Tonight, President Trump testing the limits of his power, the White House ordering a pause on multiple forms of federal financial assistance.

The chaos and confusion in Washington and the swift backlash, including lawsuits.

A federal judge late tonight delaying the start date, plus President Trump's new buyout offer for all federal employees.

Ice roundups in New York City, the new Homeland Security Secretary there, as undocumented immigrants are arrested,

including, she says, a ringleader of a violent gang.

Dangerous outbreak, the unprecedented spread of tuberculosis in Kansas.

The historic number of cases detected.

Kennedy family split, on the eve of his confirmation hearing to lead American health

agencies, Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s cousin Caroline Kennedy, blasting him as a, quote, predator.

Returned to Auschwitz.

She was a 14-year-old.

When the Nazi death camp was liberated, at age 94, she returns for the first time,

showing our Jesse curse what she says the world must remember.

TikTok's newest suitors, the big tech execs, who could be lining up to buy the popular app as the new deadline to avoid a shutdown nears.

The Airbus A321 catching fire while preparing for flight, plus the good news tonight for two beloved endangered manatees returning to the sea.

This is NBC Nightly News with Lester Holt.

Good evening and welcome.

The speed of President Trump's rush to remake the federal government may have left some in its wake today

and ultimately caused a federal judge to step in, temporarily halting an abrupt Trump

administration order to pause spending on federal grants and loans. The order outlined in an early

morning memo left many organizations that depend on federal funds, from non-profits to state

programs, confused and scrambling for some clarity. The White

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