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Today on America in the MorningClancy Trial Turmoil A week of jury deliberations have left all parties in the Lindsay Clancy murder trial at wits end as it appears a single juror is preventing the Massachusetts jury from reaching a unanimous decision. Ed Donahue reports the judge on Thursday, who has spurned a defense lawyer’s request to remove the juror, has threatened to announce a mistrial. SCOTUS Sent Mail-In Ballot Case The battle over mail-in voting is headed back to the U.S. Supreme Court — with the November midterm elections now just two months away. Joan Jones has the details of a case that is leaving how individual states handle elections hanging in the balance. Bartiromo Fired Without warning, and after she ended her morning program on Thursday, Fox Business abruptly fired one of its best-known members of their news team. Washington correspondent Sagar Meghani reports President Trump ally and longtime host Maria Bartiromo has left Fox News Media. Candidate Facing Charges A Republican candidate for…

Today on America in the MorningUS & Iran Trade More Attacks Iran is accusing the United States of launching military strikes that they claim hit a wedding party in their country, killing at least five people and wounding dozens. John Stolnis reports Iran responded by attacking US military assets in the region. Still No Verdict But An Arrest Made The jury in the Lindsay Clancy murder trial remains deadlocked, telling the judge they cannot reach a verdict, but that’s not stopping the judge sending back the jury for another day today in hopes they can come to a decision. Correspondent Julie Walker has the latest details of the Massachusetts trial, including a threat by the judge to declare a mistrial, as well as an incident involving a woman who was filming in the court and later arrested. Minneapolis Mass Shooting Three people are dead, including the gunman, and at least six others were injured in a mass shooting Wednesday afternoon in downtown Minneapolis. DOJ Sues Kansas School System The Department of…

Today on America in the MorningAnother Day Of Attacks After just over a month without military strikes by Iran or the U.S., Monday and Tuesday have seen the two adversaries trading missile attacks once again, but President Trump says this escalation is not meant to force Iran to the bargaining table. John Stolnis has the latest from Washington. Edouard Makes Landfall Tropical Storm Edouard made landfall near the Texas–Louisiana border Tuesday morning and the flooding threat continues to be a concern in the Lone Star State. Correspondent Clayton Neville reports from Dallas. No Verdict In Clancy Trial Today begins day 5 of the deliberations in the Lindsay Clancy murder trial in Massachusetts, and while a jury says it can't agree on a verdict, they were sent back by the judge to find a consensus. Correspondent Ed Donahue reports. Bank VP Killed In NYC Stabbings More is being learned about the knife-wielding woman who killed one woman and lunged at police officers before she was shot and killed. Correspondent…

Today on America in the MorningTrump Discusses Latest US-Iran Attacks After the Islamic Republic of Iran unsuccessfully targeted US forces in Jordan and the United Arab Emirates, President Trump told Fox News Monday he would hit them hard in retaliation. John Stolnis has more from Washington. Grand Canyon Flash Flood Two people, including a chiropractor from Texas, are confirmed dead and the search continues in the Grand Canyon following flash flooding that came without warning. Correspondent Julie Walker reports on just how fast the situation can turn from peaceful hiking to a race for your life. Times Square Stabbings There was chaos in the heart of Midtown Manhattan when a woman stabbed two people in Times Square before she lunged at officers, weapon in hand. Sue Aller reports from New York. SCOTUS Rules On Ballroom Construction on a White House ballroom can legally continue after a split decision by the U-S Supreme Court on Monday. Correspondent Clayton Neville reports. Army Secretary Resigns In a…

Today on America in the MorningUS & Iran Trade Attacks US forces ended a lull in military action against Iran on Sunday, targeting rocket launchers by the Strait of Hormuz, and Iran retaliated by firing ballistic missiles at a US military facility in Jordan, with Jordanian armed forces claiming they intercepted 8 of the missiles, but explosions were still heard in the area. Correspondent Clayton Neville has the latest on the first attack by US forces on Iranian targets since July 29. Clancy Trial Deliberations Continue The jury in the Lindsay Clancy murder trial were sent home by the judge after deliberating on Friday, and those deliberations will resume today in Plymouth, Massachusetts. Correspondent Julie Walker reports that the jury needs to consider the 22 days of testimony from more than 80 witnesses, maternal mental health, and the deaths of her kids. US-Venezuelan Oil Deal Reaction President Trump says his oil deal with Venezuela will open up the US to vast amounts of oil, and will also refill the US…

