Politics

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has said he plans to discuss a renegotiation of the Safe Third Country Agreement with Biden.

Biden to discuss asylum-seekers with Trudeau during Canada trip

Lawmakers on Capitol Hill are taking further steps to boost rail safety and hold Norfolk Southern accountable for the derailment in Ohio.

More questions for Norfolk Southern, no Dollar Tree eggs: March 22 rundown

Following two bank collapses, the FDIC made all uninsured deposits available within days. A former FDIC chair says he would have done things differently.

Former FDIC chair: A ‘mistake’ to guarantee 100% of deposits at banks

Joe Biden signed the COVID-19 Origin Act of 2023, requiring the Office of the Director of National Intelligence to declassify information on the Wuhan lab.

Here’s what the US government will declassify about COVID-19’s origins

Regulators initially said they'd only bail out banks if a collapse would create systemic risk and significant economic consequences.

Will federal regulators secure deposits at all failing banks like they did at SVB?

Philadelphia will pay more than $9 million in a record-breaking settlement with protesters who protested after George Floyd's death.

Philadelphia to pay George Floyd protesters $9.25M in settlement

Since the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank, the banking system is in turmoil. News of failed and struggling banks has left millions with questions about their money.

Why are banks collapsing and is your money safe in the bank?

A judge blocked part of a California law that requires certain handgun safety features. The preliminary injunction begins in two weeks.

Federal judge blocks California handgun safety law: Media Miss

After former President Trump predicted his arrest today, law enforcement agencies are preparing for protests.

Trump reacts to new testimony, AI offers cancer cure: March 21 rundown

Donald Trump said on Truth Social that he believes he will be arrested Tuesday. The Manhattan DA's office could move to indict him for hush-money payments.

Attorney believes judge and jurors could treat Trump differently if indicted

Trump called for his supporters to protest his arrest, which he expects to happen Tuesday. The NYPD set up barricades on Monday.

New York sets up barricades to prepare for former President Trump’s arrest

As the fight over Colorado River water continues, the Navajo Nation has brought an 1868 treaty to the Supreme Court.

Navajo Nation takes treaty to Supreme Court amid water crisis: Media Miss

More than 1.4 million young people have enlisted in North Korea's military in the last few days, according to state media.

North Korea says 1.4M young people have enlisted in its military

Former president Donald Trump is facing what he believes is his imminent arrest over alleged hush money payments to Stormy Daniels.

Trump expects arrest Tuesday; 20 years since Iraq War began: March 20 rundown

Investigators subpoenaed dozens of people with ties to Trump's Mar-a-Lago estate to testify about classified documents found at the resort.

Report: Feds subpoenaed Trump’s Mar-a-Lago staffers about classified docs

Senators want to make changes after the Supreme Court's Bruen decision on guns through different approaches.

Supreme Court’s Bruen decision on guns sparks Senate action

Gov. Gavin Newsom (D-CA) is spending another $1 billion to combat the homeless crisis. The plan is to decrease homelessness by 15% by 2025.

California Gov. Newsom unveils $1 billion homelessness plan

Two Senators are working together on a bipartisan basis to put cameras in the Supreme Court, hoping to increase transparency and trust.

Durbin, Grassley reintroduce bipartisan bill to put cameras in Supreme Court

Two parents have filed a lawsuit against Rockford Public School District for using male pronouns for their child without their knowledge.

Iowa, Kentucky pass bills impacting transgender youth: Media Miss

Ukraine will be receiving about a dozen fighter jets from Poland, with the first shipment set to arrive within the next few days.

Poland sending jets to Ukraine, another US airport close call: March 17 rundown

Tech companies are threatening to pull news articles from websites over Canada's Online News Act, which would force them to pay news publishers.

Google and Facebook could block news in Canada if Online News Act passes

The Senate is on track to repeal the Authorizations for Use of Military Force against Iraq from 1991 and 2002.

Senate on track to repeal authorizations for use of military force against Iraq

San Francisco wants to pay black residents $5 million as reparation. But the state's NAACP chapter is a surprising critic.

San Francisco NAACP opposing $5 million reparations plan

The United States, Canada, India, Japan and South Korea strengthened their alliance by holding joint anti-submarine military drills.

US, Pacific allies hold military drills amid North Korea threats