Good evening. I'm Amin Nawaz. And I'm Jeff Bennett. On the news hour tonight, the potential impact of President Trump's reported plan to take control of the U.S. Postal Service.

A fired park ranger weighs in on the major impacts of the president's cuts to government services.

All these large-scale terminations definitely will have a direct safety impact on national parks around the country.

And a preview of national elections in Germany on Sunday, where immigration has been the key issue. Welcome to the news hour.

President Trump levied new shots against Ukrainian President Volothemir Zelensky today.

First, he told a radio interviewer that he didn't think it's very important that Zelensky attend meetings aimed at bringing the war to an end.

Then President Trump stepped up his criticism while speaking to a group of governors gathered at the White House.

I've had very good talks with Putin and I've had not such good talks with Ukraine.

They don't have any cards, but they play it tough.

But we're not going to let this continue.

This war is terrible.

These latest comments follow a week of escalating tensions between Trump and Zelensky,

which has seen the president refer to Zelensky as a dictator and falsely claim that Ukraine

started the war. A federal judge in Manhattan adjourned the corruption case against New York City

Mayor Eric Adams today. But Judge Dale Ho left the charges against him in place

for now. The judge also appointed an outside lawyer, Paul Clement, to present independent

arguments on the DOJ's motion to drop the case. He was Solicitor General under former President

George W. Bush. The push to dismiss Adams case led to a wave of resignations by federal prosecutors.

This week, New York Governor Kathy Hochel said she would not use her legal authority to remove him from office for now.

Also in New York, Luigi Mangione, the man accused of killing United Health Care CEO, Brian Thompson,

appeared in court today for

the first time since his arraignment on state murder and terror charges two months ago.

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