Tonight, breaking news for the first time in American history, the Speaker of the House is removed.

After a vote from within the Republican Party, what happens now?

Here are tonight's headlines.

The Office of Speaker of the House of the United States House of Representatives is hereby declared vacant.

Drama at the Capitol. The U.S. House votes to oust its speaker.

Kevin McCarthy out as Speaker. Congress grinds to a standstill without someone in the role.

A little girl who went missing in upstate New York is now home with her family.

State police still on the scene where they captured the suspect. We've watched as investigators

covered in white have gone in and out of this home with paper bags and what appears to be

several gun cases. A special look at crime in America. What's behind the rise in carjackings around the country after a sitting member of Congress is held at gunpoint by three armed men right here in the nation's capital.

I looked at one with a gun, another one with a gun, they threw one behind me. So they said they wanted my car. I say, sure.

New details from Donald Trump's fraud trial after the judge issues a gag order.

Plus, the former president says he'll take the stand.

He always argues that this is free speech.

Trump is routinely testing the bounds of what's appropriate and what's legal.

Hunter Biden has pleaded not guilty to three felony charges stemming from his purchase of a firearm in 2018 while he was a drug user.

Concern over self-driving taxis what you need to know after a woman is run over in San Francisco.

Didn't buy a ticket for last night's Powerball? You're in luck. No one won. And now the jackpot is at $1.2 billion.

Washington's National Cathedral has a new view,

the story behind this stained glass,

and the stain on history it replaced.

The whole thing in the most beautiful way

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