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President Donald Trump has made a major medical announcement about an epidemic plaguing American youth. Meanwhile, the White House is doubling down on its promise to punish political violence. The measure is being implemented after the president and his cabinet secretaries attended the memorial service for Charlie Kirk in Arizona on Sunday.

Emotional tributes were made on Sunday night as tens of thousands packed State Farm Stadium in Glendale to remember the late Charlie Kirk. NTD speaks to Gen Z influencer Chandler Crump as he reflects on Charlie’s legacy and on the event. In addition, Jack Bradley brings us more details from Arizona.

How have Americans of faith been targeted for their beliefs? And how will Trump’s establishment of the Religious Liberty Commission help restore America’s Judeo-Christian foundation? We’ll bring you an NTD interview with Carol Swain, an author and a former professor of political science and law.

As the nation continues to mourn Charlie Kirk’s assassination, his legacy is inspiring greater political discourse. Are elected officials doing enough to encourage Americans to tone down hateful speech and get back to communicating? Tonight we’re joined by two strategists: Republican Chet Love and Democrat Ashwani Jain.

Senate Democrats are opposing the continuing resolution passed in the House, but with only 8 days to go until a government shutdown. They are staging their opposition despite having voted to extend existing levels of funding 19 times in the past 5 years.

The United States is calling on Russia to stop entering the airspace of NATO members. Arian Pasdar has more on the alleged violations by Moscow.