Former President Trump and Vice President Harris ready for their Philly face-off tonight. Francine bears down on the Gulf coast. NFL star's run-in with police. CBS News Correspondent Steve Kathan has today's World News Roundup.
Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump are set to face off in their first, and possibly only, debate of the presidential campaign. An Israeli airstrike killed dozens and wounded many in a designated humanitarian zone in Gaza, raising concerns about civilian casualties and the escalating conflict. And bodycam footage shows NFL star Tyreek Hill being forcibly removed from his car by Miami police before Sunday's game.
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In a previous version of this episode, our host quoted the death toll reported by the Associate Press and in the Official Palestinian Press Agency as 40 killed. That number was corrected to 19 by the Gaza Health Ministry.
The EU’s unofficial chief technocrat issued a doorstop of a report outlining how the bloc can boost growth and keep up in a changing world. Is it all too ambitious? Mexico’s lame-duck president has one last project in mind: undermining the judiciary (10:44). And as the film “Fight Club” turns 25 our correspondent finds many of its disturbing messages still resonate (17:49).
We're previewing tonight's presidential debate, which will be the first time Trump and Harris will go head-to-head. What they're saying before the big event, and how to watch.
Also, what to know about a hurricane warning in Louisiana and wildfires in the West.
Plus, remembering the legendary actor James Earl Jones, what Princess Kate revealed about her cancer treatment, and the AI features coming with the newest iPhones…
Those stories and even more news to know in just over 10 minutes!
Representatives Ralph Norman, R-S.C., and Chip Roy, R-Texas, said they will only vote for the continuing resolution to fund the federal government if it includes the SAVE Act, which compels proof of citizenship for voters. Norman and Roy spoke to "The Daily Signal Podcast" at the State Freedom Caucus Summit in Dallas, Texas on Saturday.
James Earl Jones dies at 93. Hunt continues for alleged Kentucky highway shooter. New Orleans mayor tells residents to prepare for Francine to make landfall as a hurricane on Wednesday. CBS News Correspondent Jennifer Keiper with tonight's World News Roundup.
After days of back and forth, both presidential campaigns finally agreed on the rules for Tuesday night's debate. But what are the rules for moderators? Just ask questions? Fact check in real time? A Colorado newscaster went viral for his moderation style. He wishes more journalists would try it.
After days of back and forth, both presidential campaigns finally agreed on the rules for Tuesday night's debate. But what are the rules for moderators? Just ask questions? Fact check in real time? A Colorado newscaster went viral for his moderation style. He wishes more journalists would try it.
TOP NEWS | On today’s Daily Signal Top News, we break down:
Congress is back and top on their to do list is funding the government.
The Harris campaign now has policy positions on its website.
The House Foreign Affairs Committee released a report detailing the failures of the Biden-Harris administration that led to that batched Afghanistan withdrawal.