent Janai Norman has the latest on the severe winter weather, the heavy snow, sleet and freezing rain affecting 200 million Americans, impacting flights, road and power lines; Anchor Whit Johnson reports on the massive winter storm slamming the tri-state area, with New York City getting its most snow since 2021; Correspondents Trevor Ault, Aaron Katersky and Selina Wang have the latest details on the ongoing investigation into another deadly shooting by ICE agents in Minneapolis, state leaders now calling on federal officials to turn over any evidence as President Trump and his administration continue to insist the shooting was justified before any investigation has concluded; and more on ABC World News Tonight with David Muir. 

With tensions soaring in Minneapolis after the second deadly shooting of a U.S. citizen by federal agents, Trevor Ault reports on sources telling ABC News that Border Patrol Commander at Large Greg Bovino and other agents are expected to leave Minnesota soon; Whit Johnson has the latest on the rising death toll from the massive winter storm as hundreds of thousands in the storm zone are without power in below-freezing wind chills, and Ginger Zee tracks the prolonged deep freeze for millions across the Midwest and Northeast; David Muir shares the story of ABC affiliate KOCO's field meteorologist Michael Armstrong helping Oklahoma City drivers who were stuck in the snow get moving again – America Strong; and more on tonight's broadcast of World News Tonight with David Muir.

Matt Rivers has the latest on a report that found two federal agents opened fire in the fatal shooting of Minneapolis ICU nurse Alex Pretti, while Pres. Trump says the administration will "de-escalate" federal immigration operations in Minnesota "a little bit;" Stephanie Ramos has details on the investigation into the NASA research plane that made a fiery hard landing in Houston, Texas; America's favorite bald eagle family is back—and they have two eggs in the nest and counting! David Muir revisits the story of Jackie and Shadow of Big Bear Valley, California, as the expected parents prepare their nest to make it through the hard winter; and more on tonight's broadcast of World News Tonight with David Muir. 

Matt Rivers has the latest on the fatal shooting of ICU nurse Alex Pretti in Minneapolis, including new video that appears to show Pretti in a struggle with federal agents 11 days before he was shot and killed; Pierre Thomas reports on the FBI's raid of the election office in Fulton County, Georgia, after Pres. Trump's repeated false claims that the 2020 presidential election was stolen; Will Reeve has details on NFL coach Bill Belichick reportedly being snubbed on his first Hall of Fame ballot, failing to reach the 40 of 50 votes needed to be inducted; and more on tonight's broadcast of World News Tonight with David Muir. 

In Minneapolis, after the shooting deaths of two U.S. citizens including ICU nurse Alex Pretti, Matt Rivers reports on Border czar Tom Homan's pledge to "draw down" federal forces in the city, as new video emerges of a confrontation between Pretti and federal agents, 11 days before Pretti was shot and killed; Aaron Katersky has details on the Minnesota man who sources say tried to break accused CEO killer Luigi Mangione out of jail by allegedly trying to impersonate an FBI agent; Mola Lenghi has the latest on the Virginia husband and father taking the stand, accused of double murder while having an affair with his family's au pair; and more on tonight's broadcast of World News Tonight with David Muir. 

Matt Rivers reports from Minneapolis, where tens of thousands are marching through the downtown streets as part of nationwide protests over ICE crackdowns; after weeks of waiting for documents on convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein to be publicized, Pierre Thomas has the latest on the DOJ releasing a new batch of 3 million pages, 2,000 videos and nearly 200,000 images; David Muir looks back at the life and legacy of award-winning actress Catherine O'Hara, who's died at age 71 following a brief illness; and more on tonight's broadcast of World News Tonight with David Muir. 

John Quinones reports from Minneapolis. An ABC News exclusive with 5-year-old Liam Conejos Ramos and his father as they return home after 12 days of ICE detention. Ike Ejiochi reports from Minneapolis, tensions are flaring after more violent confrontations with federal officers caught on camera. Millions are reeling from dangerous winter weather as more than a foot of snow falls in the Carolinas. The FBI, local authorities are investigating a possible "bio lab" found in a Las Vegas home. 3 fraternity members in Arizona are under arrest and facing hazing charges after the death of an 18-year-old. Olivia Rubin reports from New York, new images from the Epstein files of former Prince Andrew as House Democrats demand he testify before Congress. One week to go until the Super Bowl, and the Patriots and Seahawks are arriving in San Francisco and more on tonight's broadcast of World News Tonight with David Muir.  

Trevor Ault has the latest on the urgent search underway in Arizona for the 84-year-old mother of "Today" host Savannah Guthrie after she went missing from her Tucson, Arizona, home - where the sheriff say she may have been kidnapped while she slept; Pierre Thomas reports on the victims of sex offender Jeffrey Epstein demanding the takedown of the 3 million pages released by the DOJ after some of their names – and reportedly some graphic images of them – were accidentally included; Matt Rivers has details on the report revealing that a Hennepin County Medical Examiner ruled Alex Pretti's death a homicide; and more on tonight's broadcast of World News Tonight with David Muir.

As frustrations mount on day three of the search for Nancy Guthrie, Trevor Ault has the latest on the race to find "Today" host Savannah Guthrie's mother; Martha Raddatz reports on the U.S. fighter jet that shot down an Iranian drone after it started to approach the USS Abraham Lincoln in the Arabian Sea; after The Walt Disney Company named Josh D'Amaro as the next CEO, David Muir sits down for an exclusive interview with D'Amaro and Bob Iger, the current chief executive, to discuss the future of Disney; and more on tonight's broadcast of World News Tonight with David Muir.

Trevor Ault has the latest on the urgent search for Nancy Guthrie, and what sources tell ABC News about the FBI's significant increase of manpower to help local law enforcement track down Savannah Guthrie's mother; after two deadly shootings and weeks of protests in Minneapolis, Matt Rivers reports on border czar Tom Homan announcing that 700 federal agents will be drawn down from Minnesota; as investigators pour over evidence seized from an alleged illegal bio lab inside a home in Las Vegas, Melissa Adan has details on new court documents claiming multiple employees of the home's property manager claimed they became "deathly ill" after entering the garage; and more on tonight's broadcast of World News Tonight with David Muir. 

As the search for Nancy Guthrie enters its fifth day, David Muir reports on the new details officials have revealed about her disappearance – including the emotional plea from Savannah Guthrie and her siblings for their mother's safe return – and Aaron Katersky has the latest on what officials have revealed about her disappearance; Trevor Ault has details on the chaotic scene that unfolded in Los Angeles after a car slammed into a supermarket, killing at least three people; Melissa Adan reports on the deadly police helicopter crash in the midst of an hours-long shootout between officers and an armed suspect on the ground in Flagstaff, Arizona; and more on tonight's broadcast of World News Tonight with David Muir.

As the search for Savannah Guthrie's mom enters its sixth day, Aaron Katersky has the latest on a local news station in Tucson receiving a new message regarding Nancy Guthrie's disappearance; Rachel Scott reports as Pres. Trump faces growing backlash from Democrats and Republicans over a racist video posted to his Truth Social account, which was finally deleted after being online for hours; and more on tonight's broadcast of World News Tonight with David Muir.

Judge orders Trump admin to release tunnel funds; 24-hour countdown to the Superbowl; Major arctic blast hits several states.

Dangerous arctic blast impacts Northeast; Anguished plea for Nancy Guthrie's return; Lindsey Vonn's heartbreak as she crashes during race, airlifted to hospital.

Savannah Guthrie appeals for the public's help to find her mother; Ghislaine Maxwell refuses to talk unless granted clemency; Lindsey Vonn speaks out after catastrophic fall. 

Aaron Katersky reports on the FBI's release of chilling images and video of an "armed individual" wearing a mask at the doorstep of Nancy Guthrie's home before she was taken; Mary Bruce has details on the newly discovered document in the Jeffrey Epstein files that reveals a Palm Beach police chief informed the FBI that Donald Trump once told him "everyone" knew about Epstein's behavior; on day 4 of the Milan Cortina Winter Olympics, James Longman has the latest on the dramatic performances from Team USA, and Maggie Rulli sits down with the family of U.S. Olympic moguls skier Jaelin Kauf; and more on tonight's broadcast of World News Tonight with David Muir.

After a frantic 24 hours of what appeared to be the first major break in the case of Nancy Guthrie's disappearance and no one named as a suspect, Aaron Katersky has the latest on a new search and reports on the man authorities detained and released; Rachel Scott has details on AG Pam Bondi clashing with lawmakers during a fiery hearing on Capitol Hill over her handling of the Jeffrey Epstein files; Trevor Ault looks back at the life and legacy of actor James Van Der Beek, who has died at the age of 48 following his public battle against colorectal cancer; and more on tonight's broadcast of World News Tonight with David Muir. 

Aaron Katersky has the latest from the FBI in the investigation into the disappearance of Nancy Guthrie, including the type of backpack worn by a masked man seen on her doorbell camera; Matt Rivers reports on border czar Tom Homan announcing that the massive immigration enforcement operation in Minnesota is ending; Mary Bruce has details on Pres. Trump repealing government power to regulate the climate, calling it a "giant scam" and erasing the scientific conclusion that greenhouse gases endanger human health; and more on tonight's broadcast of World News Tonight with David Muir. 

Nearly two weeks after Nancy Guthrie's abduction, Aaron Katersky has the latest on the case and how investigators are working to unmask the suspect seen in chilling surveillance video – now describing him as 5'9" - 5'10" tall with an average build; Alex Perez reports two ICE agents are on leave as federal authorities launch a criminal investigation to determine whether they lied about the shooting a man in Minnesota; as Team USA forges ahead in the Winter Games, Maggie Rulli has details on day 7 of the Milano Cortina Olympics – including the upset on the ice for American figure skater Ilia Malinin; and more on tonight's broadcast of World News Tonight with David Muir. 

Aaron Katersky reports from Tucson, investigators detain and release another person and pour over clues in the search for Savannah Guthrie's 84-year-old mom, Nancy; Patrick Reevell reports from Germany, five American allies say they have proof that Russia killed opposition leader Alexei Navalny with a rare lethal toxin from a South American frog; Olivia Rubin reports from New York, outrage over the Epstein files reaches Hollywood, where a top agent, Casey Wasserman, has decided to sell his agency and more on tonight's broadcast of World News Tonight. 

Aaron Katersky reports from Tucson, sources tell ABC News investigators are testing DNA from a glove found near Nancy Guthrie's home as the search for Savannah Guthrie's elderly mom enters its third week; Olivia Rubin reports from New York, lawmakers from both parties demand answers from Attorney General Pam Bondi on the Epstein files after Bondi said all of the relevant records have been released; Jaclyn Lee reports from Los Angeles, evacuation warnings are up in Southern California ahead of a powerful storm and more on tonight's broadcast of World News Tonight. 

Rhiannon Ally has the latest on the deadly shooting caught on camera at an ice skating rink in Rhode Island during a high school hockey game; with the search for Nancy Guthrie now in its third week, Aaron Katersky reports on the Pima County sheriff announcing that the Guthrie family – including all siblings and spouses – have been "cleared" as suspects in her disappearance; David Muir looks back at the life and legacy of Robert Duvall, the Oscar-winning actor died at age 95 after a career spanning seven decades with iconic roles in films such as "The Godfather" and "Apocalypse Now;" and more on tonight's broadcast of World News Tonight with David Muir. 

Aaron Katersky has the latest on the Nancy Guthrie investigation as authorities reveal DNA evidence recovered from gloves found two miles from her home did not match any samples in the FBI's national database, or any DNA recovered from the house; Jay O'Brien reports on the arrest of an 18-year-old man who ran towards the Capitol building while allegedly wearing a tactical vest and wielding a loaded shotgun; Pierre Thomas looks back on the life and legacy of civil rights legend Rev. Jesse Jackson, who died at age 84; and more on tonight's broadcast of World News Tonight with David Muir. 

After a massive avalanche in Northern California buried a group of backcountry skiers, Trevor Ault reports on the 8 people who have been found dead, a 9th person who is missing and presumed dead and the six people who were rescued overnight; Gio Benitez has the latest on the unruly passenger who allegedly began to assault people in a plane's cabin shortly after takeoff from Houston; Elizabeth Schulze has details on Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg's testimony in a landmark trial that accuses Instagram of being designed to be addictive for kids and teens; and more on tonight's broadcast of World News Tonight with David Muir. 

James Longman reports on the arrest of former Prince Andrew, the brother of King Charles III, on "suspicion of misconduct in public office" over his ties to convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein; Pierre Thomas has details on the urgent manhunt underway after authorities say a suspect stole an ambulance, rammed it into a building housing DHS offices in Meridian, Idaho, and tried setting the building on fire; Ian Pannell has the latest on President Trump issuing a new ultimatum to Iran, warning leaders to agree to a nuclear deal within 15 days or "really bad things" will happen; and more on tonight's broadcast of World News Tonight with David Muir. 

Rachel Scott reports on the Supreme Court's 6-3 decision that struck down the bulk of Pres. Trump's tariffs, and the president's vow to work around the ruling; just 24 hours after the former prince's arrest, James Longman has the latest on the expanded criminal investigation into Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor and his ties to Jeffrey Epstein; Deborah Roberts looks back at the life and legacy of actor Eric Dane, who died of ALS at age 53 after his brave public battle with the disease; and more on tonight's broadcast of World News Tonight with David Muir. 

Blizzard warnings across several states; Trump defiant after tariff ruling; NASA to delay Artemis II launch. 

Ginger Zee reports from New York, a potentially historic blizzard is bearing down on 70 million people in the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic; Pierre Thomas reports from Washington, D.C., an urgent investigation is underway into the fatal shooting of a 21-year-old armed suspect authorities say breached the perimeter of Mar-A-Lago and pointed a gun at officers; Marcus Moore reports from MIlan, TEAM USA takes gold in a dramatic finish marking the first men's hockey gold in 46 years and more on tonight's broadcast of World News Tonight. 

Matt Rivers reports on the record-breaking bomb cyclone blizzard that has paralyzed cities and towns across the Northeast, Ginger Zee has the forecast, and Gio Benitez has the latest on treacherous travel conditions; Whit Johnson has details on some American tourists in Mexico being urged to shelter in place amid waves of violence after authorities said they killed Mexico's most-wanted cartel leader; after an incredible nail-biting finish at the Olympics, Maggie Rulli reports on the welcome home for the gold medal winners' after a whirlwind competition in Milan Cortina – including Team USA's mens hockey team; and more on tonight's broadcast of World News Tonight with David Muir. 

