TikTok is facing a potential ban in the United States. The House is set to vote March 13 on a bipartisan bill that would stymie Chinese Communist Party influence over the popular app.
Special counsel Robert Hur has given his first testimony over President Joe Biden’s handling of classified documents—and his decision not to charge him with a crime. Has President Biden been exonerated? Are Americans looking for more accountability? NTD has more on the issue and Republicans’ grilling of Mr. Hur.
President Biden and former President Donald Trump have each secured enough delegates for their parties’ nominations, setting the stage for a November rematch.
Topics in this episode include:
1. Robert Hur Testifies on Biden’s Handling of Classified Materials
2. Takeaways From Robert Hur’s Testimony
3. Biden, Trump Clinch Presidential Nominations
4. House to Vote on TikTok Crackdown
5. US Manufacturers Ask Congress for Tax Help
6. Judge Approves $91-Million Bond in Carroll Case
7. Former Trump Employee Says he Unwittingly Moved Boxes
8. Trump Likely to Appear at Florida Hearing Over Docs
9. Justice Alito Extends Pause on Texas Border Law
10. Texas: Uvalde Police Chief Resigns
11. UN Using New Land Route Into Northern Gaza
12. Chinese, Iranian Influence Around Red Sea, in Haiti
13. Columbia, UC Berkeley Under Investigation for Anti-Semitism
14. US to Send $300-Million Weapons Package to Ukraine
15. Kenya Pauses Haiti Troop Deployment
16. Oakland Taco Bell to Close Indoor Dining
17. Parental Backlash Over LGBT Club for 3rd-Graders
18. Cholita Climbers Dream of Conquering Everest in Skirts
19. Strategist on Trump Campaign’s Danger of Hitting a Ceiling
20. Georgia: Judge to Make Fani Willis Decision This Week
21. US Airlines Warn of More Boeing Delivery Delays
22. Intel Still Selling Computer Chips to Sanctioned Huawei
23. Boeing Sales Improve But Still Below Normal
24. Space One Private Rocket Explodes After Launch
25. Teen Skier Almost Crash-Lands on Moving Chairlift