Today on America in the MorningTrade War’s Water Name Change President Trump announced he’s renaming Lake Ontario to become Lake America as he escalates his trade war with Canada. Steve Futterman reports this follow’s Canada’s move to enact retaliatory 50 percent tariffs on American goods, including steel, dairy products, appliances and farm equipment. The Marine One Close Call An investigation into the close call between a passenger jet and Marine One, the president’s helicopter on August 4, found that air traffic controllers failed to halt flights as required by safety protocols. As correspondent Lisa Dwyer reports, also at fault, construction at the White House appears to have interfered with radio contact between the pilots and Reagan National Airport just a few miles away – audio courtesy of ATC dot com. Americans Missing In Nepal President Trump says the U-S is sending aid to Nepal following deadly flooding and landslides. Correspondent Clayton Neville reports a number of Americans are among the more…

Today on America in the MorningTrade War Blame The US – Canada trade war may center on tariffs, but it’s also about winning hearts and minds for officials on both sides of the border, as both nations are digging in and prices for many goods will be going up. The latest from correspondent Rich Johnson. Mail-In Voting Lawsuits A federal judge is removing a major legal roadblock to President Trump's order for restrictions on mail-in voting. As Washington correspondent Sagar Meghani reports, this is now leading several Democrat-controlled states to file lawsuits challenging the president’s vote by mail executive order. Worldwide Tributes For Dolly Parton From small mountain towns to Hollywood and around the world, tributes are pouring in following the death of Dolly Parton due to a bout with cancer at the age of 80. Correspondent Ed Donahue reports on the worldwide reaction to the death of a music legend. Judge’s Ruling On ICE Extradition A federal judge in Texas is weighing in on a push from Minnesota officials…

Today on America in the MorningRemembering Dolly Parton Dolly Parton, who rose from a loving but impoverished upbringing in the mountains of East Tennessee to become the “Queen of Country” music, a Hollywood star and a beloved American icon, has died following a brief battle with cancer. Entertainment reporter Kevin Carr reports on her legendary career as a singer, songwriter, actress, theme park owner, and philanthropist. Canada & US Trade Tariff Insults The US and Canada are trading both insults and tariff threats following the weekend breakdown in trade talks between the two countries. Lisa Dwyer reports that Canada is striking back at the US with retaliatory tariffs, and as President Trump weighed in with comments about Canada’s leadership, Canadians are also sounding off on political developments between their nation and the United States. Primary Results Senator Darline Graham will move on to November's general election as she attempts to succeed her late brother Lindsey Graham and remain in the US…

Today on America in the MorningBessent Announces Iran Sanctions Plan The Trump administration announced what they call an unprecedented series of measures aimed at isolating Iran's economy, already in tatters, from the rest of the world. John Stolnis reports from Washington the proposed sanctions would target countries that want to do business with the Islamic Republic. Canada Plans Retaliatory Tariffs Canada will announce retaliatory tariffs against the United States today after relations deteriorated sharply Monday, with President Trump telling Canadian leaders to “fall in line” or face consequences “far worse” than existing tariffs, as Canada’s Prime Minister Mark Carney accusing Washington of trying to subordinate his nation. Correspondent Julie Walker reports. SCOTUS Rules On Mail-In Ballots The Supreme Court gave a victory to President Trump on Monday, clearing his executive order on mail-in ballots. However, as correspondent Ed Donahue reports, more legal and practical challenges loom over whether the…

Today on America in the MorningThe Trade War Begins President Trump’s optimism about a trade deal with Canada was shattered over the weekend after it seemed a trade agreement was at hand. Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney says last minute changes by the Trump administration forced him to pull out. John Stolnis has a recap from Washington. Nevada Firestorm Nevada Governor Joe Lombardo has declared a state of emergency as a fast-moving wildfire is now forcing tens of thousands of people in the Reno area to evacuate, a major highway through the area is shut down, and thousands more are without power. Correspondent Clayton Neville reports the Hawk Fire is still zero-percent contained. Iran Defies Sanctions Threat Iran continues to defy the United States despite crippling sanctions being threatened by the Trump administration, with the Iranian parliament announcing they advanced plans to charge a service fee for ships traversing the Strait of Hormuz, and Iran’s president saying a US memorandum is the best path…