Gio Benitez reports on the millions digging out after a monster blizzard dumped over three feet of snow in parts of the Northeast, and Lee Goldberg tracks two new storms, including a fast-moving clipper system that's expected to bring more snow and ice from Minnesota, to New York, up to Maine; with the search for Nancy Guthrie in its fourth week, Aaron Katersky has details on the family's new $1 million reward for her recovery, and Savannah Guthrie's heartbreaking acknowledgement that her mother "may already be gone;" Trevor Ault has the latest on the deadly stabbing rampage outside a home near Seattle that left at least four people dead; and more on tonight's broadcast of World News Tonight with David Muir. 

Martha Raddatz has the latest on the deadly gun battle off the coast of Cuba that killed four people and wounded six more aboard a Florida-registered speedboat; Pierre Thomas reports on Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates apologizing for his relationship with convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein and admitting to having affairs with two Russian women; David Muir shares the story of Punch, the seven-month-old macaque monkey at Japan's Ichikawa Zoo who attached himself to a stuffed orangutan after being abandoned by his mother; and more on tonight's broadcast of World News Tonight with David Muir. 

Rachel Scott reports on Hillary Clinton's testimony before the Republican-led House Oversight Committee investigating convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, and what she said to the public after the deposition; Martha Raddatz has the latest on the Florida speedboat shootout by Cuban forces, including U.S. officials confirming that at least one of the four people killed was an American citizen; Stephanie Ramos has details after sources say convicted stowaway Svetlana Dali sneaked onto a United Airlines flight from Newark to Milan; and more on tonight's broadcast of World News Tonight with David Muir. 

Rachel Scott reports on former Pres. Clinton becoming the first ex-president in U.S. history forced to testify before Congress - after being grilled for hours by the Republican-led House Oversight Committee about his relationship with sex offender Jeffrey Epstein; Martha Raddatz has details on pres. Trump banning AI giant Anthropic from all federal agencies after the company's refusal to give the Pentagon unrestricted access to its technology; David Muir has the latest on Punch the baby monkey, who has captured the world's heart after going viral; and more on tonight's broadcast of World News Tonight with David Muir. 

Tonight, a special edition of World News with team coverage on the attack in Iran. Ian Pannell reports from the region with the latest on the massive military assault as Pres. Trump posts that Iran's supreme leader is dead and calls for regime change; Rachel Scott has details on her conversation with Pres. Trump about the military strike and next steps, with Trump saying Iran has been "incapacitated"; Martha Raddatz has details on the massive buildup in the Middle East as the U.S military draws upon the largest amount of firepower deployed to the Middle East since the invasion of Iraq; Mary Bruce reports as lawmakers on both sides of the aisle are raising concerns the military operation was done without congressional approval; and more on tonight's broadcast of World News Tonight with David Muir. 

Ian Pannell reports on the first American casualties during the joint U.S.-Israeli attack on Iran, with at least three service members killed in action and five more "seriously wounded"; James Longman has the latest on the shockwaves reverberating across the Middle East; Pierre Thomas has details on the shooting outside an Austin nightclub that left at least two people dead and the FBI investigation into a possible terror link; and more on tonight's broadcast of World News Tonight with David Muir.

As the United States escalates its war against Iran, the Pentagon says at least six U.S. service members have now been killed, Ian Pannell reports from the region on Pres. Trump saying he isn't ruling out US troops on the ground, and his new warning that the biggest wave against Iran "is coming soon;" James Longman has the latest on the retaliation across Middle East - 10 countries now hit and the jump in oil prices after they say the Strait of Hormuz is now closed; Trevor Ault has details on the passengers aboard a Boeing 787 Dreamliner were forced to evacuate by slides after the United Airlines flight landed at Los Angeles International Airport with its left engine in flames; and more on tonight's broadcast of World News Tonight with David Muir. 

With U.S. embassies and consulates under attack from Iran, Ian Pannell reports on on the Americans currently stranded in 14 countries while the State Department says it's working to get them out of the region on military and charter aircraft; Elizabeth Schulze has the latest on the growing fears of a prolonged war as the stock market tumbles and oil prices surge; Steve Osunsami has details after a jury in Georgia found the father of a suspected school shooter guilty of murder and involuntary manslaughter; and more on tonight's broadcast of World News Tonight with David Muir. 

Ian Pannell has the latest on the rapidly expanding war with Iran, including the U.S. submarine that sank an Iranian warship carrying 180 people with a torpedo off the coast of Sri Lanka, marking the first time the U.S. Navy has sunk an enemy ship since World War II; Martha Raddatz has details on four of six Iowa Army Reservists identified by the Pentagon who were killed during a drone strike in Kuwait; Jon Karl reports on Texas senate primary showdown as Republicans now brace for a bruising runoff between incumbent John Cornyn and Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton; and more on tonight's broadcast of World News Tonight with David Muir. 

Rachel Scott has details on the major shakeup inside the Trump administration after Pres. Trump fired DHS Secretary Kristi Noem and announced he wants to replace her with Oklahoma Sen. Markwayne Mullin; Ian Pannell reports as the U.S. and Israel unleash new waves of attacks on Iran, with the IDF confirming the first ever air-to-air takedown by an F-35, while the U.S. State Dept. surges flights and ground transports to get Americans out of the region; ABC News' Jonathan Karl spoke on the phone with Pres. Trump, who said he wants to personally approve the next leader of Iran; and more on tonight's broadcast of World News Tonight with David Muir. 

Ian Pannell has the latest on the war with Iran, as Pres. Trump demands the country's "unconditional surrender"; Mary Bruce reports amid growing concerns the U.S. could run short on missile interceptors if Iran escalates attacks, as Pres. Trump urges the nation's top defense contractors to boost production; Elizabeth Schulze has details after oil prices hit a record-breaking surge as the war in Iran chokes off global supply; David Muir shares the unforgettable finish after an Iowa high school sophomore helped her basketball team deliver a stunning comeback -- scoring 8 points in just 19 seconds to win the girls' state basketball semifinal; and more on tonight's broadcast of World News Tonight with David Muir. 

Matt Rivers reports from Beirut, President Trump promises "very hard" strikes on Iran, Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu says there are "many surprises" in store as the war enters its second week. Selina Wang reports from Florida, President Trump attends the dignified transfer of the six Americans killed in Kuwait at the start of the hostilities. Marcus Moore reports from Doha, the war is creating uncertainty in the global oil market, and prices are surging. Gas prices in the U.S. have gone up nearly $.50 in a week, and jet fuel is spiking and more on tonight's broadcast of World News Tonight.

7th US service member dies from injuries suffered in Iranian attack; 'Improvised devices' found near NYC mayor's home; Explosion outside US Embassy in Norway.

Ian Pannell has the latest on the Iran war as Pres. Trump says the operation in Iran will be ending "soon" after initially saying America should prepare for weeks of war; while analysts warn the national average for a gallon of gas could hit $4 by the end of the week, Rebecca Jarvis reports on the economy; Faith Abubey has details on the five teens facing charges after a beloved Georgia teacher was killed during a high school prank gone wrong; and more on tonight's broadcast of World News Tonight with David Muir. 

The U.S. unleashed a massive air assault on Iranian targets, with Defense Secretary Hegseth calling it "the most intense day" of strikes since the war began, Ian Pannell reports on the Pentagon confirming at least 140 U.S. service members have been injured in the war so far; Aaron Katersky has details on the FBI blowing up suspicious items found at a storage unit outside Philadelphia linked to the two teens charged with attempting to carry out an ISIS-inspired attack "bigger" than the Boston Marathon in New York; Pierre Thomas has the latest on authorities search of a ranch in New Mexico that belonged to convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein as part of a years-long criminal investigation into sex abuse allegations at the property before Epstein died; and more on tonight's broadcast of World News Tonight with David Muir. 

With 20% of the world's oil prevented from passing through the Strait of Hormuz, Ian Pannell reports on the several ships attacked by Iran in that vital waterway after the U.S. says it destroyed mine-laying vessels; Aaron Katersky has details on the FBI's alert to authorities along the West Coast warning of surprise Iranian attack from drones launched from an unidentified vessel; Alex Perez speaks with a family who survived a dangerous storm that triggered violent and deadly tornadoes, as the massive 1,200 mile-long system targets millions from the South to the Northeast; and more on tonight's broadcast of World News Tonight with David Muir. 

Alex Perez reports from Michigan, where authorities say an armed driver rammed his vehicle into Temple Israel in West Bloomfield – one of the largest synagogues in the U.S; Pierre Thomas has details on the ISIS-linked suspect in the deadly shooting at Old Dominion University in Norfolk, Virginia; Trevor Ault has the latest on the search for a missing retired Air Force major general who once commanded the research laboratory overseeing cutting-edge technology; and more on tonight's broadcast of World News Tonight with David Muir.

Alex Perez reports on the new video appearing to show the man police say drove a truck full of explosives into a Michigan synagogue buying $2,000 worth of fireworks just days before the attack; Ian Pannell has the latest on the Iran war as the Pentagon confirms six American service members were killed when their refueling plane went down over friendly airspace in Iraq, and an additional 5,000 U.S. Marines and sailors have been sent to the Middle East; Morgan Norwood has details on the newly-released internal messages showing two Live Nation employees mocking customers and joking about gouging fans with high fees, with one writing about "robbing them blind;" and more on tonight's broadcast of World News Tonight.

Marcus Moore reporting from Doha, Qatar on the war with Iran now entering its third week — the U.S. striking 90 targets on an island that serves as Iran's main oil export terminal; Tom Soufi-Burridge reporting from Tel Aviv as Israel expands its ground operations in Lebanon targeting Hezbollah — the air campaign already displacing more than a million people; Selina Wang reporting from the White House as the war with Iran now threatens the global economy — rattling energy markets, disrupting supply chains, and raising fears of a possible food crisis. That and more tonight on World News Tonight. 

Dani Beckstrom reports from New York on the powerful cross-country storm — slamming the Midwest and now barreling toward the East Coast. More than 100 million Americans on alert for severe weather — Dani has the latest forecast; Faith Abubey at Atlanta's Hartsfield Airport, where crews are struggling to keep up with cancellations and delays — from the weather and the partial government shutdown; James Longman in Iraq as the war with Iran enters week three — the Pentagon now saying U.S. strikes have reduced Iran's missile capacity by 90 percent. All of that and more tonight on World News Tonight. 

Reporting from North Carolina, Ginger Zee tracks the violent storm system that's bringing severe weather and the potential for widespread destructive winds and tornadoes from Florida to the Northeast, and blizzard conditions to the upper Midwest; James Longman has details on Pres. Trump blasting some U.S. allies for refusing to answer his new call for help in reopening the critical Strait of Hormuz; Steve Osunsami has the latest on a federal judge temporarily blocking HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr's changes to the childhood vaccine policies, which would have reduced the number of recommended childhood vaccines from 17 to 11; and more on tonight's broadcast of World News Tonight with David Muir. 

Rachel Scott reports on the Trump administration's top counterterrorism official Joe Kent's resignation in protest of Pres. Trump's war with Iran as the president criticizes NATO allies for refusing to help reopen the critical Strait of Hormuz; Rhiannon Ally has details on the sonic "boom" heard from Ohio to Kentucky after a meteor traveling 45,000 mph exploded upon entering Earth's atmosphere, shaking the ground and registering on a seismograph; Trevor Ault has the latest on the case of Kouri Richins, who was found guilty of poisoning her husband and then writing a children's book about coping with grief; and more on tonight's broadcast of World News Tonight with David Muir. 

As uncertainty over oil and gas prices worsens, James Longman reports on Israel targeting the world's largest gas field in Iran, and Iran retaliating with a furious missile barrage – striking the world's largest liquefied natural gas terminal in Qatar; Mary Bruce has details on Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard getting grilled by lawmakers about the war in Iran while Pres. Trump attended the dignified transfer of six U.S. service members killed in the war with Iran; John Quinones has the latest on the shocking allegations against late civil rights icon Cesar Chavez in an explosive New York Times investigation that alleges he groomed and sexually abused girls who worked in the farmworkers movement; and more on tonight's broadcast of World News Tonight with David Muir. 

James Longman has the latest on an Air Force F-35 stealth fighter jet believed to be struck by enemy fire while flying a combat mission over Iran, sources tell ABC News, and Mary Bruce reports on the Pentagon seeking $200 billion from Congress to fund the war; Whit Johnson has details on the alarming close call at Newark Airport when an Alaska Airlines passenger jet and FedEx cargo plane came within 325 feet of each other as both were coming in to land; Maggie Rulli reports on police in Spain recovering the body of University of Alabama student James Gracey near where he was last seen in Barcelona after going missing two days ago; and more on tonight's broadcast of World News Tonight with David Muir. 

James Longman has the latest on the war in Iran as the U.S. deploys an additional 2,200 Marines to the Middle East while the Trump administration weighs options on how to reopen the Strait of Hormuz; Aaron Katersky reports on law enforcement officials warning of "a significant threat to public safety and national security" after swarms of high-tech drones entered the airspace over a U.S. base housing B-52 bombers and the Air Force's nuclear command; Steve Osunsami looks back at the life and legacy of actor and martial arts master Chuck Norris, who has died at age 86; and more on tonight's broadcast of World News Tonight with David Muir. 

Patrick Reevell reports from Doha, the war in the Middle East intensifies with the U.S. and Israel reportedly trading strikes with Iran that appeared to target nuclear facilities; Jaclyn Lee reports from Los Angeles, the war and disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz are causing fuel prices to soar at the pump, and a major airline is cutting flights over skyrocketing costs; Selina Wang reports from the White House, President Trump threatens to send ICE agents to airports to help ease long delays at security as the partial government shutdown hits day 36 and more on tonight's broadcast of World News Tonight.

Morgan Norwood reports from Newark Airport, massive lines at airports across the country as more TSA officers working without pay call out sick. The White House says ICE agents will be called in to help as early as tomorrow; Jay O'Brien reports from Capitol Hill, no deal is in sight to end the partial government shutdown after a weekend of bipartisan talks; Tom Soufi Burridge reports from Jerusalem, President Trump threatens to hit Iranian power plants if Iran doesn't reopen the Strait of Hormuz within 48 hours, as Iran strikes residential areas in Israel and more on tonight's broadcast of World News Tonight. 

