Rachel Scott

Josh Margolin, ABC investigative reporter who digs into suspicious lab finds in Las Vegas. Ian Pannell, ABC foreign correspondent on-the-ground in Gaza and Rafah crossings. Rachel Scott, ABC political correspondent covering election security and federal actions. They discuss Trump’s push to centralize voting, Rafah’s limited reopenings and humanitarian flow, and the discovery of a possible bio lab in Las Vegas.

Rachel Scott, a network correspondent known for on-the-ground political reporting, covers Bill Clinton’s unprecedented closed-door testimony about Jeffrey Epstein. She also reports on the Anthropic ban from federal agencies and its ties to Pentagon access. Short segments touch on international tensions, a tram derailment in Milan, and the viral story of Punch the baby monkey.

Ashan Singh, ABC field reporter who covers cultural community stories, shares how young Iranian Americans reclaim heritage through dance and No Ruz gatherings. Rachel Scott, ABC senior political correspondent at the White House, outlines escalating U.S. policy moves and ultimatum tensions. The conversation contrasts vibrant diasporic joy with urgent national security developments.

Britt Clinton, ABC correspondent on international energy and economics, and Rachel Scott, ABC senior political correspondent at the White House, unpack rising global energy alarms and U.S. troop movements. They discuss Iran rejecting a peace plan and insisting on control of the Strait of Hormuz. They also cover Asian conservation measures, the Philippines’ energy emergency, and economic risks if the strait stays closed.

Rachel Scott, an ABC reporter who interviewed President Trump, provides call-based reporting and follow-up details. Ian Pannell, an ABC correspondent on the ground in the Middle East, delivers frontline coverage of the U.S.-Israeli assault on Iran. They discuss reports of leadership casualties, scope of the joint operation, regional retaliatory strikes, legal and congressional questions, and shifting security and oil risks.