Today on America in the MorningTrump Economic Threat For Iran On the day that the aircraft carrier USS Abraham Lincoln left the Middle East after a record-setting time at sea, President Trump is putting Iran on notice with what he’s calling an economic D-Day - an isolation campaign against the Islamic Republic unlike anything previous. Correspondent Rich Johnson reports there are still some missing details, and one world superpower who is saying sanctions alone will not put an end to the war. NY Terror Plot Stopped A New York woman is under arrest, charged in connection an alleged plot to blow up the New York State Capitol building in Albany. Jim Roope reports the woman who converted to Islam was deadly serious about her plans. Swalwell Investigation Expands The FBI is expanding their investigation into sexual assault allegations against former California Congressman Eric Swalwell. Correspondent Lisa Dwyer reports the one-time leading candidate to become governor of the Golden State was stopped at an airport…

Today on America in the MorningNational Debt Surpasses $40 Trillion The national debt surpassed a record $40 trillion dollars on Wednesday, a staggering milestone as defense costs, social programs like Social Security and Medicare and interest on the burgeoning deficit make up an enormous share of federal spending. Correspondent Rich Johnson reports it took just five months for the US national debt to increase by another one trillion dollars, and double under the last two presidents. Primary Surprises Progressive Democrats had a good showing during the primaries this week but some key Trump-backed candidates failed to win their elections. John Stolnis has some of the key takeaways from Tuesday's primary battles in Florida, Wisconsin, and Alaska. Americans Killed In Kenya Chopper Crash We're learning more about a deadly crash involving a helicopter that was taking tourists on an African safari in Kenya. Correspondent Clayton Neville reports a television executive is among the seven who died – five of them…

Today on America in the MorningPrimary Day Recap Primaries were held in Florida, Alaska and Wyoming Tuesday, while voters in California held a special election to replace Democratic congressman Eric Swalwell. John Stolnis has a recap from Washington. Trump Claims Strait Of Hormuz US Territory President Trump and Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth are defending the conditions of the U-S-S Abraham Lincoln as the president posts an image of a map that now shows the Strait of Hormuz as US territory. Correspondent Clayton Neville has the latest in the Middle East. Additional Canada Tariffs Halted President Trump said Tuesday night he was delaying temporarily the 50% U.S. tariffs on $20 billion worth of Canadian imports after the two countries reached a last-minute deal an hour before the sanctions were to go into effect. America in the Morning’s Jeff McKay has details. College Drug Trafficking Two Penn State University fraternities are in deep trouble for making pledges participate in a drug trafficking scheme. As…

Today on America in the MorningTrump’s Iran & Oman Threats The 60-day deadline for ending the war with Iran that President Trump signed in France has now expired, and the President has come up with two new threats against Iran and one of the top US allies in the Persian Gulf. Details from correspondent Rich Johnson. Primary Day Several states are holding primary elections today as we inch closer to the midterms. Correspondent Clayton Neville reports there’s confusion in Alaska where the Senate race has incumbent Dan Sullivan challenging another Republican candidate with the same name. Hero Lifeguard Honored At The White House A teenage lifeguard who bravely jumped into dangerous surf to rescue a 10-year-old who was being pulled out into the Pacific Ocean was honored at the White House Monday, sitting down with President Trump. Correspondent Julie Walker reports also in attendance, the 10-year-old boy that lifeguard saved. Damage Worsens From Lala At least one person has died, thousands remain without power,…

Today on America in the MorningUSS Abraham Lincoln & Iran Amidst reports of poor living and work conditions on board the USS Abraham Lincoln that have been surfacing over the last few weeks, one of the nation's top military leaders visited sailors during his trip to the Middle East. John Stolnis has more from Washington. Shootings Across America A college campus, a Michigan neighborhood, in Philadelphia, Chicago, Baltimore - in a bar, and even at a gun violence reduction event in Kentucky, there were shootings across America over the weekend that left more than 11 dead. Jim Roope has details. Hawaii Storm Damage The power is out for thousands, at least 100 homes have been damaged or destroyed, and there have been landslides and flooding from the torrential rains brought into Hawaii from Tropical Storm Lala. Correspondent Donna Warder has details of the destruction as the rain continues to lash the 50th State. Seven Dead In Indiana Storms A different storm has battered the Midwest. At least seven people are…

