Luigi Mangione Pleads Guilty to Federal Charges. What You Need To Know - August 14

A major twist is expected today in the case against Luigi Mangione as he's expected to plead guilty to federal charges just weeks before his state murder trial is set to begin; the company behind more that 120,000 license plate tracking camera nationwide is promising major changes after a Washington Post investigation found police officers are using them to stalk women; the Pentagon is denying reports of a mental health crisis aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln as Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth calls them "completely misrepresented"; the U.S. military has reportedly lost 25% of its Reaper drones in the war with Iran with sources telling the Washington Post at least 45 of those drones were either shot down or crashed; Ukraine has attacked an oil refinery deep inside Russia, with a drone setting it on fire and four people reportedly injured; two incidents of vandalism have been reported at the World War II memorial in Washington D.C.; a surrogate who refused a pregnancy is now fighting for custody of the baby; the women suspected of killing a man in Florida and using multiple disguises to go on the run has been captured; Nigel Farage has won back his own seat in the U.K. with his main challenger being Count Binface, a self-described intergalactic space warrior who wears a trash can on his head; and this weekend, Disney is taking over the Anaheim Convention Center for D23, with major announcements expected from Marvel, Star Wars and more.

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