Aaron Katursky

Sam Sweeney, a transportation reporter for ABC News, shares on-the-ground insights about flight cancellations due to staffing shortages, highlighting the chaos at airports and what travelers should do if their flights are impacted. Mary Bruce, ABC News's chief White House correspondent, discusses a pivotal deal to make obesity drugs more affordable, shedding light on its implications for millions. Aaron Katursky, the chief investigative correspondent, warns about criminals impersonating ICE agents, detailing the risks and incidents related to this alarming trend.

Join Aaron Katursky, ABC News' chief investigative correspondent, as he delves into a multi-state manhunt linked to the tragic death of a Brown University shooting suspect, revealing connections to an MIT professor's murder. Catherine Falders discusses the impending DOJ release of Jeffrey Epstein's files, shedding light on the vast materials involved. Meanwhile, Selena Wang explores the White House's decision to reclassify marijuana, analyzing its significance for medical research and potential policy shifts. Intricate stories unfold in this gripping discussion.

Anne Flaherty, an ABC News Pentagon reporter, digs into the controversial U.S. strikes near Venezuela, revealing legal quandaries and command disputes. She discusses how the actions may have violated the Geneva Convention and the implications of potential protocol changes. Aaron Katursky, an investigative correspondent, reviews the contentious trial of Luigi Mangione, spotlighting evidence and courtroom drama. Meanwhile, Ben Siegel analyzes the high-stakes Tennessee special election and its significance for Republican dynamics in Congress.

U.S. Senator and Secretary of State Marco Rubio shares insights on the recent capture of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro, focusing on the U.S. strategy in the region and the complexities of the oil quarantine. Aaron Katursky updates listeners from the Brooklyn detention center about Maduro's indictment and expected legal proceedings. They delve into U.S. interactions with Venezuelan authorities and the potential for Western oil companies to rebuild Venezuela’s oil industry. Discussions also touch on legal concerns and the political implications of these actions.

Aaron Katersky and Martha Raddatz provide riveting insights into the recent legal and military drama surrounding Nicolas Maduro. Katersky reports on Maduro’s surprising courtroom antics and claims of still being president. Raddatz dives deep into the high-stakes U.S. military operation that led to Maduro’s capture, featuring daring raids and the complexities of command. They also discuss the political upheaval in Venezuela with Delcy Rodriguez stepping in as acting president, alongside the international reactions to this historic moment.