Gio Benitez has the latest on the deadly collision between an Air Canada jet and a fire truck crossing the runway at New York's LaGuardia Airport, killing the pilot and co-pilot.; Steve Osunsami has details on the ICE agents – under orders of Pres. Trump – working in at least 14 airports to help move people through long lines at security checkpoints, as lawmakers struggle to come up with a deal to end the partial government shutdown; Rhiannon Ally reports on the undocumented immigrant from Venezuela now charged in the murder of 18-year-old freshman at Loyola University Chicago shot to death while walking with a group of friends at a lakeside park; and more on tonight's broadcast of World News Tonight with David Muir. 

Gio Benitez has the latest on the investigation into the LaGuardia Airport runway crash, including the NTSB revelation that the fire truck involved did not have a transponder to alert ATC that it was on a collision course with a plane; while President Trump doubles down on his claim that peace talks are underway, Rachel Scott reports on the Army preparing to deploy up to 1,500 troops from the elite 82nd Airborne Division to the Middle East; Trevor Ault has details on the chilling testimony from Arielle Konig recounting the moment she says her husband tried to kill her on a Hawaiian cliffside; and more on tonight's broadcast of World News Tonight with David Muir. 

Whit Johnson reports on wait times at airports across the U.S. reaching the highest in history, according to the TSA, as 3,100 officers call out sick in the past 24 hours amid the partial government shutdown; Rachel Scott has the latest on Iran flatly rejecting Pres. Trump's 15-point plan, insisting that no negotiations are taking place; Elizabeth Schulze has details on the landmark verdict from a Los Angeles jury, finding Meta and YouTube harmed young users by designing their apps to be addictive; and more on tonight's broadcast of World News Tonight with David Muir. 

Steve Osunsami reports as the partial government shutdown hits day 41, with lawmakers set to leave for a two-week Easter recess despite record-long TSA lines and officers going unpaid; Trevor Ault has details after a United Airlines flight had a dangerous close call with a military Blackhawk helicopter in Southern California; Matt Rivers reports on the dramatic video appearing to show a missile coming dangerously close to shooting down a U.S. F-18 fighter jet over Iran and Israel's announcement that it killed Iran's navy chief; David Muir shares the memorable moments from MLB's Opening Day, including when ABC producer Myra Green escorted her 109-year-old father, who is also a WWII and Korean War veteran, to throw out the first pitch for his favorite team, the Baltimore Orioles; and more on tonight's broadcast of World News Tonight with David Muir.

Victor Oquendo has the latest on Tiger Woods charged with DUI after being involved in a rollover crash near his home in Florida, where authorities say he was traveling at a high rate of speed and overtook a truck on a two-lane road; Rachel Scott has details on Pres. Trump ordering DHS to pay TSA agents after House Republicans blocked the Senate's plan to fund the agency; David Muir reports on this year's Disney Legend Awards honorees, led by Bob Iger, the outgoing CEO who led the company for over two decades; and more on tonight's broadcast of World News Tonight with David Muir. 

Selena Wang reports from the White House as 35-hundred marines and sails have now arrived in the Middle East bringing the total number of troops in the region to more than 50 thousand; Matt Rivers reporting from Doha, Qatar on the diplomatic push to end the war between the U-S and Iran as officials today meet without the U.S. and Iran; Mola Lenghi on the long lines at the nation's airports as President Trump says paychecks are on the way for TSA workers who've not been paid since February. Reena Roy reports on the heartbreaking tragedy in Tennessee after 2 children were killed in a bus crash on a field trip; and more on tonight's broadcast of World News Tonight. 

Trevor Ault has the latest on the Atlanta-bound Delta flight forced to make an emergency landing after flames shot from the left engine just after takeoff from São Paulo; as thousands more American troops arrive in the Middle East, Matt Rivers has details on the vital U.S. radar jet destroyed in an Iranian attack on a base in Saudi Arabia; Martha Raddatz reports on the Army launching an administrative review of video showing Apache attack helicopters – part of the 101st Airborne Division – hovering directly in front of Kid Rock's estate in Nashville, Tennessee; and more on tonight's broadcast of World News Tonight with David Muir. 

With gas prices topping $4 per gallon nationally, and even higher in some places, Jon Karl spoke with Pres. Trump, who insisted oil prices will come down. Trump later suggested the war with Iran will go another 2-3 weeks; Victor Oquendo has details on Tiger Woods pleading not guilty to a DUI charge following the car crash near his home in Florida, and what the police report reveals about his field sobriety test; Rachel Scott has the latest on a federal judge blocking the construction of Pres. Trump's $400 million ballroom, saying that the president doesn't own the White House; and more on tonight's broadcast of World News Tonight with David Muir.

Gio Benitez reports from Kennedy Space Center in Florida, where the crew of Artemis II successfully blasted off in the first mission to the moon in more than half a century, with NASA teams cheering and crowds watching in awe as the astronauts embarked on their voyage; With all eyes on President Trump's first primetime address to the nation since the war began, Matt Rivers has details on the U.S. unleashing new attacks across Iran, as a source tells ABC News Pres. Trump was recently briefed on ground options, including the seizure of Iran's enriched uranium; Aaron Katersky has the latest on the New York man charged with using weapons of mass destruction after federal agents say they found more than two dozen homemade pipe bombs in his home; and more on tonight's broadcast of World News Tonight.

Pierre Thomas has details on the firing of Attorney General Pam Bondi, with sources telling ABC News about Pres. Trump's frustrations over Bondi's inability to successfully prosecute some of his political rivals; Rachel Scott has the latest on oil prices soaring just hours after Pres. Trump threatened to step up attacks on Iran; Victor Oquendo reports on the newly released police body camera video showing the moments after Tiger Woods' rollover crash in Jupiter Island, Florida, and his subsequent DUI arrest after performing field sobriety tests; and more on tonight's broadcast of World News Tonight. 

After a U.S. fighter jet was shot down over Iran, marking the first time the Iranians successfully downed a manned American aircraft since this war began, Martha Raddatz has the latest on the dangerous search and rescue mission for the crew; Morgan Norwood has details on Florida authorities' investigation into why an elderly woman was "violently" stabbed to death while walking her dog; Gio Benitez speaks with the Artemis II astronauts in the first interview since blasting off on their mission to the moon, sharing what it's like inside the capsule and what they're looking forward to most on their journey; and more on tonight's broadcast of World News Tonight.

Selina Wang reports on the race to find an American airman nearly 48 hours after Iran downed an F-15 fighter jet deep inside their territory; Britt Clennett has the latest from Jerusalem on the new attacks from the U.S. & Israel on an Iranian nuclear power plant; and more on tonight's broadcast of World News Tonight. 

Britt Clennett has details on the dramatic rescue missing for a U.S. airman in Iran, and the hundreds of special operations soldiers involved in the recovery; Selina Wang reports on President Trump's new threat to Iran - warning if they don't make a deal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz - he'll blow up the country; Marcus Moore reports on Chicago native - Pope Leo the 14th - celebrating his first mass as pontiff - calling for an end to the conflicts in Ukraine and Middle East; Andrew Dymburt reports for the first time in more than half a century - American astronauts flying aboard the Artemis Two spacecraft will orbit the moon, Monday.

Artemis II crew travels farther than humans have ever gone before to view parts of the far side of the moon with their own eyes, Gio Benitez has the latest on the historic lunar flyby; after Pres. Trump said the U.S. will bomb civilian infrastructure – including power plants and bridges – if there's no deal with Iran by 8pm Tuesday, Mary Bruce presses the president on the potential toll on the Iranian people; David Muir shares the story of the timely hatchings of California's Big Bear Lake's famous bald eagles Jackie and Shadow, as two new eaglets make their debut over Easter weekend; and more on tonight's broadcast of World News Tonight with David Muir. 

Mary Bruce reports on Pres. Trump agreeing "suspend the bombing and attack" on Iran for two weeks if the Strait of Hormuz is opened; Pierre Thomas has the latest on ICE saying that agents opened fire after a suspected gang member "weaponized his vehicle;" Will Reeve has details on the Florida school bus driver who's been arrested after authorities say she put children in danger when her bus was clipped by a passing train; and more on tonight's broadcast of World News Tonight with David Muir. 

Less than a day after Pres. Trump announced a ceasefire, his key condition remains unmet Mary Bruce has the latest on Iran's refusal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz over Israel's ongoing attacks on Lebanon; Aaron Katersky reports on Rex Heuermann pleading guilty to murdering eight women over 17 years in the Gilgo Beach serial killer case, and the reactions from the victims' families and the killer's ex-wife; Trevor Ault has details on the shocking new video authorities are investigating which appears to show the start of a fire inside an Ontario, California warehouse; and more on tonight's broadcast of World News Tonight with David Muir. 

Mary Bruce reports on first lady Melania Trump's extraordinary appearance before cameras at the White House, denying any relationship with convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein and saying he did not introduce her to Donald Trump; nearly 48 hours after Pres. Trump called for a ceasefire with Iran, Ian Pannell has the latest on the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz as traffic remains at a standstill; Pierre Thomas has the harrowing accounts from the ROTC cadets who stopped a a terror attack at Old Dominion University; and more on tonight's broadcast of World News Tonight with David Muir. 

Ten days after the Artemis II lifted off from Kennedy Space Center, Will Reeve has the latest on the crew's return to Earth, after they traveled further into space than any previous mission and witnessed parts of the far side of the moon never seen by the human eye; Gio Benitez reports on the dangerous close call for a Frontier Airlines jet moments before it took off from Los Angeles and nearly collided with two service trucks crossing in front of the plane; Trevor Ault has details on authorities' investigation into a firebombing attack at the San Francisco home of OpenAI CEO Sam Altman and more on tonight's broadcast of World News Tonight with David Muir. 

Jaclyn Lee reports on NASA's Artemis spaceflight - we're hearing from the four astronauts for the first time since their return to Earth, and what they learned while circling the Moon; Martha Raddatz reporting on the high stakes peace talks between the U.S. and Iran, Vice President JD Vance is in the region; and Karen Travers tonight reports on the sexual assault and misconduct allegations against Congressman Eric Swalwell; and more on tonight's broadcast of World News Tonight.

Martha Raddatz reporting from Islamabad on President Trump's new threat to block the Strait of Hormuz beginning Monday; Alex Presha reporting from the White House on the Trump Administration facing renewed pressure to bring down prices as the war with Iran is causing gas and food prices to surge; Morgan Norwood reporting from New York City on a shooting at a Chick-Fil-in New Jersey Saturday night that left one person dead and six others injured. 

Mary Bruce reports on the backlash building after Pres. Trump posted a picture on his social media platform that appeared to depict him as Jesus, amid his feud with Pope Leo; Ian Pannell has the latest on the U.S. Navy imposing a blockade of all Iranian ports to cut off its oil income in an effort to try to force Iran to make concessions after critical peace talks collapsed; Rhiannon Ally has details on the 16-year-old stepbrother of Anna Kepner, the 18-year-old whose body was found on a cruise ship under a bed in her cabin, being charged as an adult in her death as federal prosecutors say he murdered and sexually assaulted her; and more on tonight's broadcast of World News Tonight with David Muir.  

Rachel Scott reports on the new accuser who's come forward with allegations against disgraced former Democratic Rep. Eric Swalwell, who has resigned from Congress after multiple women accused him of sexual misconduct; Ginger Zee tracks the severe weather that's putting more than 50 million Americans under alerts for possible tornadoes, damaging winds, flash flooding and large hail, with at least 14 tornadoes reported across multiple states; Stephanie Ramos has details on the dramatic rescue of a 16-year-old girl who was allegedly kidnapped from the bus stop at gunpoint near Detroit, Michigan; and more on tonight's broadcast of World News Tonight with David Muir. 

Alex Perez has the urgent warning from authorities on the severe weather already triggering large hail, damaging winds, and multiple reported tornadoes across four states, and Lee Goldberg tracks the new round of storms on a similar path that's threatening millions; Ian Pannell has the latest on the tense standoff on the high seas as the U.S. Navy warns it will use force against ships that violate the American blockade of Iranian ports; Trevor Ault has details on the woman who was fatally shot during an attempted kidnapping of a three-year-old boy in the parking lot of a Walmart in Omaha, Nebraska; and more on tonight's broadcast of World News Tonight with David Muir. 

Alex Perez reports as powerful storms destroyed homes and vehicles and the deadly lightning strike, as authorities warn of a significant new threat of severe storms from the Midwest right into the Northeast; With the U.S.-Israel ceasefire set to expire in days, Rachel Scott reports as Pres. Trump signals the two sides are "very close" to a deal and the President's new comments about Pope Leo; Nearly a week after the historic Artemis II mission, astronauts Reid Wiseman, Victor Glover, Christina Koch and Jeremy Hansen sit down with David Muir, describing their journey to the far side of the moon and for the first time, taking us inside the moment their capsule re-entered Earth's atmosphere; and more on tonight's broadcast of World News Tonight with David Muir. 

Reporting from the storm zone, Mola Lenghi has the latest on the violent and life-threatening storms striking across multiple states, And Lee Goldberg tracks the systems putting over 35 million Americans under alerts for possible tornadoes, severe thunderstorms and flash flooding; As Iran declares the Strait of Hormuz now "completely open," Pres. Trump talks to ABC News' Jon Karl about the possibility of a deal within days and what it could look like; Trevor Ault has details on the arrest of singer D4vd in connection to the murder of a 14-year-old girl whose dismembered body was found in the trunk of his towed Tesla, police said; and more on tonight's broadcast of World News Tonight with David Muir. 

Mola Lenghi reports on the severe weather tearing up the Midwest, at least 35 tornadoes across 10 states, homes under threat and the terrifying moment a tornado swept over a school, with more storms on the way; Alex Presha has the details on a passenger jet forced to divert to Pittsburgh after a bomb scare; and Selina Wang is at the White House with the latest on the Strait of Hormuz standoff, and what Trump is threatening to do when the ceasefire ends ; and more on tonight's broadcast of World News Tonight.

Ian Pannell reports from Tel Aviv, President Trump says the U.S. has seized an Iranian flagged cargo ship in the Strait of Hormuz, a day before planned talks between the U.S. and Iran in Islamabad. The ceasefire is set to end Wednesday; Selina Wang reports from the White House, ABC News has learned that President Trump held a meeting in the situation room last week to discuss the Strait of Hormuz, and stock futures tumble while oil futures rise after the seizure of the Iranian ship; Morgan Norwood reports from Lena, Illinois, residents clean up after an EF-2 tornado ripped through the village. There were nearly 50 confirmed tornadoes across the region last week and more on tonight's broadcast of World News Tonight with David Muir.  

