Tonight, the shock escalation overseas as Israel launches air strikes inside a country that is a key U.S.

ally, explosions ripping through the capital of Qatar, targeting Hamas officials. Israel says

planning had been in the works for months, but the decision to attack came after Hamas claimed

responsibility for the deadly terror attack in Jerusalem.

But tonight, in a rare move, the White House criticizing Israel.

Plus, we'll show you what else Congress found in Jeffrey Epstein's birthday book and why the president is calling it a dead issue when we asked about the letter and drawing inside,

allegedly, including his signature.

The new federal charge in the gruesome stabbing of a woman on a North Carolina public transit train,

the moment the U.S. attorney on the case got emotional discussing the horrific crime.

The concerning new jobs report,

nearly a million fewer jobs created than previously thought,

what one of Wall Street's biggest leaders, Jamie Diamond,

is warning about tonight.

The shocking murder of a beloved Auburn professor killed in broad daylight at a popular dog park,

how police tracked down the suspect.

Protests exploding in Nepal leaving at least 19 people dead.

The reason?

A nationwide ban on social media.

It's being called the first political revolution powered by Gen Z.

First look, Apple revealing its thinnest iPhone yet, plus the new AirPods that can translate

conversations in real time in your ear. But are they worth the new price tag? And imagine walking

into your college classroom and having a nine-year-old sit down next to you, the boy genius

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