Tim Pierce

President Trump will address the nation from the White House at 9 p.m.

Eastern tonight.

The president is closing in on the end of the first year of his second term, which has been marked by an aggressive agenda on immigration and foreign policy and unprecedented action on trade.

White House Press Secretary Caroline Leavitt says the address will focus on highlighting some of the administration's biggest accomplishments in 2025, while also, quote, teasing some policy that will be coming in the new year.

Reiner was charged Tuesday with two counts of first-degree murder with special circumstances attached because there were multiple murders and because he allegedly attacked with a deadly weapon, a knife.

The maximum sentence for those charges is life without the possibility of parole or the death penalty.

But L.A.

County District Attorney Nathan Hockman said that his office has not yet decided if it would pursue the death penalty.

Hockman said that his office has requested that Nick Reiner be held without bail, but he also said that, quote, "...charges are not evidence."

and that the suspect should still be allowed his day in court.

As the Brown University shooter remains at large, authorities and school officials are warning against what they call, quote, harmful speculation after a person linked to the university was doxxed.

Daily Wire assistant editor Andy Valdez reports.

Federal immigration agents will descend upon two new states as part of a continued operation to nab Somali illegal immigrants.

Daily Wire immigration reporter Jenny Ter has the story.

After regulators blocked its proposed sale to Amazon, iRobot, the American company that created the robotic vacuum Roomba, filed for bankruptcy this week.

Under the bankruptcy plan, iRobot's manufacturer, Piscea, will take all of the company's equity, shifting ownership from American to Chinese hands.

Initially, the company hoped to merge with Amazon to improve its scale and create more competitive pricing, but was blocked three years ago over antitrust laws.

The bankruptcy leaves the U.S.

without a major American-owned competitor in the home robotics industry.

And the first teaser trailer for a new documentary on the First Lady of the U.S.