Matt Rivers has the latest on the gunman who opened fire at Mexico's historic Teotihuacán pyramids, one of the most iconic tourist sites in the world, killing at least one tourist from Canada and injuring several others; Gio Benitez reports on the two Southwest planes near Nashville that were forced to take evasive action after flying within 500 feet of each other possibly due to an air traffic controller's error; Apple CEO Tim Cook is stepping down and John Ternus will take his place as the head of the technology giant; Elizabeth Schulze has more on the major shakeup and what it could mean for the future of Apple; and more on tonight's broadcast of World News Tonight with David Muir. 

Mary Bruce reports on Pres. Trump's ceasefire extension with Iran just 24 hours after he said it was "highly unlikely" the deal would be extended amid uncertain peace talks; Rhiannon Ally has details on the car crash through a police headquarters in Philadelphia that the commissioner called an "absolute deliberate act;" Gio Benitez has the latest on the American Airlines passenger jet that came within 350 feet of an Air Canada plane near New York's JFK airport, marking the second close call this week; and more on tonight's broadcast of World News Tonight with David Muir. 

Matt Rivers has the latest on the fast-moving wildfires in the Southeast that have forced evacuations as flames destroy dozens of homes in Georgia and Florida, and Lee Goldberg has more on the multiple red flag warnings in place from Texas to the Dakotas as a new severe weather outbreak begins in the Heartland; Mary Bruce reports on the dramatic video broadcast on Iranian state TV showing masked soldiers boarding a cargo ship and brandishing long guns just 24 hours after Pres. Trump extended the ceasefire; Stephanie Ramos has details on the deadly chemical leak at a plant in West Virginia that left at least two people dead and more than two dozen needing medical treatment; and more on tonight's broadcast of World News Tonight with David Muir. 

Pierre Thomas reports on the suspects now in custody after gunfire erupted at the Mall of Louisiana in Baton Rouge, killing one and injuring five others; Aaron Katersky has details on the arrest of a U.S. Special Forces soldier involved in the capture of Venezuelan Pres. Nicolas Maduro that's been accused of making $400,000 by betting he'd be removed from office before Pres. Trump made the announcement; Victor Oquendo reports on the harrowing video showing the moment the Santiaguito volcano in Guatemala suddenly erupted, sending hikers climbing the volcano running for their lives as debris came raining down; and more on tonight's broadcast of World News Tonight with David Muir. 

Morgan Norwood reports on the violent tornadoes from a multi-day severe weather outbreak that are again threatening millions after a terrifying 24 hours in the Heartland, as raging wildfires burn across the South; more than a week after two University of South Florida doctoral students were last seen, Victor Oquendo has details on Tampa police discovering the remains of one student, whose roommate has now been arrested in connection with the disappearances; Alex Stone shares the heartbreaking tribute from Jake Reiner, the son of Rob and Michele Reiner, to his parents – describing the grief from their murders as a "living nightmare;" and more on tonight's broadcast of World News Tonight with David Muir. 

With new witness accounts, Jonathan Karl reports on the shooting at the White House Correspondents Dinner; Pierre Thomas reports on new details about Cole Allan - the man authorities say is the alleged gunman, and the writings sources say allegedly shed light on a possible motive. Aaron Katersky reports security concerns raised in the wake of the shooting. And James Longman looks ahead to the state visit from King Charles III and Queen Camilla. 

Pierre Thomas has the latest on Cole Allen, who authorities say opened fire outside the White House correspondent's dinner, now charged with the attempted assassination of Pres. Trump; with the Strait of Hormuz still shut down and U.S.-Iran peace talks stalled, Martha Raddatz reports on Vladimir Putin's meeting with Iran's foreign minister after Pres. Trump canceled a planned trip by U.S. negotiators to Pakistan for negotiations; Victor Oquendo has details on prosecutors alleging a first degree murder suspect used ChatGPT to help dispose of his roommates bodies days after their disappearance; and more on tonight's broadcast of World News Tonight with David Muir.

Pierre Thomas has the latest on a grand jury's indictment of former FBI Director James Comey for a second time over a social media post the DOJ claims was a threat against Pres. Trump; James Longman has details on King Charles' historic address to Congress, urging unity amid global tensions, praising America's founding ideals, condemning political violence and calling for support of Ukraine; Trevor Ault reports on the five Mississippi middle school students hailed as heroes after jumping into action when they noticed their bus driver lost consciousness from an asthma attack, working together to stop the bus; and more on tonight's broadcast of World News Tonight with David Muir. 

Pierre Thomas has details on the chilling new images released of alleged White House Correspondents' Dinner suspect Cole Allen, with one appearing to show him armed in his hotel room just moments before authorities say he attempted to assassinate Pres. Trump; Martha Raddatz reports on the heated hearing on Capitol Hill where Secretary Pete Hegseth testified for the first time since the start of the war with Iran, defending the operation, as the cost of the conflict soars to $25 billion; Alex Stone has the latest on the powerful tornado that tore apart a Texas town, and Lee Goldberg tracks the dangerous storms moving east; and more on tonight's broadcast of World News Tonight with David Muir. 

Elizabeth Schulze has details on gas prices in the U.S. soaring to their highest point in four years, with the national average now $4.40 per gallon, leaving families struggling to keep up with costs; Trevor Ault has the latest on the stabbing spree at a high school in Tacoma, Washington, that's left at least five people injured, including four students and a security guard; Aaron Katersky reports on the purported suicide note by Jeffrey Epstein, found by his cellmate, convicted quadruple murderer Nicholas Tartaglione, who told The New York Times it was written on paper from a yellow legal pad and tucked inside a book; and more on tonight's broadcast of World News Tonight with David Muir. 

Jon Karl reports on Pres. Trump saying he doesn't need Congressional approval for the war in Iran because hostilities have been "terminated" as he faces a deadline under the War Powers Act; Aaron Katersky has details on the 18-year-old charged in a deadly Kentucky bank robbery after police say he led them on a high-speed chase that put area schools on lockdown; as thousands took to Havana's streets for May Day, Matt Rivers has reports on how the U.S. oil blockade has left Cuba on the brink of economic collapse; and more on tonight's broadcast of World News Tonight with David Muir. 

Morgan Norwood reports on Spirit Airlines - known for its bright-yellow planes and rock-bottom prices – is shutting down after it was unable to secure a bailout from the federal government; Alex Presha reports on the growing concerns about the state of the economy with gas prices surging to as high as eight dollars a gallon in parts of California; Selina Wang reports on President Trump issuing a new warning to Iran as officials with that country say the war is likely to resume and more on tonight's broadcast of World News Tonight.

Morgan Norwood reports from Newark, the growing fallout of the collapse of Spirit Airlines, passengers stranded, many forced to pay higher ticket prices on other carriers to get home, and other carriers worried about their financial stability ahead of the summer travel season; Tom Soufi Burridge reports from Tel Aviv, President Trump says the U.S. will help ships from countries not involved in the Iran conflict to leave the Strait of Hormuz; Selina Wang reports from the White House, new polling finds ⅔ of Americans feel the country is headed in the wrong direction and more on tonight's broadcast of World News Tonight.

Jon Karl reports on the fragile ceasefire with Iran teetering in week 10 of the war after Iranian attacks on vessels in the Strait of Hormuz, and how Pres. Donald Trump downplayed Iran's attacks; Victor Oquendo has details on the three cruise passengers that have died after a suspected hantavirus outbreak – a rare, serious illness spread by rodent exposure – on a Dutch-based ship; David Muir looks back at the life and legacy of John Sterling, the longtime broadcaster of the New York Yankees, who died at age 87 after 36 seasons of electrifying play-by-plays on TV and radio; and more on tonight's broadcast of World News Tonight with David Muir. 

With the Strait of Hormuz still closed and gas prices skyrocketing to the highest in four years, Mary Bruce reports as the Trump administration insists the ceasefire is holding though Iran fired missiles on U.S. Navy ships; Victor Oquendo has new details on the deadly outbreak aboard a luxury cruise ship that health officials now say may be linked to a rare strain of hantavirus; Trevor Ault has the latest on the possible grizzly bear attack that left two hikers mauled and screaming for help at Yellowstone National Park; and more on tonight's broadcast of World News Tonight with David Muir. 

Victor Oquendo has the latest on the cruise ship at the center of a deadly hantavirus outbreak, including the three sick passengers that have been evacuated and the nearly 150 people – including 17 Americans – still on board; Aaron Katersky reports on a federal judge in White Plains unsealing a purported suicide note by Jeffrey Epstein that was found by his one-time cellmate, quadruple murderer Nicholas Tartaglione; following the death of Ted Turner at age 87, David Muir looks back at the media legend's life, how he revolutionized television with the creation of the 24 hour news cycle and work as a philanthropist; and more on tonight's broadcast of World News Tonight with David Muir. 

Victor Oquendo has the latest on the hantavirus outbreak linked to a cruise ship as officials track 30 people who disembarked two weeks ago, including seven Americans who returned to five states; Rachel Scott reports on strikes against Iranian military facilities and command locations after Iran fired at U.S. Navy destroyers, as President Trump describes U.S. strikes as "a love tap" in an interview with ABC News; nearly 30 years after college student Kristin Smart's disappearance, Trevor Ault has details on police launching a new search for her body at the home of her convicted killer's mother;and more on tonight's broadcast of World News Tonight with David Muir. 

Maggie Rulli reports on the hantavirus-stricken cruise ship's expected arrival this weekend in the Canary Islands, where passengers and crew in hazmat suits will be evacuated via military escort; Matt Rivers has the latest on the massive cyberattack that shut down the online education platform Canvas, which is used by half of the colleges in the U.S. from New York to Texas to California; Jay O' Brien has details on the Pentagon releasing the first wave of files detailing unexplained sightings of UAP's – better known as UFO's – in the skies over the U.S. dating as far back as the late 1940s; and more on tonight's broadcast of World News Tonight with David Muir.

Maggie Rulli reports from the Canary Islands, a luxury cruise ship at the center of a deadly outbreak prepares to dock and allow passengers to disembark with medical teams standing by; Morgan Norwood reports from New York, at least 15 people were hurt in a possible boat explosion near Miami Beach; Andrew Dymburt reports from New York, an investigation is underway after a Frontier Airlines jet hit and killed a person walking on the runway while trying to take off in Denver and more on tonight's broadcast of World News Tonight. 

Maggie Rulli reports on the Americans on their way home after their luxury cruise ship was at the center of a deadly Hantavirus outbreak and Christiane Cordero has the latest on how the the CDC is responding to new scrutiny over its handling of the outbreak; Andrew Dymburt reports on the new video showing the moments a Frontier Airlines plane hit and killed a person at Denver International Airport; and more on tonight's broadcast of World News Tonight. 

Matt Rivers has the latest on the gunman with a semi‑automatic rifle opening fire in broad daylight outside Boston in Cambridge, appearing to shoot at random, sending people running for their lives; Victor Oquendo has details on new concerns about whether the hantavirus could spread more easily than initially thought as one of 18 U.S. passengers evacuated from the luxury cruise ship tests positive for the virus, and another shows mild symptoms; ABC News' Diane Sawyer shares a first look at her new special that highlights the final decade of Richard Simmons' life after he disappeared from the public view; and more on tonight's broadcast of World News Tonight with David Muir. 

Rebecca Jarvis reports on what many Americans are saying about the strain of inflation after the biggest cost-of-living jump in three years, driven by the war with Iran; As the number of hantavirus cases linked to a luxury cruise ship continues to rise, Victor Oquendo has the latest on health officials now tracking 18 people across 10 U.S. states; Jay O'Brien has details on FBI Director Kash Patel's clash with lawmakers on Capitol Hill, denying allegations about excessive drinking and defending his job performance; and more on tonight's broadcast of World News Tonight. 

Mary Bruce reports from Beijing, where Pres. Trump was greeted with pomp and pageantry in China ahead of the high-stakes summit with Pres. Xi to discuss the war in Iran and trade; Steve Osunsami has details on the South Carolina Supreme Court's unanimous decision to overturn the murder convictions and life sentence of Alex Murdaugh for the 2021 killings of his wife and son; with the global race for artificial intelligence and robotics technology in full swing, David Muir takes a closer look at the humanoid robots being built in China – and how it could help humans with home chores and factory labor; and more on tonight's broadcast of World News Tonight with David Muir. 

Mary Bruce has the latest on Pres. Trump and Pres. Xi Jinping's more than two hour meeting in Beijing during their high-stakes summit, where Xi delivered a stark warning about Taiwan and Trump praised Xi calling him a "great leader" and urged him to help push Iran to reopen the Strait of Hormuz; Trevor Ault reports on the deadly plane crash into an Ohio home and how a family, including two children, escaped the raging inferno; Pierre Thomas has details on the AP report alleging that FBI Director Kash Patel took a rare snorkeling tour of Pearl Harbor's USS Arizona – where 900 people died in the Japanese bombing – after holding official meetings in Hawaii; and more on tonight's broadcast of World News Tonight with David Muir. 

Stephanie Ramos has the latest on the massive explosion and fire at a lumber company in Maine that killed a firefighter and injured at least 10 others, and is being described as a "mass casualty incident;" Aaron Katersky has details on the Iraqi national in U.S. custody accused of orchestrating terror attacks around the world taking aim at American and Jewish targets in retaliation for the war in Iran; Pierre Thomas reports on sources telling ABC News about the possibility of Pres. Trump settling his $10 billion lawsuit against the IRS in exchange for a $1.7 billion fund for allies of the president who claim they were targeted by the "weaponized" Biden DOJ; and more on tonight's broadcast of World News Tonight. 

Morgan Norwood reports from Queens, New York, Long Island Railroad union workers walk off the job crippling the nation's busiest rail system and leaving hundreds of thousands of commuters in limbo; Marcus Moore reports from London, eight people were hurt, several critically, after a car plows into pedestrians on a sidewalk in Modena, Italy; Olivia Rubin reports from the White House, Sources: the Trump administration is proposing the creation of a $1.776 billion fund to compensate allies who claim they were targeted by the Biden administration and more on tonight's broadcast of World News Tonight.  

