Today's other headlines start with a shooting at one of the country's largest army bases.

Officials in Georgia say an Army sergeant opened fire at Fort Stewart this morning,

shooting five soldiers and prompting a brief lockdown.

The base is about 40 miles southwest of Savannah and is home to thousands of troops in the Army's third infantry division and their family members.

Authorities say 28-year-old Cornelius Radford started shooting before 11 a.m. Eastern and was

quickly subdued by his fellow soldiers. All five of the victims are recovering in stable

condition. At a briefing today, the division's commanding general said Radford used a personal

handgun, which are not

typically allowed on military bases. As you can see here at our gates, we have armed guards

in protective equipment. This one's a bit difficult, and we're going to have to determine how

he was able to get a handgun to his place of duty.

Officials also say Radford had a DUI on his record, which was not previously known to his chain of command. He's now in custody, and authorities say they're looking into possible

motives for the shooting. In Russia today, U.S. envoy Steve Whitkoff met with President

Vladimir Putin for what a Kremlin aid called

useful and constructive talks. The meeting comes just days ahead of President Trump's

deadline for Moscow to stop the war in Ukraine or face severe tariffs and other economic

penalties. Afterwards, President Trump said great progress was made but did not signal whether

he would call off his

plan sanctions. Meanwhile on the ground in Ukraine, officials say Russia struck a recreational center

overnight in the southeastern region of Zaporisha. At least two people were killed and a dozen others

injured. Also today, President Trump said there's a, quote, good chance that he could meet

with President Putin soon that comes amid media reports that such a sit-down is in the works,

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