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• Alan Dershowitz Calls on FBI, Feds to Investigate Him
  
  Harvard Law professor emeritus Alan Dershowitz wants the FBI and federal prosecutors to open a criminal investigation into allegations he sexually assaulted two women, including one who was underage.
• Pompeo: 'Possible' God Sent Trump to Save the Jews
  
  It is "possible" God sent President Donald Trump to save the Jewish people from Iran, according to Secretary of State Mike Pompeo.
• King to Newsmax TV: Back Trump on Israel, Not McCain
  
  President Donald Trump is right for his "pro-Israel" announcement but thinks he needs to move on from the John McCain saga, Rep. Pete King, R-N.Y., told "Newsmax Now."
• DHS's Nielsen: Cyber Threats Are Emerging Too Quickly
  
  The U.S. is not prepared for foreign cyber attacks, and threats are emerging faster than her department can address them, according Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen.
• Memo Pins Marines' Budget Woes on Emergency Duties
  
  The commandant of the Marine Corps expressed his concern regarding the service's budget last month because of hurricane relief efforts, the presidential order that sent troops to the southern border, and other factors.
• Bartiromo to Trump: McCain's 'Dead, Can't Punch Back'
  
  In an interview that will air Friday there were some tense moments between President Donald Trump and Fox Business Network's Maria Bartiromo regarding continued bashing of the late Sen. John McCain.
• EU Gives Theresa May Another Two Weeks to Avoid a No-Deal Brexit
  
  Britain could leave the European Union without a Brexit deal on April 12 if lawmakers fail next week to back Prime Minister Theresa May's agreement with Brussels, EU leaders said after a crisis summit in Brussels on Thursday. With just a week to go until Britain risks...
• Navarro: GOP Is 'Spineless' for Not Condemning Trump
  
  President Donald Trump is a "pathological liar" and GOP lawmakers who have yet to condemn his attacks on the late Sen. John McCain are "spineless," according to Ana Navarro on ABC's "The View."
• ABC: Mueller Unlikely to Condemn Trump in Report, No New Indictments Planned
  
  Special counsel Robert Mueller's report will not be allowed to publicly disparage anyone not charged, and he might be done issuing subpoenas for the Russia investigation, Jonathan Karl of ABC News reported.
• Border Patrol: US Facing 'Unprecedented' Immigration Crisis at Border
  
  A mother cradled a crying toddler as she waited in line with 20 other women to shower. Dozens of fathers quietly held their children's hands in an enclosure made of chain-link fencing.While these families were held at an overcrowded Border Patrol processing center, a fresh...
• Unprecedented Spring Flooding Possible, US Forecasters Say
  
  The stage is set for unprecedented major flooding this spring for most of the nation, U.S. weather officials said Thursday.More than 200 million Americans are at risk for some kind of flooding, with 13 million of them at risk of major inundation, the National Oceanic and...
• 'Game of Thrones' Actress Emilia Clarke Reveals She's Had 2 Aneurysms
  
  "Game of Thrones" actress Emilia Clarke revealed Thursday that she has had two life-threatening aneurysms, and two brain surgeries, since the show began.An unknown actress before landing the role, Clarke had just finished filming her first season as Daenerys Targaryen, the...
• Cindy McCain Defends Late Husband After Trump Attacks
  
  Cindy McCain defended her late husband's legacy and integrity in an email to supporters in the face of a barrage of verbal attacks from President Donald Trump.
• GM Plans $300M Ohio Electric-Car Investment in Feud With Trump
  
  General Motors Co. will announce on Friday plans to invest $300 million in a suburban Detroit plant that builds electric and self-driving vehicles for Chevrolet and the automaker's self-driving Cruise unit, two people familiar with the plans said on Thursday.
• US Announces First New North Korea Sanctions Since Failed Summit
  
  The United States on Thursday sanctioned two Chinese shipping companies it says helped North Korea evade U.S. and international sanctions over its nuclear weapons program, the first such steps since U.S. President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un's summit...
• Trump Orders Colleges to Back Free Speech or Lose Funding
  
  President Donald Trump signed an executive order Thursday requiring U.S. colleges to protect free speech on their campuses or risk losing federal research funding.The new order directs federal agencies to ensure that any college or university receiving research grants...
• GOP Rep. Dan Crenshaw to Trump: Enough With the McCain Talk
  
  A military veteran and Republican member of Congress said it is time President Donald Trump stopped talking about the late Sen. John McCain.
• Poll: Many AOC Constituents Have Unfavorable View of Her
  
  Despite the perceived rising stock of freshman Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, D-N.Y., a new poll found that the majority of likely voters in her district do not hold a favorable view of her.
• Blumenthal: Indictments in President's Future
  
  Sen. Richard Blumenthal, D-Conn., said Thursday that "there are indictments in this president's future," either "after his presidency or during it."
• Venezuela Detains Top Aide to Guaido in Move US Calls 'Big Mistake'
  
  Venezuelan opposition leader Juan Guaido said on Thursday intelligence agents had detained his chief of staff during a pre-dawn raid, a move by President Nicolas Maduro that the Trump administration said would "not go unanswered." Guaido invoked the constitution in January...
• Florida Man Charged with Sending Bombs to Trump Critics Pleads Guilty
  
  A Florida man pleaded guilty on Thursday to criminal charges in connection with the mailing of bombs to prominent Democrats and other critics of U.S. President Donald Trump.Cesar Sayoc, 57, entered his plea before U.S. District Judge Jed Rakoff in Manhattan federal court....
• Hickenlooper's Comment About Female Candidates Draws Ire
  
  Democratic presidential candidate and former Colorado Gov. John Hickenlooper is being criticized for comments he made during a town hall meeting asking why female presidential candidates weren't being asked whether they were willing to put men on their ticket as vice...
• Pew Poll: Americans Pessimistic About Future of US
  
  The American public has a largely pessimistic view of the future of the nation, according to a new poll.
• Report: Kaepernick, Reid to Share Less than $10M in Settlement
  
  Colin Kaepernick and Eric Reid will share less than $10 million, minus attorneys' fees, in the settlement of their collusion case against the NFL, according to the Wall Street Journal.The settlement between the league and the players was announced last month, but financial...
• Fox News Will Keep Jeanine Pirro Off Schedule for Another Week
  
  "Justice With Judge Jeanine," the Saturday-night opinion show led by Jeanine Pirro, will be off the Fox News schedule for a second week in the wake of remarks she made about a Muslim congresswoman. The network's online schedule shows that it will run another repeat of the...

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