MS NOW confirms a grand jury decided not to issue a second indictment against New York AG Letitia James. MS NOW Senior Legal Reporter Lisa Rubin breaks down the latest in Trump's failing retribution campaign. Plus, Pete Hegseth is facing more scrutiny over the new report on his Signal communications and today's classified briefing on the Pentagon's boat strikes. Rep. Chris Deluzio, one of the Democrats targeted by President Trump for saying troops can refuse illegal orders, joins The Weeknight to discuss. And, hosts respond to breaking news at the Supreme Court, which just green-lighted Texas to use its new gerrymandered congressional map ahead of next year's midterms. 

7pm: Democrats are pushing for transparency in Pete Hegseth's boat strikes scandal. Former Secretary of the Air Force Frank Kendall and MS NOW National Security and Intelligence Analyst Michael Feinberg join The Weeknight to explain what comes next. Plus, it's a make-or-break week in Indiana as the state senate takes up Trump's push for mid-decade redistricting. Former U.S. Senator from Indiana Joseph Donnelly and Abha Khan, partner at Elias Law Group, join The Weeknight to break it down. 

8pm: Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro joins The Weeknight to discuss the economic strain Americans are facing, as President Trump heads to the Keystone state to address the affordability crisis. And, Trump loyalist turned U.S. Attorney Alina Habba has announced she's leaving her post after an appeals court ruled her appointment was unlawful. MS NOW Legal Analyst Mary McCord and President of Media Matters Angelo Carusone join The Weeknight to break it down.