Good evening, I'm Jeff Bennett, I'm the Navas as away.

On the news hour tonight, Donald Trump says he's the focus of a special counsel investigation

into efforts to overturn the 2020 election, compounding the former president's legal troubles.

The slow pace and minimal gains of Ukraine's counteroffensive against Russia prompts questions

about military strategy.

Despite legally owning rights to much of the Colorado River, indigenous tribes in the

West are largely cut off from accessing its water.

We want to be able to have water rights that are secured, that we can be able to develop,

to be able to close the clean water access gap.

Good evening and welcome to the news hour.

Former president Donald Trump says he's been notified that he's a target in the special

counsel investigation into efforts to overturn the 2020 election results, signaling that he's

likely to be charged with federal crimes.

In a post on his truth social account today, the former president said he received the

notice Sunday night from special counsel Jack Smith, who is investigating Mr. Trump's actions

in the aftermath of the presidential election, including the insurrection at the U.S.

Capitol on January 6, 2021.

Carrie Johnson covers the Justice Department for NPR and joins us now.

Carrie, thank you for being with us.

Donald Trump said on social media today that he was given what he called a very short

four days to report to the grand jury for testimony.

He said he expects to be charged because such a move, quote, almost always means an arrest

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