Morgan Norwood reports from Queens, New York, Long Island Railroad union workers walk off the job crippling the nation's busiest rail system and leaving hundreds of thousands of commuters in limbo; Marcus Moore reports from London, eight people were hurt, several critically, after a car plows into pedestrians on a sidewalk in Modena, Italy; Olivia Rubin reports from the White House, Sources: the Trump administration is proposing the creation of a $1.776 billion fund to compensate allies who claim they were targeted by the Biden administration and more on tonight's broadcast of World News Tonight.

Trevor Ault has the latest on the deadly shooting at the largest mosque in San Diego County that left three people dead, including a security guard; Ginger Zee tracks the system that's forecast to bring powerful tornadoes from Texas to the Great Lakes after a dangerous and violent 24 hours of storms in the Heartland; amid an Ebola outbreak in central and eastern Africa, Steve Osunsami has details on the American physician in the Democratic Republic of Congo who contracted the disease, according to the Serge International Missionary Organization, and his wife who was exposed but is showing no symptoms; and more on tonight's broadcast of World News Tonight with David Muir. 

Trevor Ault has the latest on the horrific attack at the Islamic Center in San Diego, including what police say about the livestream video that shows the two teen suspects storming the building, and the security guard who died in the shooting being called a hero for helping to save lives; Aaron Katersky has details on the grandmother who fell to her death when she stepped out of her car and into an open manhole in New York City; Jon Karl reports on the extraordinary move from the DOJ declaring the IRS "forever barred" from auditing Pres. Trump, his family, his business and pursuing past claims against them; and more on tonight's broadcast of World News Tonight with David Muir. 

Pierre Thomas reports on the Justice Department announcing murder and conspiracy charges against former Cuban Pres. Raúl Castro for his alleged role in shooting down two planes that were carrying humanitarian aid in 1996, killing four people including three Americans; Trevor Ault has the latest on the hazmat emergency in New Mexico after authorities found four unresponsive people in a home, first responders experiencing symptoms from an unknown substance; Aaron Katersky has details on the 75-year-old woman died at a Tim Hortons in Fort Wayne, Indiana, after she entered the restaurant to complain about her drive-thru order and got into a physical altercation with an employee; and more on tonight's broadcast of World News Tonight with David Muir. 

Trevor Ault has the latest on the sudden death of two-time NASCAR champion and legendary driver Kyle Busch - who passed away at age 41; with the Memorial Day travel crunch underway, Will Reeve reports from New York's LaGuardia Airport, where crews are working to repair a sinkhole that opened on the taxiway as 45 million Americans are expected to hit the roads and skies; Steve Osunsami has details on the panic that erupted on a Detroit-bound flight from Paris after U.S. officials barred the plane from landing because a passenger came from an Ebola hot zone — the Democratic Republic of Congo; and more on tonight's broadcast of World News Tonight. 

Will Reeve reports on the newly released 911 call that reveals NASCAR star Kyle Busch suffered a medical emergency while reportedly at a GM simulator facility in North Carolina, the day before his death at age 41; Matt Rivers has the latest after at least one person was killed and 30 more injured after a deadly explosion rocked a Staten Island shipyard; Andrew Dymburt reports as millions of Americans are on the move this Memorial Day weekend despite storms and soaring gas prices, Lee Goldberg has the weekend forecast; Whit Johnson reports on the incredible effort by firefighters to rescue a family's beloved Yorkshire terrier trapped under a deck and the emotional reunion that followed; and more on tonight's broadcast of World News Tonight. 

Selina Wang reports from the White House, the White House went into lockdown after multiple shots were heard nearby; Jaclyn Lee reports from Orange County, California, 50,000 residents are under evacuation orders as officials battle to contain an unstable chemical tank; Alex Presha reports from Washington, DC, President Trump says an agreement with Iran will be announced "shortly" that would reopen the Strait of Hormuz and more on tonight's broadcast of World News Tonight.

Jaclyn Lee reports on the state of emergency in California as crews to prevent a chemical container from overheating and possibly leaking or exploding; Lama Hasan has the details on the race to stop the rapidly growing Ebola outbreak, and the mitigation efforts in the United States; and Selina Wang from the White House North Lawn on President Trump's renewed calls for funding for a White House ballroom; and more on tonight's broadcast of World News Tonight. 

Gio Benitez reports on the heavy rain and flash flooding across several state creating dangerous travel conditions amid the record breaking holiday rush, Jeff Smith tracking the major system; Will Reeve reports on the harrowing video showing a paraglider plummeting to the ground after a Cessna plane strikes her canopy; Selina Wang reports from the White House with new details about the suspect who police say opened fire at a security check point near the White House grounds; America strong, we honor the heroes who made the ultimate sacrifice for our freedom; that more on tonight's broadcast of World News Tonight. 

Trevor Ault reports on the chemical tank rupture at a paper mill in Washington state, killing at least one person and leaving multiple critically injured, authorities said; Gio Benitez has details on the pilot on a Delta connection flight, operated by Endeavor, declaring an in-flight medical emergency after his first-officer briefly lost consciousness; Faith Abubey has the latest on the growing Ebola outbreak as the CDC sends an "urgent request" to staff for help screening Americans returning from central Africa for potential signs of the virus; and more on tonight's broadcast of World News Tonight with David Muir. 

With the death toll rising after the devastating industrial accident at a paper mill in Washington, Melissa Adan reports on the extent of damage seen at the facility in the aftermath of the disaster; more than a week after seven miners in Laos were trapped by flood waters and a landslide, Britt Clennett has the latest on the race against time to get the five found alive out, and find two more who are still missing; Aaron Katersky has details on the Google software engineer who allegedly placed bets on Polymarket using confidential data he had access to, making more than $1 million, according to federal prosecutors; and more on tonight's broadcast of World News Tonight. 

Trevor Ault has the latest on the deadly explosion that leveled an apartment complex in Dallas, Texas, with fatalities and injuries reported and an urgent search for the missing; hours after the U.S. and Iran traded strikes, Mary Bruce reports on negotiators appearing to close in on an agreement to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, pending Pres. Trump's approval; Victor Oquendo has details on the police body camera video showing a Florida deputy pulling over a woman for allegedly driving while holding a phone in her right hand, which she doesn't have; and more on tonight's broadcast of World News Tonight. 

Jay O'Brien reports on the bus that plowed into multiple vehicles on I-95 in Virginia, killing at least five people – including a seven-year-old boy – and injuring more than 40; Britt Clennett has the latest on the rescue of the first of five villagers trapped in a flooded cave in Laos for more than a week; Pierre Thomas has more on the day of legal setbacks for the White House after a federal judge ordered Pres. Trump's name stripped from the Kennedy Center, and another judge temporarily paused the administration's $1.8 billion "anti-weaponization" fund; and more on tonight's broadcast of World News Tonight. 

Ike Ejiochi reports from New York, a United plane diverts after a passenger allegedly tried to repeatedly breach the cockpit; Britt Clennett reports from Hong Kong, four miners trapped in a flooded cave crawl to safety in Laos; Ian Pannell reports from Jerusalem, five Americans, including U.S. troops were injured in an Iranian missile strike on a U.S. base in the Middle East and more on tonight's broadcast of World News Tonight. 

Britt Clennett reports as two men remain missing – days after five others were rescued from a flooded cave in Laos; Andrew Dymburt reports on the bus driver being charged with involuntary manslaughter in a crash that killed five people on I-95 in Virginia; Ian Pannell reports on whether the U-S and Iran are any closer to ending the war. 

With peace talks on the brink of collapse, Rachel Scott reports on Iran threatening to cut off negotiations entirely after Israeli forces pushed deeper into Lebanon; Trevor Ault has the latest on Sabrina Carpenter after she was granted a temporary restraining order for a man she claims has been stalking her, and the surveillance images of the accused at her front door; Pierre Thomas has details on the former North Carolina officer now facing charges after he was seen on a camera pummeling a woman repeatedly as she's taken into custody; and more on tonight's broadcast of World News Tonight with David Muir. 

Melissa Adan has the latest on the bank standoff and bomb threat in Bakersfield, California, that's turned into a lockdown and possible hostage situation; Victor Oquendo has details on the Chicago-bound Frontier Airlines flight from Puerto Rico forced to divert to Miami after authorities say a man tried to open an exit door and allegedly choked an off-duty flight attendant seated next to him; Aaron Katersky reports on the New York City police investigation into the unidentified men seen in video opening manholes and going into sewers in Brooklyn and Queens; and more on tonight's broadcast of World News Tonight with David Muir. 

Melissa Adan has the dramatic end of a 15-hour standoff between authorities and a suspect holding multiple people hostage inside a building above a bank; Gio Benitez reports on the FAA investigation into an alarming close call between a JetBlue flight and another plane in the skies over Florida; Victor Oquendo has the latest as a Coast Guard dive team launches a new search for missing American Lynette Hooker; and more on tonight's broadcast of World News Tonight with David Muir. 

With Pres. Trump set to nominate acting AG Todd Blanche as attorney general, Mary Bruce reports on some top Republicans predicting a confirmation battle with tough questions about the president's $1.8 billion fund to pay allies, including January 6th rioters, with taxpayer money, Rhiannon Ally has details on the NTSB's preliminary report revealing the United jet that hit a light pole on the NJ Turnpike as it was landing in Newark was just 15 feet above the highway; David Muir shares ABC News' chief global affairs correspondent and "This Week" co-anchor Martha Raddatz's journey to profile military heroes of the 9/11 generation in her new book, 'The Hero Next Door;' and more on tonight's broadcast of World News Tonight with David Muir. 

Trevor Ault reports on the fatal stabbing of actor James Handy – known for his roles in "Top Gun: Maverick" and "Jumanji" – by his girlfriend's son, according to police; Morgan Norwood has details on the new video showing a Waymo taxi blocking first responders trying to battle a deadly fire raging through a Dallas apartment complex; Whit Johnson looks back at the formidable legacy of former ABC News Senior Correspondent Jim Wooten whose decades of reporting took him around the world; and more on tonight's broadcast of World News Tonight.

Tom Soufi Burridge reports from Jerusalem, the fragile ceasefire between the U.S. and Iran is tested again, with both sides launching new attacks; Jaclyn Lee reports from Los Angeles, the shocking security breach in Houston after authorities say a man allegedly gets through several layers of security with a fake boarding pass; Selina Wang reports from Washington, Democrats are increasingly divided over the Maine Senate race and the allegations against their presumptive nominee, Graham Platner and more on tonight's broadcast of World News Tonight.

Tom Soufi Burridge reports Iran has launched multiple waves of missiles toward Israel - the first Iranian attack on Israel since a ceasefire two months ago; Andrew Dymburt reports at least 12 people were wounded while attending a festival in Toledo - video showing the chaotic moments as people flee the gunfire; Selina Wang reports President Trump is defending a controversial compensation fund that was intended for his supporters -- including January 6th rioters -- who claimed they were targeted by the Biden administration. 

Aaron Katersky reports on the massive security crackdown in New York City for Game 3 of the NBA Finals, with thousands greeted by security fencing, Secret Service checkpoints and TSA-style screening as Pres. Trump attends, a first for a sitting president; Matt Rivers has details on the two U.S. pilots killed in a fiery plane crash as they were on their way to pick up former MLB All-star Yadier Molina and his family; Will Reeve speaks with father-son duo Rick and Jalen Brunson on making history in the 2026 NBA Finals; and more on tonight's broadcast of World News Tonight. 

Martha Raddatz has the latest on the U.S. launching retaliatory strikes against Iran for the downing of an Army Apache helicopter near the Strait of Hormuz and the first-of-its-kind rescue for two crew members in the dark of night, as Jon Karl speaks with Pres. Trump shortly after the U.S. counterstrikes; John Quinones reports on a Texas jury's verdict for Karmelo Anthony, 19,found guilty of murder in the stabbing death of Austin Metcalf, a student athlete from a rival track team after deliberating for less than three hours; Aaron Katersky has details on the veteran Air Canada pilot who was arrested after authorities accused him of flying hundreds of flights with thousands of passengers without the required license; and more on tonight's broadcast of World News Tonight. 

Martha Raddatz reports on the U.S. military unleashing a new wave of attacks across Iran, striking "multiple targets," according to Central Command; Alex Perez has details on the tornado watch issued for parts of Iowa, Missouri and Kansas as a multi-day severe weather threat continues for 100 million Americans from the Upper Midwest to the Northeast, and Lee Goldberg tracks it all out; in an interview with ABC News' Linsey Davis, Anthropic CEO and co-founder Dario Amodei has issued an urgent warning about the dangers of AI, calling for government regulation as companies across the globe develop the technology; and more on tonight's broadcast of World News Tonight.

Alex Perez reports on the severe weather outbreak bringing dangerous thunderstorms and tornado threats to Iowa, Illinois and Wisconsin just 24 hours after violent storms in the Heartland triggered more than a dozen reported tornadoes, and Lee Goldberg tracks the system; after threatening to hit Iran "very hard" and seize its oil industry, Pres. Trump now says there's a settlement to end the war in Iran – Rachel Scott reports as a source with knowledge of the talks tells ABC News, "the deal is very close as mediators have hit some breakthroughs;" Aaron Katersky reports on police warnings about criminal organizations recruiting teenagers online to commit violent crimes, according to authorities; and more on tonight's broadcast of World News Tonight. 

Trevor Ault has the latest on the mass shooting in Midland, Texas, after a gunman barricaded inside an abandoned veterinary clinic opened fire on bystanders and officers, killing at least one person and injuring at least 10 others; Matt Rivers reports on SpaceX blasting into the public market with the biggest IPO in history, making its founder Elon Musk the first-ever trillionaire; Whit Johnson reports on iconic New York City news anchor Bill Ritter of ABC7 Eyewitness News stepping down after 28 years of covering the city, following an Alzheimer's diagnosis; and more on tonight's broadcast of World News Tonight. 

Leslie Lopez reports from New York, severe storms impacting more than 70 million Americans from the Heartland to the East through tomorrow, flooding rain, high winds and damaging hail; Selina Wang reports from Washington, D.C., President Trump's name comes down from the Kennedy Center, amid high security for tomorrow's UFC fights at the White House; Lama Hasan reports from London, the U.S. and Iran appear close to a deal, President Trump says it will be signed tomorrow and more on tonight's broadcast of World News Tonight. 

Martha Raddatz reports from Jerusalem, President Trump says the U.S.-Iran deal is now complete, including the opening of the Strait of Hormuz and the lifting of the U.S. blockade; Rachel Scott reports from Geneva, world leaders are gathering for the G7 summit in France, where the wars in Ukraine and Iran are high on the agenda; Alex Stone reports from Los Angeles, 12 people, including 11 skydivers, are killed in a plane crash in Missouri and more on tonight's broadcast of World News Tonight.

