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YOUTUBE (NewsNation) - USS Lincoln is returning home despite the Trump downplaying reports of a mental health crisis

Luigi Mangione pleaded guilty Friday to Federal stalking charges after admitting he shot United Healthcare CEO Brian Thompson, but the story is far from over. His defense attorneys are claiming New York's double jeopardy laws should exempt the 28-year-old from standing trial for murder, but the District Attorney’s Office says it will press ahead with its prosecution. Will the judge even allow the state's murder case to go forward? High-profile defense attorney Mark Geragos and former federal prosecutor Gene Rossi give their take. Thousands of American sailors aboard the USS Lincoln will finally get some relief after a record deployment of more than eight and a half months at sea. Parents have denounced dire conditions aboard the aircraft…

AI:The USS Lincoln is returning home following a record-breaking deployment of over eight and a half months at sea, amidst intense scrutiny regarding the welfare of its crew. While the Trump administration has downplayed reports of a mental health crisis, families have denounced dire conditions on board the aircraft carrier, including severe shortages of food and essential supplies. As service members face these hardships, Navy leadership maintains that the reported issues are overblown, even as lawmakers push for answers regarding the sailors' treatment during their extended mission.Open

YOUTUBE (MS NOW) - 'GASLIT': Families of USS Lincoln sailors feel 'extremely abandoned' by Trump admin

Trump administration officials’ dismissive comments about the conditions aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln have left the families of service members feeling gaslit. MS NOW reporters Priya Sridhar and David Rohde join guest host Catherine Rampell on The 11th Hour with Ali Velshi to discuss the fallout from the USS Lincoln’s long deployment.

AI:Families of sailors stationed aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln are reporting feelings of abandonment and being gaslit by the Trump administration following dismissive responses to reports regarding deteriorating conditions during their extended deployment. Amidst rising concerns over food shortages and a mental health crisis among the crew, service members' families are demanding immediate accountability from Navy leadership and expressing deep betrayal at the disconnect between official administrative rhetoric and the harsh realities faced by those on board.Open