A federal appeals court reshapes a battle over data access, inflation heats up as confidence plunges, Melania Trump addresses Epstein, Xi courts Taiwan’s opposition amid jet incursions, and the White House honors Henry Clay — with debate on all sides. Clear context, competing views, and what to watch next.

We unpack a deadly turn in Israel and Lebanon alongside possible talks, a softer U.S. GDP print, a court pause on Ethiopian TPS, 2026 political jockeying in New York, and why gas stays pricey. Hear what happened — and how the right and left are framing it.

From a high-stakes Georgia runoff to lawsuits over mail voting, four-dollar gas, sanctions chess, and an ICE detention on a U.S. base—here’s what’s driving the day. We break down what happened and how the left and right are framing it.

From the Hormuz countdown and ceasefire talks to a judge's refusal to revive DOJ subpoenas tied to the Fed, we unpack the day's biggest moves. Plus, the FTC's kids' online safety push, new EPA attention on microplastics, and the stakes in Wisconsin's Supreme Court race.

High-stakes rescue in Iran, a court fight over college admissions data, and the White House’s halted $400 million ballroom project. Plus, Zelenskyy’s warning on support for Kyiv and how the Iran war is squeezing global aid.

A rapid-fire breakdown of Washington’s latest shake-ups, a sweeping college sports directive, fresh jobs data, and the money-soaked Illinois primaries. We map how the right and left are framing each story—and what to watch next.

An appeals court tosses Tina Peters' nine-year sentence, Cuba frees inmates under U.S. pressure, ICE data stirs debate, Virginia eyes new maps, and Trump restores a key endorsement. We break down what happened and how both sides are framing it.

Five fast-moving stories—from a Homeland Security handoff to Fed talk on stablecoins, Israel’s media access fight, Yemen’s UN mission sunset, and fresh U.S. data—heard through right and left lenses. Clear context, crisp contrasts, and what to watch next.

Jerusalem’s Palm Sunday restrictions ignite global backlash as Washington battles over voter ID, TSA pay lands amid a grinding DHS shutdown, and the Supreme Court hears high-stakes cases on venue and arbitration. Overseas, U.S. troop movements accelerate after a Saudi base attack — raising fresh questions about escalation with Iran.

From a Gaza aid convoy to D.C.'s cherry blossoms, we break down five stories shaping Sunday — with the key arguments from both sides and what they mean for daily life. Plus, where passport fairs are easing bottlenecks as visa services in Israel remain limited.