ICE tensions rise in New York and L.A. President Trump wants the government to pay up. The government shutdown begins its fourth week. CBS News Correspondent Steve Kathan has those stories and more on the World News Roundup podcast.
Vice President JD Vance says he’s optimistic about the fragile ceasefire between Israel and Hamas as the U.S. pushes for the next phase of the deal. It’s week four of the government shutdown, and the White House is ramping up pressure with cuts and layoffs. And the demolition of the East Wing raises legal and ethical questions about President Trump’s ballroom project.
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America has been blowing up ships in foreign waters suspected of carrying drugs. That will do little to dent today’s narco-business, which is more inventive and adaptable than ever. Why business executives in China keep disappearing. And the jewels stolen in the brazen Louvre heist may never be found.
Trump’s planned summit with Putin is canceled. Former special counsel Jack Smith disputes claims he tapped senators' phones. And authorities thwart a potential Atlanta airport mass shooting plot.
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Speaker of the House Mike Johnson makes a big announcement regarding the effort to release more information about the Epstein files.
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This government shutdown will become the second longest shuttering in history. A pardoned Capitol rioter is charged with threatening to kill the House Minority Leader. President Trump seeks millions in damages from the Justice Department for its criminal investigations.
CBS News Correspondent Jennifer Keiper with tonight's World News Roundup.