Today on America in the MorningCarrier Ordered Home The more than five thousand sailors aboard the problem-plagued USS Abraham Lincoln stationed near the Persian Gulf for months may soon be getting some relief, following congressional outrage and concerns over the health of the sailors on-board. The details from correspondent Jim Roope. Latest On Leavitt Leaving Karoline Leavitt is leaving the Trump Administration at the end of the month, stepping down as White House press secretary to become a full-time mom to her two young children. Joan Jones reports that the White House has not so far floated any names as a replacement for the youngest-ever White House Press Secretary. Kennedy Center Plans The Trump-appointed Kennedy Center board voted Thursday to partially close the iconic arts center for up to two years during renovations and to also return his name to the Kennedy Center façade, a move that could face a legal challenge. Correspondent Jennifer King reports. Case Dismissed A Federal Judge has dismissed…

Today on America in the MorningDemocrats Come Together In Wisconsin The candidate who at one point in the primary dropped out of the race, later announced he was rejoining the race, and was a distant second to a Democrat Socialist in polling just days before Tuesday’s primary has eked out a one-half-of-one percentage point victory to become the Democrat nominee for governor in swing-state Wisconsin. Correspondent Donna Warder reports it didn’t take long for David Crowley, the moderate Milwaukee County Executive, to mend fences with Francesca Hong, the Democrat Socialist that many believed would win her party’s nomination by a wide margin. DOJ Targets SPLC The Justice Department has filed a new indictment against Heidi Beirich (pronounced bear-ik), a former top official of the Southern Poverty Law Center. Correspondent Rich Johnson reports the government contends that, instead of fighting racism, Beirich was funneling money to racists. Leavitt Leaving White House A high-profile exit from the West Wing as…

Today on America in the MorningSix States Primary Day There were surprises in a number of elections as six states held primary elections on Tuesday. John Stolnis has the details from Washington. Severe Midwest Weather A massive storm moved through Illinois, Indiana, and into Ohio that included reports of tornadoes and flooding. Tornado sirens were heard in Cincinnati, and heavy rain was also felt in Kentucky and West Virginia. There were reports of homes and businesses damaged, as many as one million people lost power on Tuesday, including nearly 400,000 power customers in Indiana, and flights at airports from Chicago to New York experienced massive delays and cancellations. Correspondent Jennifer King reports Ohio’s governor said so far one person has died from the severe weather. Trump Airplane Threat An Iranian assassination threat against President Donald Trump that the New York Times reports involved shoulder-fired missiles prompted an extraordinary operation last month using an alternate aircraft and a…

Today on America in the MorningIran & The US Demand Compensation To End War The back and forth between Iran and the US continues as Iran is demanding compensation for the war waged against it, and now President Trump is demanding compensation for all of the people Iran has killed, all while the Strait of Hormuz remains closed. John Stolnis reports from Washington. Vaccine Executive Order President Trump on Monday signed an executive order calling for revamped childhood vaccine recommendations, renewing the focus on a topic that has raised concerns among some public health officials but also puts the vaccine decision-making in the hands of parents. Correspondent Jennifer King reports. Questions Over The Guard Some residents and politicians in Washington, DC are at odds with the White House after President Trump ordered National Guard troops to remain in the Nation’s Capital into 2029. Lisa Dwyer reports some of the grumbling is over the more than $1 billion dollar price tag paid for by taxpayers.…

Today on America in the MorningHormuz Uncertainty Grows Negotiations between the United States and Iran are continuing through intermediaries over re-opening the Strait of Hormuz, but President Trump admits the U.S. is not fully engaging with the Iranians at the moment. John Stolnis has more from Washington. El Sayed Responds To Trump Comments It’s only been six days since the Michigan primary and its contentious Senate race. The Democrat winner is trying to mend fences within the party, while fiercely going at his Republican opponent and fending off comments from President Trump. The latest from Correspondent Rich Johnson. Boat Capsizes Near Statue Of Liberty Authorities in New York City have arrested the captain of a boat that capsized near the Statue of Liberty at night, killing a mother and her 5-month-old baby. Correspondent Julie Walker reports too many people may have been on the boat when it started taking on water. Miller Stays In Congressional Race Despite a pledge to drop out of the race amid…

