The Pentagon doubles down on its strikes in the Caribbean. War Secretary Pete Hegseth saying the United States has “only just begun.” Plus, the White House celebrates a generous donation for American children.

Does President Donald Trump have the legal grounds to strike narco-terrorists at sea? How could America’s history of striking pirates factor in? Former federal prosecutor Jim Trusty breaks it down.

Russian President Vladimir Putin sends a stark warning to Europe, just moments before meeting with a U.S. delegation. What did Putin say about a possible war between Russia and European nations?

Voters in Tennessee’s 7th Congressional District—which includes parts of Nashville—head to the polls Tuesday to choose a new representative. The race has drawn national Democratic figures to the state in a bid to flip the traditionally red seat blue. Why aren’t Republicans polling as well as expected and is it still a healthy lead for the GOP? We discuss with Steve Scully, Ashwani Jain, and Bobby Eberle.

The Afghan national accused of shooting two National Guard members in Washington pleads not guilty. We have more on his first virtual court appearance.