In the day's other headlines, President Trump's former national security advisor turned critic,

John Bolton, has reportedly agreed to plead guilty to one felony count of illegally retaining classified information.

The deal would settle a criminal case that burst into public view when FBI agents raided his Maryland home and Washington, D.C. office. Officials say he held on to sensitive diary-like notes that he planned to use for a memoir.

If the deal is approved by a judge, Bolton could either face no prison time or up to five years in custody,

plus more than $2 million in fines.

U.S. officials said today there is no threat of mass infestation from a flesh-eating

insect that's been detected in livestock in Texas.

Authorities say the New World Screw Worm was found in a three-week-old calf in South Texas,

but that no other cases have been confirmed so far.

It's the first time in decades it's been detected in the U.S.

At a hearing on Capitol Hill, Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rawlins stressed the threat

to livestock production did not mean a threat to the food supply.

We are using every tool at our disposal to eliminate this threat to our livestock producers

and to our national security, and we will actively keep you updated.

Thankfully, this pest does not represent any sort of challenge to our food safety, and

that's a really important message.

The New World Screw Worm is a parasitic fly that affects livestock,

pets, and wildlife, and in rare cases, people, though officials say there's no current threat

to humans. Hasbola rejected the latest ceasefire agreement between Israel and Lebanon today,

and instead called for a complete Israeli withdrawal from Lebanon.

Smoke billowed from Israeli strikes in southern Lebanon today that killed at least four people.

A UN peacekeeper was also killed in the crossfire.

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