In tonight's other headlines, members of the California National Guard are in Oregon over the objections of California Governor Gavin Newsom.

This comes after a federal judge temporary block President Trump's deployment of the Oregon National Guard to Portland.

In a social media post, Newsom said the president deployed his state's National Guard and that he would go to court to try to stop it.

Mr. Trump said that using the National Guard in big cities will eliminate crime.

Washington, D.C. went from a hellhole to a safe place.

It took 12 days to solve the problem, 12 days.

And we're going to do that in Chicago.

We're going to do that in Portland. We're going to do that in Portland.

In the case of Chicago, Mr. Trump said he was acting because local officials aren't doing anything.

Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker, a Democrat, said he was presented with an ultimatum and called the plan to federalize 300 National Guard members, a manufactured performance.

Tensions in Chicago escalated Saturday when a federal agent shot and wounded a woman on the city's southwest side.

DHS officials say the woman was armed and rammed a law enforcement vehicle.

Russia launched drones, missiles, and bombs across Ukraine overnight, killing five people,

including a 15-year-old. Parts of Leviv in the West, which was once considered a haven from

fighting, were set ablaze. The attack left some areas without power. Ukrainian president Volodomir

Zelenskyy said nine regions were targeted and civilian infrastructure was deliberately hit.

In a video release today, Russian President Vladimir Putin warned that if the United States supplies Ukraine with long-range missiles,

it would signal a new stage of escalation and damage bilateral ties.

In Syria today, a milestone. the first election since the fall of longtime autocratic leader Bashar al-Assad.

It was nearly a year ago that he was toppled by a swift, rebel-led offensive.

Syrians didn't vote directly in today's elections.

Instead, electoral committees select representatives for two-thirds of the Parliament,

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