I'm Shannon Bream. High-stakes talks underway as the U.S. tries to bridge the gap in a nuclear standoff with Iran.

We hope that we can reach an agreement with Iran. It will not be easy, but that's the process we're engaged in now.

Diplomats working around the clock as Israel weighs launching an attack if the talks don't go

well.

And here in Washington, President Trump's big, beautiful bill finally gets the greenlight from

divided House Republicans.

The bill is passed.

But now must survive the Senate.

Senate Democrats will oppose this morally bankrupt bill with every fiber in our being.

The Senate's got to do its work, and we will, and there'll be changes.

With just three votes to spare, I'll talk with Kentucky Republican Rand Paul, who's a hard no for now.

And ask Speaker Mike Johnson if he can defy expectations again once the Senate makes its changes.

Then the Biden cover-up, Democrats backtrack while the GOP targets the former president's inner circle.

Alex Thompson co-author of Original Sin joins us only on Fox News Sunday.

And two Israeli embassy staffers murdered in D.C.

As pro-Palestinian protests rage on college campuses,

and as the Trump White House tries to terminate Harvard's student visa program,

a judge says not so fast.

We'll bring in our Sunday panel to discuss the escalating standoff.

Plus, Gary Sinise, giving back this Memorial Day weekend.

Just showing up, letting them know that we appreciate what they're doing.

We're grateful for them, and we don't forget about what they're going through.

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