SCOTUS to Consider Birth Citizenship; Texts Reveal Agent's Push to Silence US Leaders on CCP Abuse

A Supreme Court decision could reshape birthright citizenship in the United States. We have more on the case that could change the application of a law first enacted more than 150 years ago.

The grand jury transcripts from the cases of Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell will soon be made public.

President Donald Trump releases his national security plan. Meanwhile, the text messages in the trial of an accused spy give clues into what China is prioritizing for its agents to do in America.

The new vaccine advisory panel is now recommending delaying the first vaccine given to many children. What does this mean for parents? We discuss with former Trump White House health care official Katy Talento.

Indiana's House approves a new congressional map that favors Republicans. But will it become law? We discuss with John Jordan and Madeline Summerville.

Multiple investigations are underway into alleged fraud in Minnesota. We have the latest on the Somali immigrant discourse and the race for Minnesota's governor.

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