In the day's other headlines, Attorney General Pam Bondi has directed federal prosecutors to pursue the death penalty for Luigi Mangione, the accused shooter of United Healthcare CEO.

That is in line with President Trump's day one executive order compelling DOJ to seek capital punishment whenever possible.

Mangioni faces both state and federal murder charges.

His state trial is expected to go first and would carry a maximum punishment of life in prison.

President Trump's first term saw more federal executions than under any president in modern

history. His predecessor, Joe Biden, prohibited federal executions.

In Lithuania, the fourth and final U.S. Army soldier who went missing in Lithuania last week,

along with three others, has been found dead.

Their armored vehicles submerged in a swamp during a training exercise near the Belarus border,

spurring a difficult week-long recovery operation. The U.S. Army is notifying next of kin and investigating what caused the incident jointly with Lithuanian authorities.

In the Middle East, Israel struck the Lebanese capital of Beirut today for the second time since a ceasefire with Hezbollah

took effect last November.

It hit a building in the city's southern suburbs, killing four people.

Israel says its target was a Hezbollah member who was helping to plan an attack against Israeli civilians.

Residents of the area say the strike came without warning.

We were sleeping. We hear a sound and a powerful strike hit.

My daughters asked me what was going on.

I told them, don't be afraid.

You can't tell a child these are strikes.

They've lived through them.

We asked around what had happened.

They said the strike hit our neighbor next to us.

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