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The man DHS Sec. Noem publicly accused of writing letters threatening Pres. Trump, was framed by another inmate who wanted the man to be deported so he would no longer be able to testify against him in an upcoming trial, according to a recent court filing. Luke Barr reports.

A new study finds a link between lower calorie diets and a higher risk of depression. People on calorie-restricted diets were more likely to be clinically depressed compared to people on other diets, according to a new study from BMJ Nutrition Prevention and Health.

NYC native rapper Lil Tecca, known for hits like “Dark Thoughts,” discusses his upcoming album “Dopamine” with ABC News News’ Linsey Davis, reflecting on balancing personal growth with fan expectations.

Pres. Trump said he spoke to Russian President Putin on the phone, describing their call as "good" but "not a conversation that will lead to immediate peace" between Russia and Ukraine. Karen Travers reports. abcnews.link/JSOgZNt?utm_so…

Tariffs on steel and aluminum went into effect Wednesday, doubling from 25% to 50%. Brandon Farris, VP of government affairs at the Steel Manufacturers Association, joins #ABCNewsLive. “This is helping level the playing field for producers of steel in America.”

The FBI has arrested an alleged co-conspirator linked to the Palm Springs fertility clinic car bombing, with officials saying he provided large quantities of ammonium nitrate to the suspect killed in the blast. Jaclyn Lee reports.

Gal Gilboa-Dala and Ilay David, brothers of Israeli hostages, speak out on their push for the release of their loved ones as they meet with top Trump officials. "We're doing everything we can and we speak with everyone we can."

The manhunt continues for a father who is accused of killing his three young daughters near a campground in Washington, with officials saying he could be "anywhere within the nation."

As Senate Republicans try to chart a path forward for Pres. Trump’s spending bill, the "One Big Beautiful Bill Act" faces stiff headwinds. Sen. Ron Wyden (D-OR) joins #ABCNewsLivePrime

President Trump signed a proclamation on Wednesday banning travel from 12 countries, citing national security concerns. James Sample, a constitutional law expert at Hofstra University, joins Linsey Davis with more. Follow live updates: abcnews.link/ZSu6Rwa

“Big Mouth” costars nick kroll and Andrew Rannells join Linsey Davis to discuss their new genre-bending horror comedy film, “I Don’t Understand You.”

Tony and Grammy-winning star of “Hamilton” RenéeEliseGoldsberry reflects on finding her voice beyond Broadway with her upcoming solo debut album “Who I Really Am.”

Elon Musk continues his attacks on Pres. Trump's signature bill with a barrage of posts on X, instructing his more than 200 million followers to call members of Congress to "KILL the BILL." Rachel Scott reports. abcnews.link/N8dDzaO

NEW: Pres. Trump confirmed he spoke with Chinese Pres. Xi Jinping on the phone this morning about trade. @KarenTravers reports Trump said Xi invited him and the First Lady to visit China. "He agreed, and also invited Xi to come here to the United States."

World Pride aims to bring hope to the LGBTQ+ community in Trump-era Washington. Ryan Bos, executive director of the Capital Pride Alliance, which organizes Pride Month programming in D.C. each year says, "This is the time that our community needs to show up."

ABC News Live Prime with Linsey Davis not only delivers the news you need to know, we also provide the perfect vocal warm up for nick kroll!

Once close allies, a feud between Elon Musk and Pres. Trump erupted on social media with Musk accusing Trump of "ingratitude."

Rep. Jay Obernolte (R-CA) speaks on the details of the “One Big Beautiful Bill Act" and the souring relationship between Pres. Trump and Elon Musk. “I think that these relationship issues kind of blow over and I expect that that's what will happen in this case.”

Uganda has one of the highest rates of HIV in the world and rely heavily on aid from the U.S., Ines de La Cuetara goes inside the orphanages and clinics in the country where aid workers and nurses face challenges to ration lifesaving medications for HIV+ patients, many of them children.