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Tonight, the Speaker of the House launches an impeachment inquiry into President Joe Biden.

The new details, as we learn, a committee will investigate the 46th president and his family.

Here are tonight's headlines.

The White House calling the probe extreme politics at its worst, as McCarthy faces his pressure from the right flank of his conference.

We are committed to getting the answers for the American public. Nothing more, nothing less.

The search for escaped. Inmate, Donello Cavalcante intensifies. He is now armed with a stolen

rifle. T-shirt and shoes were found, and it's possible that he's changed his clothes.

The flood emergency in Massachusetts with hundreds of homes damaged.

We rescued so many people last night. We don't even have a total count.

Plus, the new path for Hurricane Lee just coming in.

North Korean leader Kim Jong-un arrives in Russia for a meeting with Vladimir Putin.

The meeting comes as Russia grows more desperate for ammo to support its invasion of Ukraine.

And America decides the first part of our in-depth interview with Republican hopeful Ron DeSantis, all about the issues.

The focus tonight, foreign policy.

Would you as commander-in-chief authorize a preemptive strike against the North Koreans?

The biggest antitrust trial in decades begins today, and it's Google versus the U.S.

The Justice Department in more than a dozen states accused the company of illegally limiting your online search options.

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