Today on America in the Morning Fauci Contempt Of Congress Charge Goes To DOJ A Senate committee voted along party lines Thursday to hold Doctor Anthony Fauci in contempt of Congress over his refusal to answer questions at a hearing on his handling of the COVID-19 pandemic. Steve Futterman reports that instead of having the full Senate vote on the contempt charge, it went directly to the Department of Justice who will have to decide Fauci’s fate. Trump Birthright Citizenship Executive Orders Despite a recent Supreme Court decision, President Trump signed two executive orders Thursday that target birthright citizenship and end a practice he described as “birth tourism.” Correspondent Ed Donahue reports. McConnell’s Health While still absent from Washington, Republican Senator Mitch McConnell is providing an update on his health after recently being hospitalized. Correspondent Clayton Neville reports the update comes amid intense speculation about the Kentucky senior senator’s health, and a call for…

Today on America in the MorningMichigan Senate Election Set Although it took hours for all the ballots to be counted in Michigan, Democrats are now putting their differences aside and standing with progressive candidate Abdul El-Sayed who won the Senate primary in the key battleground state that could decide the balance of power in the United States Senate. Washington correspondent Sagar Meghani reports the November midterms will pose a key test for progressives as Republicans are gearing up to make a political statement 13 weeks from now. Trump Touts Iran Deal In The Making President Trump is optimistic a deal with Iran is within reach in a day or sooner for the opening of the Strait of Hormuz, saying both sides are talking despite Iran claiming no talks with the US are happening and instead they are only talking with Oman. Jim Roope reports that the president is still threatening military action if the stalemate continues. Edwards Drops Reelection Bid The man who replaced Madison Cawthorn in Congress after…

Today on America in the MorningPrimary Results Primaries are held in five states with battle-ground state Michigan holding a key role in shaping the midterm elections. But the most-watched race in the nation, the Michigan Democrat Senate election remains too close to call with votes still being counted. As Jim Roope reports, both Abdul El-Sayed and Haley Stevens are confident of victory in speeches they gave overnight. Arrest In Washington Wildfire A convicted felon who spent time in an Arizona prison for the death of his father has been charged with starting the second-largest fire in Washington State history. Correspondent Lisa Dwyer reports that a suspect believed to have started the wildfire in Spokane was arrested, thanks to a tip from a local resident, a fire that has destroyed over 700 homes and buildings and displaced 65 thousand people. National Guard Costly In DC Questions are being raised in Washington, DC following the release of a Pentagon estimate for extending the National Guard's deployment…

Today on America in the MorningWildfires Worsen In Washington State Hundreds of buildings in Washington State’s second-largest city reduced to ashes from the nation’s largest wildfire, over 65 thousand people evacuated, complete neighborhoods wiped off the map, and still no end in sight as now a number of western states will be dealing with poor air quality from the smoke. Correspondent Julie Walker reports that despite heroic efforts by fire crews, the area being called a war zone has now burned nearly 400 square miles. Blanche Nomination Moving Forward Two Republican senators who had been holding up President Trump's nominee for Attorney General, Todd Blanche, now say they will vote to move him through committee after written statements from Blanche regarding the anti-weaponization fund. John Stolnis has the details from Washington. Trump Bashes Pirro President Trump is clearly not happy with U-S Attorney for the District of Columbia Jeannine Pirro. Correspondent Clayton Neville tells us the president’s…

Today on America in the MorningTrump Pauses Iran Fighting The U.S. held off on military strikes against Iran overnight as President Trump says a deal may soon be reached, with negotiators hammering out details today. John Stolnis has more from Washington. Idaho In-And-Out Burger Shooting A weekend shooting at an In-and-Out Burger in Twin Falls, Idaho left two people dead, one of those a young girl working the drive-thru window, and at least five others hurt. Correspondent Donna Warder reports the shooter took his own life, and an armed bystander is being credited with distracting the gunman, as those who were in the fast-food eatery spoke about what they witnessed – audio courtesy of KMVT-TV Twin Falls, Idaho. Pressure On Miller To Leave House A U-S Senator from Ohio is warning about what he calls "erratic and dangerous" behavior from his former son-in-law, who plans to run for re-election in the House. Correspondent Clayton Neville reports. California Democrats Endorse Billionaire’s Tax The California…