US and Iran sign deal to end war, reopen Strait of Hormuz; 8 feared dead after B-52 bomber crashed after takeoff; Newsom claims Trump ordered DOJ to investigate him and his wife.

Alleged plot to attack White House UFC event with explosives, snipers foiled: FBI; Urgent manhunt after gunman opens fire inside Delaware hospital; Tropical storm watch in effect.

Ginger Zee has the latest on Tropical Storm Arthur, which has formed in the Gulf and is expected to produce rainfall totals of up to 20 inches in some areas; Gio Benitez reports on the good Samaritans who raced toward a fiery plane crash on a Texas highway – using a sledgehammer and shovel to reach survivors; Aaron Katersky describes the emotional scene inside a New York courtroom as Gilgo Beach serial killer Rex Heuermann was sentenced to life in prison without parole for strangling eight women; and more on tonight's broadcast of World News Tonight with David Muir. 

Aaron Katersky was on the scene in lower Manhattan as an estimated 2 million fans joyfully filled the streets for the Knicks' ticker-tape parade celebrating the team's first NBA title in 53 years, and Matt Rivers has the latest on the chaotic scene in Times Square after gunfire erupted just hours after the parade ended; Faith Abbey has details on the severe weather fueled by remnants of Tropical Storm Arthur that triggered flash flood emergencies in parts of the Gulf Coast while a separate system spawned destructive tornadoes in the Midwest, and Lee Goldberg has the forecast; Mary Bruce reports on the U.S. lifting its blockade on Iranian ports, freeing ships stranded in the Strait of Hormuz for 109 days, and on Vice Pres. Vance defending the deal despite questions over financial benefits for Iran; and more on tonight's broadcast of World News Tonight with David Muir. 

Matt Rivers has the latest on the massive fire that engulfed part of a popular resort in the Dominican Republic, sending hundreds of tourists to so-called safe zones; Mary Bruce reports on the new Air Force One unveiled by Pres. Trump – a $400 million gift from Qatar – as Iran postpones nuclear talks; Aaron Katersky has details on FBI joining the urgent search for a gunman after a string of highway shootings left one person dead in Kansas City, offering a $25,000 reward for information leading an arrest; and more on tonight's broadcast of World News Tonight with David Muir.

Morgan Norwood reports on the dangerous flood threat across the South and the Plains after Tropical Storm Arthur inundated roads and neighborhoods;
Selina Wang has the latest dispute over the critical Strait of Hormuz as a new round of peace talks gets underway with Iranian and U.S. officials touching down in Switzerland; Jaclyn Lee has the disturbing new police body camera showing an officer opening fire and killing a family dog following a 911 call about a woman screaming; and more on tonight's broadcast of World News Tonight. 

Andrew Dymburt has the wicked weekend weather threatening to put a damper on the start of summer for millions in the South and Central U.S.; Perry Russom reports on the crowd of bystanders in Boston who stepped in and held a suspected carjacker after a woman was struck and killed; Selina Wang has the latest on the reflecting pool in Washington, D.C., after President Trump said the pool would likely need to be drained amid algae and paint issues; and more on tonight's broadcast of World News Tonight.

Pierre Thomas has the chilling details on the 18-year-old suspect who opened fire inside a library in Chico, California, killing two adults and wounding a child in what authorities say was a Columbine-style plot; Gio Benitez reports on the California carjacking suspect facing several charges after ramming eight pedestrians, who range in age from 15 to 70, in a violent hit-and-run rampage; Rachel Scott has the latest on the Senate voting to end the war in Iran unless the White House seeks Congressional approval, with four Republicans joining Democrats, and Pres. Trump's response to Iran's message on the nuclear talks; and more on tonight's broadcast of World News Tonight with David Muir. Millions on alert for dangerous storms, flash flooding 2 killed, child injured in Columbine-style plot, police say suspect charged after hitting 8 pedestrians in hit-and-run rampage. Guthrie makes new plea after sources confirm second letter claimed her mother died, Olympic legend Bode Miller pleads not guilty to drug charges. Senate votes to check Trump's war powers, with 4 Republicans joining Democrats. Health concerns mount as Los Angeles warehouse fire rages. Heat wave scorches Europe, dozens drown attempting to escape record-breaking temperatures. 6 killed in massive New York hotel fire, suspect arrested. Boat driver in Florida crash that killed daughter's teenage friend found not guilty. RV driver leads police on dangerous chase in Florida. Woman appearing to wear Amazon delivery vest drives over lawn 2 million honeybees swarm Texas neighborhood after truck overturns. TSA seizes over 300 drones near World Cup venues. Portugal's Cristiano Ronaldo becomes first to score in 6 World Cups. First pick in NBA draft chosen ABC World News Tonight with David Muir.

Pilot becomes incapacitated after suffering midair medical emergency; Magnitude 5.6 earthquake rattles Northern California; JPMorgan Chase fires employee takes Knicks-painted trash can.

Thousands feared dead after back-to-back earthquakes devastate Venezuela; Iran strikes cargo ship in Strait of Hormuz; Supreme Court rules US can block asylum seekers at border.

Rachel Scott reports on the U.S. military attacking Iran in response to Iran firing on a cargo ship attempting to cross the Strait of Hormuz; as the death toll from the devastating earthquakes in Venezuela nears 1,000, Victor Oquendo reports on the remarkable rescues of the most vulnerable that are giving fresh hope against all odds in the search for survivors; Lee Goldberg has the latest on the National Weather Service issuing its most extreme fire alert in Utah after at least 15 new fires erupted in the last 24 hours; and more on tonight's broadcast of World News Tonight with David Muir.

A state of emergency is declared in Utah as dangerous fast-moving wildfires explode across the state, forcing evacuations and destroying homes. Kentucky officials order immediate evacuations as torrential rains prompt flash flooding across several areas in the state ABC News Andrew Dymburt. After back-to-back earthquakes, more than 1,400 people are reported dead as rescue teams from around the world arrive to search for thousands more missing ABC News Marcus Moore. Iran carried out a targeted attack on U.S. military positions hours after the U.S. hit Iranian missile and drone storage facilities ABC News Selina Wang. The FAA opens an investigation after an American Airlines flight aborted takeoff due to a near collision with a business jet on a Miami Airport runway ABC News Morgan Norwood. Texas state officials mandate Bible story readings for students ABC New Alex Presha. Michigan State Police investigate and dismiss anonymous tip against former transportation secretary Pete Buttigieg, who was separated from his 4-year-old twins from 24-hours ABC News Faith Abubey. Europe's record-breaking heatwave continues to wreak havoc; Wimbledon Championships are set to start Monday. A Police officer saved a driver in Norfolk, Virgina, after their car fell into a sinkhole filled with water. The U.S. men's national team dubbed the "golden generation" alongside Egypt and Ivory Coast as they continue through to the knockout round for the first time ever ABC News Christiane Cordero. 

A dangerous heat wave will bring prolonged extreme heat to a large swath of the country, with more than 100 million Americans on alert stretching from the Midwest to the East Coast ABC News' Leslie Lopez. Around 72 million Americans will travel at least 50 miles for the holiday weekend, including 61 million drivers and 6 million air travelers, making it one of the busiest travel periods of the year ABC News' Andrew Dymburt. The WNBA suspended Phoenix's Alyssa Thomas for one game after she appeared to push her fist into Caitlin Clark's throat in a matchup against Indiana ABC News' Perry Russom. The U.S. and Iran ceasefire is being tested again with new attacks from both sides after Iranian drones and missiles targeted Bahrain and Kuwait ABC News' Selina Wang. Pride Month celebrations across the country reached their crescendo on Sunday with parades featuring music, color and a message of belonging ABC News' Linsey Davis. 

The extreme heat comes as nearly 40 large wildfires burn in nine western states ABC News' Faith Abubey, meteorologist Lee Goldberg. Pilots reportedly hit a drone at nearly 3,000 ft. while on approach at New York's JFK Airport. Hours later, another incident involving a remote-controlled plane ABC News' Geo Benitez. Dramatic images show the remarkable moments a survivor was pulled from the rubble nearly five days after twin earthquakes. The 21-year-old man was buried for 106 hours ABC News' Jame s Longman. The Supreme Court released major rulings, including a critical decision about mail-in ballots that could impact the Midterm elections Supreme Court allows states to count mail-in ballots that arrive after Election Day. The Justices also expanded the power of the presidency ABC News' Mary Bruce. The case is the latest in an illegal sports betting crackdown former NBA star Malik Beasley charged in sports betting scheme ABC News' Aaron Katersky. 

The Supreme Court upheld the 14th Amendment's decree that babies born in the U.S. are American, rejects Trump's effort to end birthright citizenship. The justices also upheld bans on transgender girls in girls' sports. ABC News' Mary Bruce reports. Venezuelans grappling with the devastation from deadly twin earthquakes are clinging to hope after miraculous rescues. Toddler pulled from rubble 6 days after devastating earthquakes in Venezuela. ABC News' James Longman reports. The NBA superstar announced that after eight seasons, he will not return to the Los Angeles Lakers. His agent revealed to ESPN the 41-year-old will play his record-setting 24th season elsewhere. ABC News' Kayna Whitworth reports. With rumors swirling around the couple's wedding, Aaron Katersky has details on the possible signs of a celebration planned at Madison Square Garden. ABC News' Aaron katersky reports. Approximately 16 cars on a freight train jumped the tracks, two cars containing hazardous material. Nearby residents have been urged to shelter in place. David Muir reports. A 79-year-old woman was killed, and two others were injured when a Tesla crashed into a cafe near a busy shopping center in Simi Valley. The cause of the crash is under investigation. Two people were killed and more than a dozen were injured after a bus carrying an airport flight crew to their hotel crashed on the Long Island Expressway. Extraordinary images show June's full moon, called the "Strawberry Moon," glowing over the Statue of Liberty as the countdown to America's 250th celebration gets underway ABC News' David Muir. 

Daredevils climb to top of the Empire State Building, display banner before proposal. In a brazen stunt, a couple scaled New York city's iconic skyline fixture to unfurl a "pro-peace" banner and take selfies. Body camera video shows officers climbing to arrest them. ABC News' Aaron Katersky reports. Nearly 160 million Americans are facing life-threatening heat as a scorching heat dome stretches across 30 states, with heat indexes up to 110-degrees. ABC News' Rhiannon Ally and meteorologist Lee Goldburg reports. 16 children rescued from "pure evil" in Ohio. Children ranging in age from 18 months to 18 years were removed from "deplorable conditions," officials said. Their grandparents and parents have been charged with child endangerment. ABC News' Matt Rivers reports. As the death toll jumps to nearly 2,300, rescuers found a man who was seen waving his hand from beneath the debris. ABC News' James Longman reports. Pres. Trump is defending himself after his mandatory disclosure report showed he made $2.2 billion the year he returned to the White House – three times more than he made the year before. Rachel Scott reports. Taylor Swift, Travis Kelce will hold wedding at Madison Square Garden on Friday: AP. New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani said a permit has been filed for a "large event" at MSG. ABC News' Morgan Norwood reports. The collision shut down the Raleigh-Durham airport for a time. Officials say the truck was crossing a taxiway not controlled by air traffic controllers. A 31-year-old woman climbing on California's Mount Shasta was rescued after falling 1,500 feet from the mountain. The U.S. men's World Cup team is facing off against Bosnia and Herzegovina in California as it tries to advance out of a knockout round game for the first time since 2002. ABC News' Whit Johnson reports. 

Emergency room visits spike as brutal heat grips over 180 million. In New York City, the real temperature hit triple digits for the first time since 2012. ABC News' Matt Rivers, meteorologist Lee Goldberg reports. New details in daredevil couple's security breach to climb Empire State Building. Sources tell ABC News the pair entered the building the day before their stunt and hid out overnight. ABC News' Aaron Katersky reports. Taylor Swift, Travis Kelce wedding events kick off at MSG: Sources. After days of secrecy, the two-day wedding celebration for the famous couple is now underway – beginning with a rehearsal dinner for 100 guests. ABC News' Morgan Norwood reports. The DOJ is bringing felony charges against David Hearn, accusing him of damaging the Reflecting Pool on the National Mall. ABC News' Mary Bruce reports. Police say video shows a man shot and killed by a woman after dispute over a parking space outside a Walmart in Fort Lauderdale. The woman claims she acted in self-defense. ABC News' Rhiannon Ally reports. Newly released body camera video shows the moment the U.S. Coast Guard seized the sailboat sources say belong to Brian and Lynette Hooker, the missing American woman. ABC News' Victor Oquendo reports. The suspect claims that the car was in self-driving mode, which Tesla denies. Eight days after back-to-back earthquakes, rescuers are still pulling survivors out of the rubble – including a 44-year-old man who was trapped under a destroyed shopping mall. 

Dramatic images show a skydiver crashing into a crowd during opening night at a rodeo. The American flag he was flying with appears to get caught in a tree, sending him onto a tent. ABC News' Alex Stone reports. On the eve of the Fourth of July, Pres. ABC News was granted exclusive access to the security preparations aimed at protecting large-scale celebrations from New York City to Washington, D.C. to secure the Fourth of July.ABC News' Pierre Thomas Trump will deliver remarks at the famed national memorial. ABC News' Mary Bruce reports. Streets are closed and sniper teams are on the roof of the New York City venue for Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce's 1,000 guest wedding as fans brave the heat to catch a glimpse of arrivals. ABC News' Rhiannon Ally reports. Body camera video shows a state trooper near Buffalo, New York, dodge the crash. One of the drivers involved was arrested and charged with DWI. 9 monks in Thailand killed in crash with pickup truck allegedly driven by 11-year-old. As Americans gear up for the Fourth of July, David Muir shares a preview of ABC's 24-hour celebration, starting tonight with David's trek to the Statue of Liberty's torch. ABC News' David Muir reports.  

David Muir anchors a special edition of World News Tonight, as the United States celebrates its 250th birthday; Whit Johnson has more on the celebrations across the country, the tall ships and military flyover in New York City, and the extraordinary images of the day; Mary Bruce has details on Pres. Trump's address to the nation from the National Mall; Matt Rivers reports on the dangerous heat and deadly storms and Lee Goldberg has the forecast after lightning and damaging winds struck New York City overnight; and more on tonight's broadcast of World News Tonight with David Muir.

