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Speaker 1: This is your twenty four to seven use update, the

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Speaker 1: latest use this hour in just four minutes.

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Speaker 2: The White House says Iran is trying to find a

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Speaker 2: way out of the war. Press Secretary Caroline Levis says,

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Speaker 2: since the US has taken out Iran's military, it is

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Speaker 2: clear to them that now is the time to talk.

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Speaker 2: She touts the military's success in Iran.

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Speaker 3: Day by day, the Iranian regime is being crippled and

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Speaker 3: their ability to threaten the United States and our allies

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Speaker 3: is being significantly weakened. Their ambitions of building a nuclear

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Speaker 3: weapon have also been crushed to an even greater degree

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Speaker 3: than they were in Operation Midnight Hammer.

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Speaker 2: Levit says, if Iran does not deal, the US will

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Speaker 2: only ramp up its military offensive against the Islamic Republic.

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Speaker 2: Long security lines at many airports still giving travelers headaches

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Speaker 2: as the partial government shut down continues. NBC's Priscila Thompson

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Speaker 2: reports the extended wait times are a result of staffing

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Speaker 2: shortages as TSA agents continued to work without pay.

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Speaker 4: Frustrated flyers waiting on painfully slows security checks, even packing

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Speaker 4: terminals in New York as early as four thirty am

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Speaker 4: today at Houston's George Bush Intercontinental. The number of checkpoints

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Speaker 4: has been reduced from nine to two. The airport warning

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Speaker 4: wait times could be more than four hours.

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Speaker 2: The Department of Homeland Security now says more than four

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Speaker 2: hundred TSA employees have quit. Many others have been calling

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Speaker 2: out sick. Yesterday, Democrats rejected a Republican proposal to reopen

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Speaker 2: DHS with only partial funding for ice. Social media giants

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Speaker 2: may face new challenges after being found liable for addicting

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Speaker 2: kids to their platforms. This after the jury in Los

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Speaker 2: Angeles sided with a plaintiff, a young woman in the

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Speaker 2: landmark federal trial involving Instagram's parent company Meta and YouTube's

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Speaker 2: parent company Google. She accused the companies of designing their

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Speaker 2: platforms to get her hooked early on, leading to depression

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Speaker 2: and suicidal thoughts into her adulthood. President Trump's rescheduling his

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Speaker 2: plan to visit to China. The trip is now set

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Speaker 2: from a fourteenth and fifteenth after being delayed because of

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Speaker 2: the Iran War. Will meet Chinese President Chijing Ping in

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Speaker 2: his first visit to the country in eight years. I'm

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Speaker 2: Jim Roup. The US Supreme Court's taking up a high

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Speaker 2: profile case involving a government policy that turns away asylum

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Speaker 2: seekers before they can reach the US border with Mexico.

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Speaker 5: Representing the Trump administration as assistant to the US Solicitor General, VIVEC. Surrey.

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Speaker 6: Respondent's position is that when Congress said arrives in the

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Speaker 6: United States, it meant stopped outside the United States. That

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Speaker 6: theory is wrong for the simple reason that it defies

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Speaker 6: the statutory text.

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Speaker 5: The policy was enacted during the Obama administration and was

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Speaker 5: significantly broadened during the first Trump administration. It's no longer

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Speaker 5: in place after being rescinded by President Biden in twenty

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Speaker 5: twenty one. The Trump administration calls it a critical tool

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Speaker 5: for addressing surgeons and immigrants at the border, and court

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Speaker 5: observers say that justice has appeared at least somewhat sympathetic

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Speaker 5: to that argument. I'm Tammy Truchillo.

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Speaker 2: The Florida State Legislature has approved a bill to rename

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Speaker 2: Palm Beach International Airport in honor of President Trump. Now

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Speaker 2: a congres Grison is doing his part to make sure

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Speaker 2: the FEDS recognize the name change.

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Speaker 7: Republican Representative Brian mass bill would direct the appropriate federal

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Speaker 7: agencies to update all references to the new name upon enactment,

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Speaker 7: and instructs the FAA to coordinate with the International Air

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Speaker 7: Transport Association to pursue adoption of the airport code DJT

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Speaker 7: and that would replace the current code PBI. The FAA

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Speaker 7: must still approve the name change. I'm Joel Malcoln, the.

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Speaker 2: Company behind Fortnite, planning to lay off one thousand employees.

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Speaker 1: Epic Game CEO Tim sweeneyams had a downturn in Fortnite

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Speaker 1: engagement that started last year means the company is spending

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Speaker 1: significantly more than it's making. Sweeney went on to say

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Speaker 1: the layoffs are part of a plan to cut five

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Speaker 1: hundred million dollars in costs. Epic Games cut more than

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Speaker 1: eight hundred jobs in twenty twenty three. I'm at Mattinson Palm.

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Speaker 2: Sunday is this Sunday, which means Easter is a little

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Speaker 2: more than a week away. A new study is out

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Speaker 2: revealing the favorite Easter candy in the US. Online research

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Speaker 2: site Inner Body has compiled the list and number one peeps,

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Speaker 2: all by Chocolate Bunnies, Jelly Belly, jelly Beans, Sweetish Fish,

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Speaker 2: and Reesa's Eggs. I'm Jim Roop