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Trump's mixed tariff messaging and NSA director and deputy fired: Morning Rundown
Plus, the NCAA women's Final Four will see Connecticut, South Carolina, Texas and UCLA battle for a spot in the national championship.
Trump unveils new tariffs and CDC's IVF team is eliminated: Morning Rundown
Plus, University of Mississippi student Mary Kate Cornett, 19, speaks out after a viral rumor perpetuated by people like ESPN's Pat McAfee triggers online harassment.
Trump to announce new tariffs and Susan Crawford wins in Wisconsin race: Morning Rundown
The Wisconsin Supreme Court will retain its liberal majority with Crawford's win over Brad Schimel, who Elon Musk spent millions to support in the special election.
Two major elections and Karen Read murder case retrial: Morning Rundown
Elections for a seat on the Wisconsin Supreme Court and congressional seats in Florida are also a test of Donald Trump and Elon Musk's influence in off-year elections.
Trump's third term thoughts and a new cholesterol drug: Morning Rundown
In an exclusive interview with NBC News, President Donald Trump said there were methods that would allow him to seek a third term in the White House.
Hundreds of student visas revoked and Greenlanders' anti-American sentiment: Morning Rundown
Secretary of State Marco Rubio said his department has revoked 300 or more student visas as the White House targets foreign-born students for detainment or deportation.
Trump's auto tariffs and Michael Waltz's role in Signal group chat: Morning Rundown
Plus, Formula 1 team Red Bull Racing announced driver Yuki Tsunoda will replace Liam Lawson and join forces with reigning world champion Max Verstappen.
Trump officials downplay group text and FDA approves new UTI antibiotic: Morning Rundown
Tulsi Gabbard and John Ratcliffe said the messages did not contain classified materials, while Michael Waltz took 'full responsibility' for creating the text group.
Military plans shared in Signal chat and 23andMe bankruptcy concerns: Morning Rundown
The White House is reviewing how The Atlantic's Jeff Goldberg was included in a group text that appeared to include JD Vance, Pete Hegseth and other Trump administration officials.
Trump's law firm memo and wildfires burn in the Carolinas: Morning Rundown
Donald Trump escalated his assault on law firms with a new memo, a move that legal experts and former DOJ officials called authoritarian and hypocritical.
