World News Tonight with David Muir

Coverage includes a high-profile six-hour lawmaker testimony and the political tensions surrounding it. A deadly speedboat shootout near Cuba with at least one American killed is examined. A convicted stowaway allegedly flew from Newark to Milan. Reports cover a draft national voting emergency order and updates on U.S.-Iran talks. Weather threats and unusual local human-interest stories round out the report.

Victor Oquendo, an ABC News correspondent covering breaking stories, leads reporting on Tiger Woods' rollover crash and DUI charges. Short segments cover Woods' driving history and Masters uncertainty. Other fast-paced reports include nationwide TSA pay and airline delays, a Middle East attack injuring U.S. service members, and the Disney Legends honors led by Bob Iger.

Steve Osunsami, ABC News correspondent reporting from airports, gives on-scene updates about TSA workers missing pay and long lines as a partial shutdown drags on. He breaks down the chaos at security checkpoints and the federal response. Short, urgent segments recount near-miss aviation scares, international military tensions, and a surprising MLB human-interest moment.

Whit Johnson, an ABC News correspondent covering national stories, leads coverage of record TSA airport wait times and staff shortages amid the partial government shutdown. He reports on local impacts at Houston airports, officers relying on food banks, ICE stepping in, and the politics around funding DHS and possible National Guard deployment.

Gio Benitez, an ABC News correspondent who led on-scene coverage of major breaking stories, discusses the LaGuardia runway crash investigation and NTSB findings. He describes passenger and crew accounts and black box recovery. The conversation also touches on U.S. troop movements, Iran-Israel tensions, and a high-profile Hawaiian attempted murder trial.

Breaking coverage of a dramatic runway collision and the tower audio and timeline that followed. Reports on airport security strains as immigration agents are deployed amid staffing debates. Rising U.S.-Iran tensions and disputed diplomatic claims draw scrutiny. A murder tied to an immigration entry is examined alongside arson at volunteer ambulances in London. Personal stories include a tragic house fire and unusual celebrity and meteorite incidents.

Tom Sufi Burridge, international correspondent reporting from Jerusalem, provides on-the-ground coverage of Iran-related strikes and regional military moves. Morgan Norwood, on-scene reporter at Newark Airport, covers nationwide travel chaos and TSA staffing shortages. They discuss escalating Middle East tensions, threats to the Strait of Hormuz, airport disruptions, and the political fallout in Washington.

Jaclyn Lee, an ABC News Los Angeles correspondent covering economic fallout, and Patrick Reevell, reporting from Doha on frontline developments. They discuss escalating strikes and missile activity in the Middle East. They also cover soaring fuel and jet costs, flight cuts, and disruptions tied to the Strait of Hormuz.

Coverage of U.S. Marines and Navy movements to the Middle East and plans to reopen the Strait of Hormuz. Reports on sophisticated drone swarms over a nuclear-capable base and national security concerns. Weather alerts for Hawaii flooding and a record-breaking heat wave across the West. A review of Chuck Norris's life and a surprising human-interest story about a rescued monkey finding a companion.

James Longman, ABC News chief international correspondent reporting from the region. He breaks down a reported F-35 strike over Iran and the pilot’s condition. He discusses the Pentagon’s $200 billion war funding request and why allies may not have been notified before strikes. He also covers a near midair collision at Newark and the unfolding Barcelona missing-person recovery.