Jonathan has the latest on the Canadian mass school shooting, that left 9 dead including the suspected shooter and 2 family members, with 25+ more injured. He also updates stories on Under Secretary of Defense Elbridge Colby attending a NATO summit in Belgium, and a Ukrainian Olympian being banned from competition.

THU – Shopping for a new or used car? Clark looks at how buying directly online means you can avoid all the dealership drama AND save money!

The smoke is still clearing from a high-stakes hearing on Capitol Hill, focused on crackdowns by ICE and other immigration agencies. What were some major takeaways?

Dr. Sunil Joshi, Chief Jacksonville Health Officer says Jacksonville has a measles 'outbreak,' with the highest number of currently active cases in Florida. While the actual number of confirmed local cases (5) is low, the highly infectious and communicable nature of measles presents a significant risk -- particularly to those most at risk, including children, immuno-compromised persons, health care workers, and those not already vaccinated.

AG Bondi will be the latest Trump administration member testifying about Epstein file revelations and more, on the heels of discoveries about Commerce Secretary Lutnick. Meanwhile, a grand jury declined to indict Sen. Mark Kelly & co. over a controversial video advising military service personnel to refuse illegal orders, where does Sen. Kelly go from here? And could we seriously be headed for yet another government shutdown on Friday the 13th?

Jimmy Failla joins JMN for another edition of Headlines & Punchlines. Today's topics of satire? The biggest story in sports: MLB Spring Training starts! Oh, and some GOP folks are in twist about Bad Bunny's halftime show - What did Jimmy think of it? And who would HE want to see perform? And speaking of who he would recommend, who would be on Jimmy's Comedy Mount Rushmore? Hear more with Jimmy Failla every night at 6pm on FOX Across America!

Eben has the latest updates on the search for Nancy Guthrie, including details on surveillance photos released by law enforcement and a person of interest who was questioned, then released, last night.

Iran's president apologized on Wednesday to “all those affected” by the nationwide protest and bloody crackdown that followed it, but not without denouncing “Western propaganda.” French President Macon is warning his E.U. counterparts about heightened tensions with the U.S., accusing the Trump administration of being “openly anti-European.”

WED – Clark looks at changes in the modern job market, and strategies you can use to make sure your skillset grows and morphs with changes to come.

ICE related controversies continue in Minnesota, as school leaders fear declining attendance during the ICE surge will lower state funding. This comes on top of recently announced child care funding investigations. Gov. Walz will also address how ICE activities in Minnesota have impacted small businesses there, and there are ongoing challenges between ICE and regional local law enforcement.