Today on America in the MorningTillis & Cornyn Meet With Blanche The confirmation of Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche has gone off the rails as two Republican Senators - one set to retire, the other primaried at President Trump's behest - refuse to go along with his nomination. Correspondent Joan Jones reports that late Thursday Tom Tillis and John Cornyn held a meeting with Blanche to discuss their concerns, and the demands both senators have to move forward. School Shooter’s Father Heads To Prison The father of a Georgia teenager who carried out a deadly mass shooting at his high school was sentenced to 15 years in prison for second-degree murder and other charges after a jury found him culpable for the attack. Correspondent Ed Donahue reports on another sentencing related to the Apalachee High School shooting, and what families of the victims said to Colin Gray - Audio courtesy of Court TV. Trump Announces New Hamas Agreement President Trump announced Thursday night that Hamas and the International…

Today on America in the MorningFauci Takes The Fifth Dr. Anthony Fauci appeared before a Senate committee Wednesday under subpoena, invoking his Fifth Amendment right to not answer a question over 100 times during a hearing that also saw one of his attorneys escorted from the chamber. Jim Roope reports that Fauci, who received a pardon from President Biden before he left office, could face Contempt of Congress charges as early as next week. Blanche’s Nomination In Question A day before the Senate Judiciary Committee was scheduled to vote on Todd Blanche's nomination for attorney general, the Senior Senator from Texas canceled a meeting with the nominee. Correspondent Clayton Neville reports the Blanche nomination is now hanging on by a thread. Middle East Fighting Intensifies Attacks in the Middle East escalated Wednesday and Wednesday night following Iran’s surprise missile launch against a US base in Jordan. Trump Wants SCOTUS To Rule On Carroll Case President Donald Trump has asked the U.S. Supreme Court…

Today on America in the Morning Nation Honors Lindsey Graham The nation continues to honor the life and legacy of Senator Lindsey Graham, with memorial events now shifting to his home state of South Carolina. Correspondent Clayton Neville reports. White House Faces Global Challenges The White House is navigating a growing list of international crises, balancing diplomacy with deterrence on multiple fronts. Joan Jones reports. Zelensky Meets Trump Ukraine's president is calling his latest White House meeting with President Trump a success as he seeks stronger U.S. cooperation. Washington correspondent Sagar Meghani reports. Georgia School Shooter Sentenced A Georgia teenager who admitted killing four people at Apalachee High School has learned his fate. Correspondent Ed Donahue reports. Wall Street Broadens Its Rally Investors are moving beyond artificial intelligence stocks as Wall Street's rally widens and oil prices continue to ease. Seth Sutel has the story. Musk Expands Into Digital Banking Elon Musk is…

Today on America in the Morning Iran War Update Correspondent John Stolnis has the latest developments in the war with Iran, as the conflict enters another critical day. Lindsey Graham Funeral Arrangements Clayton Neville reports on funeral arrangements for Senator Lindsey Graham as tributes continue to pour in. Secret Service Agent Charged A U.S. Secret Service agent is facing felony charges after investigators say he participated in violent fraternity hazing. Lisa Dwyer reports. Comey Seeks Dismissal Former FBI Director James Comey says a photo of seashells he posted online was protected political speech—not a threat. Washington correspondent Sagar Meghani reports Comey is asking a judge to dismiss the federal case against him. Tate Brothers Extradition Fight Charles de Ledesma reports lawyers and prosecutors are preparing the next phase of Andrew and Tristan Tate's legal battle over extradition to the United Kingdom. Tuesday Business Stocks drifted on Wall Street while crude oil prices fell as tensions in…

Today on America in the MorningA Pause In US-Iran Fighting After nearly two weeks of renewed intense bombing, President Trump over the weekend put military operations against Iran on hold, but still no talks are scheduled. John Stolnis has more from Washington. Reaction To The US-Saudi Nuclear Plan World leaders and U-S lawmakers are reacting to President Donald Trump's new condition regarding Israel to the recently signed U.S.–Saudi Arabia civil nuclear energy deal. Correspondent Clayton Neville reports. Maine Democrats Reset Following the withdrawal of controversial candidate Graham Platner, Maine Democrats over the weekend have united around a logger to run for the United States Senate and take on incumbent Senator Susan Collins with the leadership of the Senate at stake. Correspondent Julie Walker reports. Latest On The Cyclospora Outbreak The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is expanding their investigation on the latest outbreak of cyclospora, which seems to be expanding. Correspondent Ed…