Americans across the country celebrated the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence with a treasured tradition: fireworks! ABC News' Whit Johnson reports. President Trump addressed the nation with a politically charged message from the National Mall, marking America's 250th birthday. ABC News' Selina Wang. Rip currents prompted hundreds of rescues at the beach amongst other water-related tragedies, shark attacks, boat explosions and capsizes, over the holiday weekend. ABC News' Morgan Norwood. ABC's Melissa Adan reports on several Fourth of July weekend mishaps and tragedies from coast to coast involving fireworks. President Trump speaks with Russian Leader Vladimir Putin and set to meet with Ukrainian President Zelenskyy to discuss ceasefire deals ahead of NATO summit in Turkey. ABC News' Marcus Moore. ABC's Perry Russom with the latest on a seaplane that crashed into New York's East River, with emergency crews rushing to the scene to aid passengers. FIFA announced its lifted U.S. star striker Folarin Balogun's one match red card ban, as sources said President Trump called the head of FIFA, Gianni Infantino, and asked him to review the suspension. ABC News' Christiane Cordero. 

Striker Folarin Balogun set to play in US-Belgium match after red card reversal. In a controversial decision, FIFA reversed the one-game red card suspension of U.S. player Folarin Balogun after Pres. Trump's request to review the call. ABC News' Trevor Ault. Shootout in Ohio leaves officer, mother, daughter dead. An Ohio community is mourning the loss of 10-year police veteran Sgt. Scott Ries, who was killed in a shootout while responding to a reported break-in. ABC News' Rhiannon Ally reports. Top Democrats call on Graham Platner to drop out of Maine Senate race. Maine Senate candidate Graham Platner said he's taking time to "reflect on the best path forward" after a former girlfriend alleged Platner sexually assaulted her five years ago. ABC News' Jay O'Brian reports. The family of Charlie Kirk, including his widow Erika, for the first time faced the suspect accused of killing the conservative activist at a key pre-trial hearing. ABC News' Kayna Whitworth reports. West Virginia warehouse fire contained after raising public health concerns. A massive warehouse fire in Parkersburg sent thick black smoke for miles. Over dozen fire departments, including crews from Ohio raced to contain the blaze. Delta jet struck by firework while landing at Chicago's Midway airport. The pilot reported a loud bang while the jet was over 200 feet above ground. The plane landed safely and was undamaged, according to Delta. David Muir showcases 7 natural wonders of America. After 24 hours of coverage celebrating America's 250th, viewers shared heartfelt responses to our journey with National Geographic, celebrating the nation's seven natural wonders. 

"Unstable" NYC high-rise building triggers mass evacuations. At least nine buildings, including a school and hotel, were evacuated amid fears a building under construction in NYC may collapse. Images from inside show its structural supports buckling. ABC News' Aaron Katersky reports. Severe storms are continuing in the Northern Plains and Midwest, with the threat of damaging winds and flash flooding. While in the Southwest, extreme heat warnings are in effect. ABC News' Ginger Zee reports. The U.S. announced new "powerful strikes" on Iran for attacking three commercial ships in the Strait of Hormuz. ABC News' Racheal Scott Reports. Dozens of Democrats, including Sen. Bernie Sanders, are calling for Graham Platner to drop out of Maine's Senate race after a new allegation of sexual assault. ABC News' Jay O'Brian reports. Prosecutors in Utah have released new surveillance video in their case against Tyler Robinson tracing his steps on the day he allegedly assassinated Charlie Kirk. ABC News' Kayna Whitworth reports. Dramatic body camera video shows a Michigan sheriff's deputy and good Samaritans racing to free a man trapped in a burning pickup truck. ABC News' Sephanie Ramos reports. A childcare center in El Segundo, California, is being sued by the parents of a toddler, who allege their child fell from a height of six feet while he was playing with a staff member. Rhiannon Ally reports. In a stunning comeback at the World Cup, Argentina stormed back late in their match with Egypt, scoring three goals in just 13 minutes. ABC News' Trevor Ault reports. Dramatic video shows a bear coming within feet of a 6-year-old boy in Torrington, Connecticut, before the family's heroic husky, named Bella, comes to the rescue. A cluster of Legionnaires' disease is being investigated by health officials in New York City, with 23 cases of the severe pneumonia confirmed. 

Officials say the man was shot after he "weaponized his vehicle" and refused to follow commands. Mexico is now considering legal action. ABC News' John Quinones reports. Police say a suspect wanted in the brutal attempted murder of his girlfriend evaded capture for hours, leading police on a dangerous pursuit across Ohio. ABC News' Matt Rivers reports. The death toll is still rising as hundreds of bodies, many unnamed, are being buried in mass graves. Many parts of the country are still without power, water or food. ABC News' James Longman reports. New York girl killed after being hit by school bus. Authorities in Rockland County are now investigating the circumstances surrounding the crash. The images were captured by a mother who says she was on her way to book a hot air balloon ride with her son, but quickly changed their minds. With summer in full swing, David Muir reports on the shark sighting off the coast of Rhode Island – and the underwater video that captured the 8-foot great white shark feeding on a humpback whale.

As America's assault on Iran intensifies with new strikes, Iran fires on U.S. military sites in Kuwait and Bahrain. It comes as Strait of Hormuz traffic stalls and gas prices rise. ABC News' Martha Raddatz reports. Graham Platner announced he's suspending his campaign leaving Maine Democrats scrambling for a candidate to take on Senator Susan Collins. ABC News' Jay O'Brian reports. After finding a woman sitting with her feet dangling over the bridge, officers spent nearly an hour talking her to safety. It's the same unit that arrested the Empire State Building climbers. ABC News' Aaron Katersky reports. The man accused of assassinating Charlie Kirk allegedly expressed regret after the shooting, according to the suspect's former roommate and romantic partner in a never-before-seen interview. ABC News' Kayna Whitworth reports. Idaho mom accused of suffocating 18-month-old twins claimed vaccines caused deaths. Just days after their deaths, the mother appeared on an anti-vaccine podcast with her husband, claiming flu shots caused her children's deaths. ABC News' Melissa Adan reports. Student pilot forced to land plane alone after instructor jumps to his death midair. According to a school official, the instructor's family says he saw a psychiatrist last week. ABC News' Victor Oquendo reports. Harrowing video captured the moment a bear charged at a man outside of his vacation home. Thanks to quick thinking and advance planning, he was able to grab bear spray and fend off the animal. ABC News' Alex Stone reports. At least 28 killed in shoe factory fire in China. The factory's owner has reportedly been arrested with an investigation now underway. A military jet made a fiery emergency landing after the aircraft experienced a malfunction during a training flight, setting it ablaze. The pilot was able to safely eject. David Muir looks back on the legacy of music icon Bonnie Tyler. The Welsh singer whose powerhouse vocals soared on hits like "Total Eclipse of the Heart" and "Holding Out for a Hero," has died at 75 after she was hospitalized for an illness in Portugal. 

Man, fatally shot by ICE agent in Houston was not intended target, DHS says. A Mexican national, husband and father, Lorenzo Salgado Araujo's family says he was close to obtaining legal status after nearly 35 years in the U.S. ABC News' John Quinones reports. The historic bill aimed at lowering housing costs for Americans and passed by Congress with overwhelming bipartisan support is set to become law at midnight without Pres. Trump's signature. ABC News' Selina Wang reports. Trump green lights new round of talks while doubling down that ceasefire is over. It comes on the heels of the U.S ramping up its attacks, pounding over 170 targets in Iran over two days. ABC News' Marth Raddatz reports. The Pentagon has released eerie new videos and images showing more of what the government calls "unidentified anomalous phenomena," or a UAP - commonly referred to the public as a UFO. ABC News' Perry Russom reports. Missouri declares state of emergency after life-threatening flash floods. First responders have performed more than 90 water rescues - many at campsites. ABC News' Morgan Norwood reports. The foodborne parasite cyclosporiasis is rapidly spreading across the U.S., with the CDC saying that it's been reported in more than 30 states. The parasite can cause severe digestive issues. The eight Apache helicopter pilots who went viral for a Fourth of July beach flyover in South Carolina are back in the air after being suspended. China says it has successfully returned a reusable rocket booster, marking a major breakthrough in space technology. 

Flash flooding from Southern Missouri to West Virgina. Nearly a foot of rain fell in some areas and more is on the way. Millions of Americans are on alert. ABC News' meteorologist Leslie Lopez reports. Escalating tensions between the US and Iran as ceasefire collapses. Iran's new supreme leader now vowing to take revenge for his father's death. That after President Rump threatened to "decimate" Iran if it tries to kill him. ABC News' Selina Wang reports. A Houston community has come together to honor Lorenzo Salgado Araujo, the 52-year-old husband and father of three, killed by ICE during an attempted arrest. ABC News' Jaclyn Lee reports. A preliminary criminal investigation has been launched after columns buckled inside a 37-story high-rise building in the center of New York City, sparking fears of a collapse. ABC News' Ike Ejiochi reports. Iconic NY museum affected by Legionnaires' outbreak. The world-renowned Guggenheim Museum is among the dozens of buildings where the bacteria has been detected. ABC News' Andrew Dymburt reports. New details about Texas plane crash. The NTSB says the flight reported an "unusual vibration" before diverting to Laredo where investigators say the jet then lost power in both engines and crashed, killing one person. The DoorDash driver was hit by a sedan authorities say fleeing police in Houston. She suffered only minor injuries and got up and finished the drop-off. Simple bike ride leads to extraordinary act of kindness. A 14-year-old bicylist became a neighborhood hero after spotting a woman wandering alone in the Arizona heat, appearing disoriented. His quick call to her family and first responders helped save her. ABC News' Rhiannon Ally reports. 

Lindsey Graham, a longtime Republican senator from South Carolina, who had become one of President Donald Trump's staunchest political allies, died at 71 years old after a "brief and sudden" illness. ABC News' Jay O'Brian reports. Graham's sudden death shakes up Senate. Senator Graham's passing comes just months before the midterm elections, as both parties have faced setbacks in the fight to control Congress. ABC News' Olivia Rubin reports. The U.S. conducted a new round of strikes on Iranian targets including air defense systems and small IRGC boats around the Strait of Hormuz, a U.S. official told ABC News. ABC News' Selina Wang reports. Parents of Nolan Wells call for 'thorough investigation' into son's death. The pressure is growing on investigators in Mississippi after hundreds marched through ocean springs demanding transparency and justice in the death of 18-year-old Nolan Wells. ABC News' Ike Ejiochi reports. A grandfather out on a walk with his grandson was attacked by a charging bison and thrown at least eight feet into the air in Yellowstone National Park. ABC News' Melissa Adan reports. Growing debate over video replay at World Cup. As the World Cup's final four teams are set to square off for a shot at the Final, high levels of drama and controversy are abound due to the handling of video replay reviews. ABC News' Tom Soufi Burride. 

Man shot in Maine by ICE was not intended target of warrant, official says. It marks the second deadly ICE-involved shooting in less than a week. ABC News' Pierre Thomas reports. US reinstates Iranian ports blockade as Trump vows 20% fee to cross Strait of Hormuz. Pres. says the U.S. will be the "guardian" of the Strait of Hormuz. ABC News' Mary Bruce reports. Over 100 million Americans from Utah to the Northeast brace for punishing heat. After much of the nation endured a weekend of wild storms, temperatures reaching into the triple digits are expected. ABC News' meteorologist Ginger Zee reports. Senator Lindsey Graham's sister will complete the remainder of his term. South Caroline Gov. Henry McMaster announced that he has appointed the late senator's sister to finish his term following his sudden death. ABC News' Jay O'Brian reports. Grandfather recovering after charging bison attack at Yellowstone National Park. Video shows the bison inside a picnic area of the park, running around tents and vehicles before charging at the man. ABC News' Trevor Ault reports. Nolan Wells' friend speaks out after 18-year-old's mysterious death. One of Nolan Wells' friends is speaking out about the July 4th boat trip to Horn Island and the last time he saw the Mississippi teen alive. ABC News' Aaron Katersky reports. Dozens killed after raging fire destroys Bangkok bar. Authorities say some of the exits were blocked or inaccessible. ABC News' James Longman reports. High-speed chase leads police across busy Ohio golf course. He's being accused of shooting at an officer, carjacking a minivan and then driving through a busy golf course before his arrest. ABC News' David Muir reports. 

Texas Hill Country hit by life-threatening flooding after torrential rain. It comes as more than 140 million Americans are under extreme heat alerts from the Dakotas to the Northeast. ABC News' Chief meteorologist Ginger Zee reports. ICE to halt vehicle stops in the wake of fatal shootings in Maine and Texas. The move comes one day after immigration agents fatally shot a second man who was not the target of their warrant. ABC News' Victor Oquendo reports. US launches fierce new strikes on Iran as Trump drops Strait of Hormuz toll plan. Pres. Trump abruptly backed off his plans to charge a 20% protection fee for cargo passing through the Strait of Hormuz.  ABC News' Mary Bruce reports. Arrest made after Florida police helicopter spots fireworks shot from moving vehicle A passenger was charged with shooting a deadly missile from a moving vehicle. ABC News' Geo Benitz reports. Grandfather recounts terrifying bison attack at Yellowstone National Park. With a broken leg in four places, Carl McDaniel says he needs physical therapy to fully heal. ABC News' Trevor Ault reports. Supreme Court Justices plead for increased spending on security. It comes 24 hours after police arrested a man, they say had a gun and was asking for directions to the Supreme Court. ABC News' Jay O'Brian reports. Taco Bell voluntarily removes some ingredients amid cyclosporiasis outbreak. The CDC has confirmed cases of the illness, which can cause severe digestive issues, in 34 states. ABC News' Stephanie Ramos reports. US Coast Guard comes to the rescue of sinking catamaran in Hawaii. As the boat sank, a rescuer dropped from a helicopter, airlifting the man to safety. Miracle on the Hudson' Capt. 'Sully' Sullenberger reveals Alzheimer's diagnosis. Captain Chesley "Sully" Sullenberger, who famously landed a plane on the Hudson River in New York City, says his new mission is to help families "living in the shadows." 

