If it's Monday, House Speaker Johnson prepares to face a divided Republican

caucus and a growing to-do list in Washington with Ukraine funding, aid for

Israel, an impeachment effort,

and Johnson's own job all on the line.

Plus, tens of millions of Americans

across 15 states bear witness

to a historic total solar eclipse as the sun, moon, and earth fully

aligned plunging parts of the nation into darkness. We're in the path of

totality as the rare event enters its final stretch.

And President Biden announces a sweeping student loan forgiveness plan.

It could cancel thousands of dollars of debt for tens of millions of Americans

as the President looks to gain a much-needed political

boost in the race for the Press Now. I'm Yamey Shell Center in Washington where this week

lawmakers are returning after their two week recess,

but waiting for them on Capitol Hill

is a long to-do list, including passing critical foreign aid

for Israel and Ukraine, passing funding to rebuild the key bridge in

Baltimore which President Biden has vowed the federal government will pay for as well as

passing the reauthorization of a controversial surveillance program.

This all comes as the Republican controlled House

says it will deliver its articles of impeachment

against Homeland Security Secretary Alejandroiorkis

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