Tonight, the White House pauses military aid to Ukraine as the administration considers taking the heat off of Russia.

Men markets tumble as a new round of tariffs are set to hit our closest allies.

Plus, high prices are starting to worry congressional Republicans.

A report from America's heartland as the 11th hour gets underway on this Monday night.

Good evening once again. I am Stephanie Ruhl. It is now day 43 of the second Trump administration.

And as we begin week number seven, yep, it's only been seven weeks,

President Trump continues to ramp up his rhetoric and his actions against Ukrainian president

Zelensky. Tonight, NBC News reports the U.S. is pausing all military aid to Ukraine.

A White House official says the administration is reviewing the aid to, quote, ensure that it is contributing

to a solution. My colleague Gabe Gutierrez has those details.

Tonight, more than three years into Russia's war on Ukraine, President Trump says potential

peace talks are not dead, but the next move is up to Ukraine's President Zelensky.

I just think you should be more appreciative because this country has stuck with them through thick and thin.

President Trump today firing back after Zelensky said overnight,

Apistio was still very, very far away.

He said he thinks the war's going to go on for a long time, and he better not be right

about that. Negotiations with Ukraine on a deal to share the country's mineral wealth as payback

for USAID. Seed as a first step in the broader peace process collapsed following Friday's

diplomatic disaster in the Oval Office. You're gambling with World War III.

Zelensky this weekend getting support at an emergency meeting of European leaders.

His tension with the White House now prompting concern about the future of NATO

and Trump's relationship with Russian President Putin.

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