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Aaron Katursky, ABC News investigative correspondent, updates on the Nancy Guthrie disappearance with on-the-ground detail. Rachel Scott, ABC News senior political correspondent, breaks down the White House’s removal of a racist social post and shifting explanations. They also touch on Bad Bunny’s all-Spanish Super Bowl set and its cultural impact. Short, timely conversations on controversy, investigation, and culture.

Maggie Rulli, on-site Winter Olympics reporter, previews ceremonies, logistics, and athlete storylines. James Longman, U.K. international correspondent, explains political fallout from released Epstein emails. Aaron Katursky, investigative reporter, walks through the Guthrie kidnapping, ransom notes, and verification efforts. Short, fast-paced updates on scandal, investigation, and Olympic drama.

Britt Glennett, ABC foreign correspondent who covered rescues of Ukrainian children taken to Russia. Jay O'Brien, ABC Capitol Hill correspondent tracking DHS funding fights. They discuss risky cross-border operations to recover children, efforts to erase Ukrainian identity in occupied schools, and the political showdown over DHS staffing, funding deadlines, and proposed reforms.

Martha Raddatz, ABC chief global affairs correspondent with deep experience in international security, explains why a U.S. jet engaged an Iranian drone and the diplomatic fallout. Matt Rivers, reporting from Minneapolis on federal enforcement, covers prosecutor resignations and community reactions. Trevor Ault, Arizona reporter, outlines leads and urgent concerns in the Nancy Guthrie missing-person investigation.

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.

Elizabeth Schulze, ABC business reporter who covers finance and foreign investments. John Quinones, ABC correspondent known for on-the-ground human stories. Olivia Rubin, investigative reporter who reviewed the new Jeffrey Epstein files. They discuss newly released Epstein documents and named contacts. They cover a detained five-year-old reunited with his family. They examine reporting on a reported UAE investment tied to a Trump-backed crypto fund.

Patrick Rievel, ABC foreign correspondent covering Russia’s attacks on Ukrainian energy and winter humanitarian crises. Jonathan Karl, ABC Washington correspondent analyzing the Georgia raid and election conspiracy promotions. Allie Pekorin, Capitol Hill/ABC reporter on DHS funding fights and proposed ICE reforms. They discuss DHS funding standoffs, election office raids and conspiracy claims, and Ukraine’s energy-strike fallout.

Steve Osunsami, ABC News reporter on higher education fraud. Matt Rivers, ABC field correspondent covering Homeland Security incidents. Olivia Rubin, ABC investigative reporter on legal and election probes. They discuss the Fulton County FBI search and seized 2020 ballots. They cover questions about chain of custody and possible legal fallout. They examine DHS statements after the Alex Preddy shooting and the rise of college “ghost student” identity scams.

Colonel Stephen Ganyard, a former Marine and State Department official-turned-analyst, Elizabeth Schulze, an ABC tech and business reporter, and Matt Rivers, an on-the-ground Minneapolis correspondent. They discuss DHS findings about two federal agents firing, local distrust and federal-state tensions in Minneapolis. They also cover rising Iran death estimates and nearby U.S. military movements, plus TikTok’s U.S. takeover and moderation worries.

Trevor Ault, an ABC reporter in Minneapolis covering local reactions and legal fights. Mary Bruce, ABC White House correspondent tracking tone and personnel shifts. They discuss the sudden federal deployment and leadership changes in Minnesota. They cover state court moves to challenge federal actions and how communications between national and local officials shifted in response.