Intense rainfall in Texas sparks life-threatening floods and emergency rescues. With roads washed out and towns cut off amid flash flood emergencies in the Hill Country, water rescue boats are out in force. ABC News' Faith Abubey reports. U.S Navy Blue Angels' flyover stuns Florida beachgoers. Dramatic video shows the famous Blue Angels making a low-altitude flyover over Pensacola Beach – sending umbrellas, tents, and chairs flying across the sand as beachgoers watched the jets roar above. ABC News' Geo Benitz reports. 1 killed, 3 missing after boat capsizes near Alcatraz Island. The vessel began taking on water during a memorial service in the San Francisco Bay. Sixteen survivors were rescued. ABC News' Trevor Ault reports. Chaos after gunman opens fire inside Texas grocery store. Two victims are in critical condition after gunfire broke out in the aisles of a Kroger grocery store in the Houston area, sending shoppers running for cover. One person is in custody. ABC News' Aaron Katersky reports. US launches third wave of new strikes against Iran. Iran responded with attacks on U.S. targets in Bahrain, Kuwait and Jordan. ABC News' James Longman reports. Trump's AG and intel nominees grilled on Capitol Hill. AG nominee Todd Blanche was pressed about his relationship with Trump, while DNI candidate Jay Clayton struggled to answer who won the 2020 election. ABC News' Rachel Scott reports. Trump overturns ICE pause on traffic stops, sources say. It comes as new details emerge about the disturbing moments leading up to the deadly ICE-involved shooting in Maine. ABC News' Victor Oquendo reports. Cyclosporiasis soar to 3,762 cases total in Michigan. Preliminary findings of an investigation by state health officials suggest lettuce or salad greens are a possible source of the outbreak. Oklahoma tree trimming brothers plummet after cable snaps. Surveillance video captured a terrifying scene when the tree trimmers plummeted 45 feet. Two brothers, Isaac and Andrew Reyes, suffered serious injuries and are recovering in the hospital. Argentina defeated England 2-1 to advance to the World Cup Final after coming back in the late stages of the game and taking the lead in the 92nd minute. ABC News' Rhiannon Ally reports. 

Dangerous wildfire smoke blankets 19 states, triggers air quality alerts for millions. Smoke from Canadian wildfires are blanketing the Midwest and Northeast for a second day. Planes navigated through the smoke, with some pilots reporting ash sticking to the cockpit window. ABC News' Matt Rivers reports. Rescues underway as deadly 'wave of water' inundates Texas Hill Country. The floodwaters have triggered evacuations and forcing families into attics and rooftops for rescue. Search and rescue teams are working around the clock to find and bring people to safety. ABC News' Faith Abubey reports. Massive water main break wreaks havoc in West Hollywood. The water main flooded Sunset Boulevard and nearby streets, submerging cars and opening a giant sinkhole. Officials say the 100-year-old pipe could take time to repair. ABC News' Trevor Ault reports. More than a year after a helicopter crashed into the Hudson River, killing six on board including three children, investigators say a bird strike likely brought the chopper down. ABC News' Perry Russom reports. Sources tell ABC News that Gabriel Perez, who operated Pres. Trump's teleprompter for over a decade, allegedly used inside information to make $100,000 betting on his speeches. ABC News' Aaron Katersky reports. 2 Florida deputies recovering after ambush. Authorities say the suspect, who was shot by other deputies and later died, held his ex-girlfriend hostage overnight. Investigation underway after deadly plane crash in Plymouth, Massachusetts. Bystanders tried to rescue the pilot, who was the only person on board, but he was later pronounced dead. Washington State deputies rescue grandmother trapped in Tesla. Officials say the car's "pet safe mode" was engaged, which should have triggered the air conditioner to go on, but it wasn't working. 

Central Command has released video of a U.S. strike on a surveillance tower at an Iranian port, which they say the regime used to track and target commercial vessels in the Strait of Hormuz. ABC News, James Longmen reports. Ambush of 2 Florida deputies caught on body camera video. Authorities say they were ambushed and shot while searching for a suspect accused of holding his ex-girlfriend hostage. ABC News' Victor Oquendo reports. FBI rescues 2 forest service workers allegedly kidnapped in Northern California. Officials say the kidnap suspect zip tied the employees and held them at gunpoint in a trailer. Trump doubles down on unsubstantiated voting concerns. A top Republican on the Senate Intelligence Committee poured cold water on Pres. Trump's claims of "shocking vulnerabilities" in America's election systems. Jonathan Karl reports. Will Reeve reports on the blockbuster showdown taking place on Sunday in New Jersey – and the full circle moment for Lionel Messi and Spain's young superstar, Lamine Yamal.  

Parasitic outbreak spreading across parts of the US. Taylor Farms is now expanding a recall of iceberg lettuce to 27 states. ABC News' Ike Ejiochi reports. With 108 days to go until the midterms, a federal appeals court in D.C. handed the Trump administration a temporary win, pausing a ruling that blocked a mail ballot restriction.  Texas officer races to save man from burning car. A police officer is hailed as a hero after jumping in to save a man trapped in a burning car. ABC News' Jaclyn Lee reports. Backlash growing against AI data centers. Protests were held from coast-to-coast in dozens of states Saturday with an issue uniting Americans across the political divide. ABC News' Alex Presha reports. Emergency crews spent more than 30 minutes pulling a man from a manhole in the Bell's Corner neighborhood. Strong winds and heavy rain sent the crane crashing onto homes and cars. Children with mobility differences are finding a love for dancing at Scottish Rite Hospital's "Rite Moves" summer camp. 

New details about standoff in alleged kidnapping of 2 forest service employees. Audio has been released of the incident where authorities say the men were zip-tied and held hostage at gunpoint in a trailer for more than 12 hours before being rescued. ABC News' Jaclyn Lee reports. Andrew and Tristan Tate were arrested in Miami after British authorities issued dozens of new charges against them, including allegations of rape and sex trafficking. They denied the allegations. ABC News' Marcus Moore reports. Authorities say NFL star Saquon Barkley was at home with his family in Philadelphia on Saturday morning when they were targeted. ABC News' Perry Russom reports. 2nd Legionnaires' disease death tied to outbreak in New York City. At least 72 people have become sick, and 9 are still hospitalized. Cooling towers on nearly 80 buildings have tested positive for the bacteria that causes Legionnaires' disease. Police: 4 teens under arrest in connection with string of violent crimes in Portland. Police say the arrests of the teens, aged 15 to 17, came after a robbery and shooting at a gas station on Friday. Mass shooting in Tucson, Arizona. Police say a suspect fired randomly into a crowd in a downtown district at around 2 a.m., striking nine people. An officer shot the suspect as he ran away. World Cup becomes more than soccer tournament. Strangers became neighbors as teams set up in America to practice and play, and many fans will carry home more than memories of goals scored. ABC News' Linsey Davis reports. 

FBI: Former soldier set off incendiary outside New York City federal building. Video shows the moment a former U.S. soldier attempted to set fire to the federal building in New York, sending flames and smoke crawling up the facade in lower Manhattan. ABC News' Aaron Katersky reports. Over 100 million face new, severe storms after heavy rains batter Northeast and Utah. A new round of powerful storms are threatening millions from the Midwest to the Northeast after a wild 48 hours of extreme weather. ABC News' Alex Perez reports. Trump ramps up attacks on Iran after deaths of U.S. soldiers. The Pentagon identified 1st Lt. Tyler James Feehan and Pvt. Isabella Gonzales as the service members killed. ABC News' Martha Raddatz reports. Investigation underway after break-in at home of Philadelphia Eagles' Saquon Barkley. Saquon Barkley, his fiancée and their two young children were inside during the terrifying ordeal. ABC News' Ike Ejiochi reports. Taylor Farms' voluntary lettuce recall has expanded to 27 states as cyclosporiasis cases in Michigan surge to over 1,000 new infections since Friday. ABC News' Elizabeth Schulze reports. A bright yellow plane crashed into a home in Fort Bend County, Texas, as the pilot was trying to land at a nearby private air strip, authorities say. The pilot survived with minor injuries. ABC News' David Muir reports. 

Severe storms in the Northeast thousands of flights delays and cancellations. Powerful storms are slamming the Northeast with heavy rain, flash floods and tornados. Meanwhile, Tropical Storm Bertha strengthens as it churns along the Gulf Coast. ABC News' Rhiannon Ally reports. 5 people die in a mass drowning in an Ohio river. Two children left alone watched the tragedy unfold before running for help. ABC News' Trevor Ault reports. 2 American tourists in Greece stabbed near Athens' Acropolis in random attack. Police say the suspect was out on the street brandishing a knife, and is now in custody. ABC News' James Longman reports. Hegseth asks Congress for $67 billion additional funding for war in Iran. The U.S. and Iran escalated attacks, with American forces launching an 11th straight day of airstrikes on Iranian military targets. It comes as Def. Sec. Hegseth says the war's cost $37.5 billion. ABC News' Martha Raddatz reports. Milwaukee garbage truck blast injures sanitation worker. Improperly disposed oxygen tanks exploded in the back of the garbage truck as it was compacting trash, knocking the sanitation worker off his feet and leaving him with a concussion and eye injury. ABC News' Ike Ejiochi reports. Former US Army private accused of setting fire to federal building charged with arson. Video shows a suspect dousing an entrance to the federal building in Lower Manhattan with gasoline and setting it on fire. ABC News' Aaron Katersky reports. NJ governor reveals computer error improperly registered 6,600 noncitizens to vote. Less than four months before midterm elections, Gov. Mikie Sherrill revealed that thousands of noncitizens applying for a drivers license were registered to vote due to a "serious software error." ABC News' Mary Bruce reports. Missouri police dashcam video shows suspect jump off bridge to flee police. A reckless driving suspect made a desperate attempt to evade police when he jumped off a bridge near Branson. After authorities found him in the water, he head butted and injured three officers. Kaylee Hottle, 'Godzilla vs. Kong' star dies in car accident at age 18. Police say the deaf actress was a passenger in a car accident in Maryland, where "excessive speed" is believed to be involved. 

Emergency flood rescues as heavy rain triggers rising waters. It comes as Tropical Storm Bertha makes landfall in Louisiana. ABC News' Victor Oquendo reports. Urgent search across three states for female fugitive accused of murder. Authorities call Isabelle Johnson a "master manipulator," and five people have been arrested for allegedly helping her while she's on the run. ABC News' Trevor Ault reports. Nolan Wells' cause of death ruled "undetermined" in autopsy commissioned by family. The 18-year-old vanished while on a boat trip with friends, and his body was recovered two days later. ABC News' Pierre Thomas reports. A model scout who introduced young women to Jeffrey Epstein was found dead in his home outside of Paris, police say. Daniel Siad was reportedly under investigation by French prosecutors. ABC News' James Longman reports. FBI: New video shows NY federal plaza attack suspect firing pellet gun, fireworks. ABC News has obtained dramatic video of the attack outside a federal building in Lower Manhattan.ABC NEWS' Aaron Katersky reportsCyclosporiasis cases surge after RFK Jr. said outbreak was contained. The CDC reported 11,500 cases across 41 states. There are more than 600 new cases in Michigan, which has been hit hard by the parasite. ABC News' Elizabeth Schulze reports. Lockdown after police confront machete-wielding man at Los Alamitos hospital. Dramatic video shows the suspect swinging the weapon before officers confronted the suspect and opened fire. Bear in Tennessee parking lot sends shoppers fleeing to their cars. One man appeared to get dangerously close while trying to take a photo of the bear. Semi-truck in New Jersey brings down power lines. Authorities in Toms River are investigating the incident, which brought down utility poles along busy Route 70 – narrowly missing several vehicles. In a new interview, the 95-year-old actor and his daughter spoke about their recovery journeys. 

Oil tops $100 a barrel as Trump threatens "massive attack" on Iran. The war with Iran intensifies and expands as Iranian allied Houthi rebels attack two Saudi oil tankers in the Red Sea. ABC News' Jonathan Karl reports. Lawmakers proposed kill switch after an AI model launches hack. OpenAI says its AI models escaped its testing environment and launched a cyber-attack on another AI company, marking what could be a first of its kind incident. ABC News' Elizabeth Schulze reports. A couple from Washington state hiking with their dog in Alberta, Canada, encountered a brown bear that followed them along the trail. ABC News' Alex Stone reports. Rollover crash creates rush hour nightmare in Boston. Video shows a sedan crashing into an SUV and flipping over blocking both lanes of the busy Ted Williams Tunnel. Real-life Spider-Man jumps into action to help man cross busy intersection. A driver dressed as Spider-Man jumped into action to help a man in a wheelchair cross a busy intersection in Jonesboro, Arkansas. An 11-year-old boy in Jacksonville took it upon himself to go to his local animal shelter and read to dogs. Linsey Davis shares how his simple act of kindness has helped both him and the shelter. ABC News' Linsey Davis reports.  

200,000 people flee out-of-control wildfires in France and Spain. Hundreds of firefighters are battling the flames, which have already consumed dozens of square miles. ABC News' Marcus Moore reports. Georgia high school shooter pleads guilty, confronted by victims' families. The Georgia student who shot and killed four people inside Apalachee High School pleaded guilty to all 55 counts against him. ABC News' Faith Abubey reports. A seaplane skimming low over water along Washington state's coast crashed into its rocky shoreline, bursting into flames. Good Samaritans rushed in to rescue those on board – all of whom survived. ABC News' Trevor Ault reports. Tight security for rescheduled White House Correspondents' Dinner. Almost three months to the day after a gunman breached security at the annual White House Correspondents' Dinner, the rescheduled event is happening Friday night at the Waldorf Astoria in D.C. ABC News' Mary Bruce reports. Iran claims new attacks targeting Americans on bases in Jordan and Iraq.  After pounding Iran targets for two weeks, Pres. Trump and his advisers are weighing whether to ramp up attacks. It comes as gas prices in the U.S. hit $4.10 per gallon. ABC News' Matt Rivers reports. The suspect accused of stabbing an Asian man in the back with a knife and a Jewish man in the chest with a screwdriver near Central Park faces multiple charges. ABC News' Aaron Katersky reports. LeBron James signs 2-year contract to play with Philadelphia 76ers. After months of heated speculation, the NBA superstar said he was on the verge of retirement prior to making his choice, but ultimately decided to continue playing. ABC News' Morgan Norwood reports. The former NFL star Tony Romo was arrested in Milwaukee for allegedly operating a vehicle while under the influence. he's currently an analyst for CBS Sports. Boyfriend secretly trains so girlfriend doesn't run half-marathon alone. A woman in St. Charles planning to run her very first half-marathon alone. Minutes before taking on the 13.1-mile journey, her boyfriend revealed he's been secretly training to run alongside her.