Tonight, the landmark Supreme Court showdown protests outside the Supreme Court as the

justice is here arguments over the future of birthright citizenship in America and whether

federal judges can put a halt on actions from the president.

Laura Jarrett breaks down a contentious day in court.

The tornado threat tonight is millions face the risk of severe storms and millions more

facing hotter than normal spring temperatures. Al Roker is here. Cassie Ventura under cross-examination

after painting a vivid portrait of being forced into so-called freak-offs for years and alleging

Sean Diddy Combs tried to blackmail her with the videos.

The criminal investigation and the music icon Smokey Robinson.

What multiple women who work for him accuse him of doing?

Radio silence in Denver, one of the busiest airports in North America,

loses radio contact with jets for 90 seconds.

What happened?

The price you pay, world's biggest retailer Walmart, says they'll have to raise prices as

the Trump tariffs continue why you may pay more for bananas and more the next time you shop.

Our report on Elon Musk's X-A-I-I Colossus supercomputer, why some near Memphis say

fumes from the giant facility are making it difficult to breathe. And how a missing camper who survived

in the snowy Sierra for weeks was found by chance. This is NBC Nightly News with Lester Holt.

Good evening and welcome. Tonight, the Supreme Court once more called upon to settle a question

of presidential powers. In this case, the ability of federal courts to block presidential

executive orders. Today, the Justice is hearing arguments related to birthright citizenship,

guaranteed in the Constitution. By executive order, President Trump moved to take away citizenship

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