Today on America in the MorningA Nuclear Stipulation Just one day after President Trump announced a nuclear agreement with Saudi Arabia, the president added a stipulation – that Saudi Arabia must officially recognize Israel and join the Abraham Accords, which could put the deal in doubt. John Stolnis has more from Washington. US Continues Iran Attacks On Thursday night, the US military launched its 13th consecutive night of bombardment against Iranian positions, which comes as President Trump is saying that a broader offensive may soon be needed. Washington correspondent Sagar Meghani reports the increased rhetoric comes as concerns over shipping intensified with the Houthis in Yemen firing on Saudi oil tankers in the Red Sea, and the price of oil surging to $100 dollars-a-barrel. Life In Prison The man found guilty of killing a Minnesota lawmaker and her husband has learned his fate. Correspondent Lisa Dwyer reports that Vance Boelter will spend the rest of his life behind bars. DOJ Looking Into Jack Smith…

Today on America in the MorningHouse GOP Passes Spending Bills In Washington, the House is scheduled to adjourn today for a five-week recess. Republican leaders are feeling good about several big bills that have passed in their chamber on Wednesday, but questions remain as to how they will proceed in the Senate. Details from correspondent Rich Johnson. Bertha Makes Landfall While it does not have hurricane force winds, Tropical Storm Bertha made landfall Wednesday afternoon along the Gulf Coast in Louisiana, bringing drenching rain and some flooding along with power outages as Bertha tracks into Texas. Correspondent Clayton Neville reports. West Virginia Floods The National Guard has been activated in West Virginia following a massive rain storm that caused dozens of water rescues, left roads under water, and caused heavy damage. The details from correspondent Katie Clark. Maduro In Court The former leader of Venezuela and his wife appeared in Federal court in New York City. Correspondent Julie Walker…

Today on America in the MorningHegseth Faces The Senate Secretary of War Pete Hegseth faced sharp questioning from both sides of the aisle during a Senate Appropriations Committee hearing as Democrats pressed him on the Trump administration's handling of the war with Iran, the rising cost of the conflict and the Pentagon's request for billions more in emergency funding. Correspondent Joan Jones has details. Trump Meets With Lebanon’s President President Trump met in the White House with the president of Lebanon, a meeting that included discussions of Lebanon taking back areas from Hezbollah, Israel leaving Lebanese territory, and the resumption of US flights to Beirut which ended in the 1980’s. Lisa Dwyer reports. Medicaid Money Pulled From California & Minnesota The Trump administration is pausing $1 billion dollars in ​Medicaid payments to California and Minnesota over what it calls "suspected fraud and noncompliance." Correspondent Clayton Neville reports. NJ Election Glitch Governor Mikie Sherrill said…

Today on America in the MorningUS & Iran Trade Missile & Drone Strikes Last night, U.S. Central Command said strikes were launched against targets inside Iran for a 10th straight night... with Iran focusing on hitting US assets in Middle East allied countries - and the potential for others to engage in hostilities increasing. John Stolnis has more from Washington. Trump’s New Canada Tariffs President Trump announced the United States will impose a 50% tariff on a series of Canadian goods, declaring that Canada has unfairly discriminated against American autos, alcohol and dairy products. Correspondent Jennifer King reports the move comes as the president is also mulling additional tariffs due to wildfire smoke coming from Canada into the US, and Ontario Premier Doug Ford responded saying Canada should respond dollar for dollar, threatening a new trade war. Tate Brothers Held Andrew and Tristan Tate will remain behind bars for now after appearing in a Miami court on rape and other charges. Lisa Dwyer reports…

Today on America in the MorningUS Soldiers Killed During Iran Attacks The U.S. military and Iran traded missile and drone strikes for a 9th straight night, with three U.S. service members killed and a fourth missing in the attacks, and concerns mounting of an all-out conflict. John Stolnis has more from Washington. Sanctions Against Canadian Wildfires While there was some relief for places like New York City and Washington, DC from unhealthy air due to the smoke from Canadian wildfires on Sunday, Washington State is now preparing for the combination of hotter weather and a smoky wildfire haze. Lisa Dwyer reports that Canada is bristling at criticism from President Trump over their wildfire management, and Ohio Senator Bernie Moreno, speaking on Fox News, says he will introduce a bill to sanction Canada for the poor air quality. Maine’s Democrat Senate Candidate Former Maine Senate President Troy Jackson appears to be the frontrunner for Democrats in the race to unseat Republican Senator Susan Collins in the…

