Government Shutdown Update; Polls Show Voter Concerns Over Social Security; Trump Meets with NATO Chief
Court Battles Continue Over Trump’s Troop Deployments; DOJ Compensation Request Explained — Sarah Isgur
Legal challenges continue over President Trump’s troop deployments, and new details emerge about his Department of Justice compensation request. Senior Editor at The Dispatch Sarah Isgur breaks down the latest court actions and what they mean for the administration’s ongoing legal strategy.
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Tampa Shooting Suspect Charged with Attempted Murder; Hillsborough Sheriff’s Captain Fired; Environmental Groups Target Pinellas Waste Plant
TOP STORIES - A driver faces attempted murder charges after a downtown Tampa shooting, a Hillsborough County Sheriff’s captain is fired over academic cheating allegations, and environmental groups demand reform at Pinellas County’s aging waste-to-energy facility. Plus, a Florida man with a “No Drugs Allowed” sign is arrested for trafficking, and in South Florida — an Uber driver is accused of sexually assaulting a tourist, a Miami Lakes teacher is charged for misconduct with a minor, and thieves pull off a sneaker heist by cutting through a mall roof.
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'Born Lucky' Book Event In Tampa & Gov't Shutdown Analysis with Leland Vittert
NewsNation Chief Washington Anchor Leland Vittert previews his book event with Ryan on Sunday, and discusses the politics of the government shutdown.
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East Wing Demolition Backlash, Hunter Biden blasts George Clooney and Obama
TRENDING - President Trump faces backlash over the demolition of the East Wing of the White House to make way for new ballroom, Hunter Biden lashes out at former President Obama and George Clooney, Prince Andrew could be invited to testify before Congress, and Texas Congresswoman Jasmine Crockett says she's thinking about running for a Senate seat.
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Gas Plant Redevelopment Possibilities - TBBJ's Ashley Kritzer
Tampa Bay Business Journal Editor At Large Ashley Kritzer joins to discuss the potential redevelopment of the Gas Plant district and rezoning in Tampa.
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Florida Test Scores Rise After Phone Ban; White House Cancels Trump-Putin Summit; JD Vance Warns Allies on Hamas; Trump Seeks $230 Million from DOJ
BEST OF - Florida school test scores are improving after cell phones were banned in classrooms. White House Correspondent Jon Decker explains why the administration now says there’s no plan for a Trump-Putin summit on the Russia-Ukraine war. ABC News Correspondent Jordana Miller reports that JD Vance warned Gulf Arab and Israeli allies are showing impatience with Hamas, and President Trump says the DOJ should pay him $230 million.
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Lawmakers Focus On Affordability - Florida Politics Update with Peter Schorsch
Florida Politics Publisher Peter Schorsch discusses how Florida lawmakers are focusing on affordability ahead of the 2026 session.
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Díaz-Balart on Saving Health Care Subsidies; Florida Test Scores Rise Under Phone Ban; DeSantis Highlights Python Removal Boost
TOP STORIES - Rep. Mario Díaz-Balart says health care subsidies could be preserved if Democrats allow the government to reopen. Florida student test scores are up following the classroom cellphone ban, and Governor Ron DeSantis says python removals have tripled since partnering with a leather company. Plus, lawmakers focus on affordability ahead of the 2026 session, a Polk County teacher remains on staff after a birthday song investigation, and a man steals a fire truck from a Tampa hospital before crashing it in a hit-and-run.
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Highlands Christian Employee Arrested; Sen. Rick Scott Opposes Trump Nominee; Miami Man Accused of Tracking Ex; USF Picks New President
TOP STORIES - An employee of Highlands Christian Academy, Ronison Exavier, is arrested; Senator Rick Scott says he’ll oppose embattled Trump nominee Ingrassia; and a Miami man is charged with placing a tracking device on his ex’s car. Plus, USF’s board selects Moez Limayem as its next president, St. Petersburg hears another Tropicana Field redevelopment pitch, and a motorcyclist going 110 mph is arrested under Florida’s new “super speeder” law.
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