Fresh chaos, arrests on US college campuses as police flatten camp at UCLA, jurors in Trump hush money trial hear recording of pivotal call on plan to buy affair story, and 11 sets of twins set to graduate high school together.

Violence breaks out at some pro-Palestinian campus protests, Arizona legislature votes to repeal state's abortion ban, and the world isn't as messed up as you might think.

Dozens arrested at Columbia University as police clear occupied building, Blinken set to push Netanyahu for sustained aid into Gaza, and a surprising number of remote workers are doing their jobs on vacation.

4 law enforcement officers killed in shooting in Charlotte, North Carolina, Columbia student protesters take over campus building, and a healthy lifestyle can mitigate genetic risk for early death.

Tornadoes leave a trail of destruction, Violence breaks out at dueling pro-Israel and pro-Palestine protests on UCLA campus, and Is it possible to keep polarizing headlines from creating division in the office.

Supreme Court justices in Trump case lean toward some level of immunity, USC cancels main graduation ceremony, and the headache at the end of the Costco gold rush.

Trump advisers, including Giuliani and Meadows, indicted in Arizona, Supreme Court weighs emergency abortions in states where procedure is banned, and barbers hailed as heroes for rescuing toddler from oncoming traffic.

Senate passes Ukraine, Israel aid package, Columbia sets deadline for pro-Palestinian protesters to dismantle encampment, and when does old age begin.

Trump trial attorneys spar over legality of hush-money payments, pro-Palestinian protests sweep US college campuses, and more than half of Americans plan to assist their parents financially.

House approves $95 billion aid bill for Ukraine, Israel and Taiwan, Israeli officials lash out over potential U.S. sanctions on military unit, and TSA screening dog 'Messi' retires from duty.

Israel launches retaliatory strike on Iran, full jury seated at Trump trial, and best cars and SUVs for shorter people.

Israel's military chief says that Israel will respond to Iran's weekend missile attack, FBI opens probe into Baltimore bridge collapse, and good news for car shoppers.

Israel vows to 'exact a price' after Iran's attack, bystanders hailed for confronting and stopping a man who killed 6 at a Sydney shopping mall, and Tax Day food deals.

Iranian attack expected on Israel, why Arizona will be ground zero for the 2024 abortion fight, and should you stop writing checks.

U.S. warns of imminent attack on Israeli assets by Iran, Arizona Republicans block attempt to repeal abortion ban, and how Walmart shoppers can qualify for cash from $45 million settlement.

Hamas says Israeli proposal failed to meet Palestinian demands, President Biden has new student debt plan, and Texas man, 105, witnesses his 13th total solar eclipse.

Israel withdraws most offensive troops from Gaza, engine cover of Southwest Airlines plane comes off during takeoff, and this small Missouri city could cash in on the eclipse.

Fallout continues after Israeli strike killed seven Gaza aid workers, Florida abortion rulings to keep issue front and center, and what is going on with gas prices.

A channel has opened for vessels clearing wreckage at the Baltimore bridge collapse site, aid group says Israeli strike kills 7 of its workers in Gaza, and origins of new NFL kickoff rule go back to demonstration with sugar packets on a table.

Maryland governor warns bridge collapse will have 'massive impact' on US economy, can House Speaker Johnson survive, and the unhappy States of America.

Massive effort to clear Baltimore bridge collapse is an 'incredibly complex job,' US says it warned Russia about threat before ISIS concert shooting in Moscow, and Pirates' Pitcher to donate $100 to charity for every strikeout this season.

Bodies recovered from Key bridge collapse, Joe Lieberman, longtime U.S. Senator and Vice Presidential candidate, dies, and what's the deal with egg prices.

Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore collapses, Israel cancels visit to Washington after U.S. abstains on U.N. cease-fire resolution, how Idaho's marching band replaced Yale's for March Madness.

Congress races to avert shutdown, the UN will vote on a US resolution declaring that an immediate cease-fire in Gaza is imperative, and Georgia college students on weekend road trip rescue family in sinking car.

What to know about the battle over Texas' immigration law, Fed holds rates steady, and a reminder that the March Madness odds prove a perfect bracket is impossible.