Today on America in the MorningTrump’s Election Address President Trump took to the airwaves last night to announce the release of hundreds of pages of declassified material that he says proves U.S. elections aren't safe and stressed the need for Congress to pass his sweeping elections reform bill. John Stolnis has more from Washington. Hazardous Canadian Wildfire Smoke From the Upper Midwest to the East Coast visibility is horrible, and trying to breathe is even worse. It’s all thanks to smoke from the hundreds of wildfires burning in Canada. Correspondent Rich Johnson reports air quality in Chicago and New York City has become a serious health concern. Rescue Turns To Recovery In San Francisco The Coast Guard has suspended its search for three people missing after a boat capsized in San Francisco Bay, and more is being learned about who was in the boat in the waters near Alcatraz Island. Correspondent Donna Warder reports. Blue Angels Investigation Ended There will be no reprimands for the famous Blue…

Today on America in the MorningBlanche On The Hot Seat Much like his predecessor Pam Bondi, Acting-Attorney General Todd Blanche got it, and gave it right back, during his day before the Senate Judiciary Committee Wednesday as he seeks confirmation to be the permanent A-G. The details from correspondent Rich Johnson. Previewing President Trump’s National Address President Trump will address the nation tonight, and is expected to focus on elections in America. Rescue Turns To Recovery In San Francisco The search and rescue operation in the waters near Alcatraz Island is now turning into a recovery mode. Correspondent Jennifer King reports that searchers remain in San Francisco Bay where a boat sank Tuesday, killing one person and three people went missing. Reflecting Pool’s New Issue The Reflecting Pool next to the Lincoln Memorial has now been drained as it undergoes repairs, but a new problem has emerged. Correspondent Haya Panjwani reports that the blue paint used to coat the bottom of the basin has now…

Today on America in the Morning Trump Walks Back Strait Toll Plan President Trump walked back his announced plan Tuesday to have the US toll ships in the Strait of Hormuz, but said unless Iran comes back to the table the bombing campaign launched over the weekend will only get worse. Joan Jones reports that the US military re-imposed a naval blockade on all Iranian ports as a part of a pressure campaign to get Iran back to the peace talks. Democrats Sink NDAA Senate Democrats followed the lead of Chuck Schumer and defeated a motion to proceed to the $1 point one five trillion dollar annual defense authorization bill, legislation that usually enjoys strong bipartisan support but this year has become snarled in a partisan fight over defense spending levels in protest over the Iran war. Correspondent Lisa Dwyer reports an angry Republican Senator Dan Sullivan of Alaska blasted the Democrat’s vote. Lindsey Graham’s Sister Sworn In The sister of the late-Lindsey Graham was sworn in and becomes the first-ever…

Today on America in the MorningLindsey Graham’s Sister Next SC Senator South Carolina Governor Henry McMaster on Monday appointed Darline Graham Nordone, the younger sister of Senator Lindsey Graham who died suddenly over the weekend, to serve the remainder of his term which ends in January. Washington correspondent Sagar Meghani reports the decision came after President Trump floated the idea, one that was solidly supported by the late-Senator’s colleagues in Congress. US-Iran Fighting Intensifies Fighting intensified overnight between the US and Iran, with Iran hitting two UAE tankers with cruise missiles, killing one sailor, and the US pounding dozens of targets inside of Iran. Correspondent Rich Johnson reports President Trump is planning to have the US take control of the Strait of Hormuz – and putting in place an American-collected toll – as well as a blockade of Iranian ports starting this afternoon. ICE Shooting In Maine For the second time in less than a week, officers with ICE drew their weapons…

Today on America in the MorningLindsey Graham Dies Heart Issue The medical examiner of Washington, DC says that Lindsey Graham died of an aortic dissection, hours after the South Carolina Senator returned from a trip to Ukraine. Steve Futterman reports on the passing of the iconic and longtime member of Congress, and the response from his colleagues on Capitol Hill and from President Trump – Senator Adam Schiff’s comments courtesy of NBC’s Meet The Press. Weekend Attacks Between US & Iran The U-S and Iran traded new attacks over the weekend after an Iranian strike on a container ship in the Strait of Hormuz that left a crew member missing. Mississippi Murder Investigation A July 4 boat trip in Mississippi ended in the death of an 18-year-old, but the teen’s parents are raising questions as to how their son died and the circumstances surrounding his death. Correspondent Julie Walker reports. Mexico Demanding ICE Death Investigations Already strained US and Mexico relations could get worse after Mexican…