Donald Trump lands in New York ahead of surrender AP |
Donald Trump traveled to New York City ahead of his criminal arraignment. And make sure you check the weather! Snow, more tornadoes are in the forecast for millions. |
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Trump arrives in New York ahead of historic court date |
Former President Donald Trump flew to New York on Monday in anticipation of his arraignment Tuesday. The first former president to ever be criminally charged, Trump is expected to have his mug shot and fingerprints taken, have the formal charges read and then plead not guilty "loudly and proudly," his lawyer Joe Tacopina said. The charges against Trump have yet to be revealed, but legal experts say he is likely facing multiple misdemeanors and at least one felony related to hush-money payments to two women. 👉 Follow our live coverage. | Protesters gather outside Trump Tower on Friday in New York. Former President Donald Trump was indicted by a Manhattan grand jury, Thursday, a historic reckoning after years of investigations into his personal, political and business dealings and an abrupt jolt to his bid to retake the White House. Bryan Woolston, AP |
Millions under threat from massive snowstorm, dangerous tornadoes |
What could evolve into the nation's biggest snowstorm of the year was forecast for a wide swath of the northern U.S. Monday through Wednesday, while parts of the Midwest and South were bracing for another round of tornadoes, especially on Tuesday. Almost 50 million people in cities such as Chicago, Tulsa, Oklahoma, St. Louis and Des Moines, Iowa, are all in the risk area for dangerous weather Tuesday, the National Weather Service said. Meanwhile, Minnesota, Nebraska, Colorado and Utah are among the states that will face the brunt of a winter storm that could break April snow records. 👉 Here's the latest forecast. | Tucker, a search and rescue dog looks out the window of a car after a tornado ripped through a community in Sullivan, Ind., on Saturday. Luke Johnson, The Indianapolis Star / USA TODAY NETWORK |
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US presses Russia to release WSJ reporter |
With efforts to win his release stretching "all the way up to the Oval Office," Russian lawyers representing Wall Street Journal reporter Evan Gershkovich on Monday appealed his arrest on charges of espionage. Russia's Federal Security Service alleged that the American journalist "was acting on the U.S. orders," but the Journal and U.S. government have denied Gershkovich is a spy and have demanded his release. National Security Council spokesman John Kirby said Monday that the Biden administration is doing all it can on behalf of Gershkovich. 👉 Catch up on the latest updates from Ukraine. | Evan Gershkovich, an American reporter for The Wall Street Journal newspaper, has been detained in Russia for espionage. DIMITAR DILKOFF, AFP via Getty Images |
NCAA men's final: Will it be Connecticut or San Diego State? |
From 68 to two. That's what's left of the NCAA men's tournament field after five rounds of play. Neither Connecticut nor San Diego State were popular picks to win the championship – they were seeded fourth and fifth, respectively – but the Huskies and Aztecs are the lone teams standing. Who will take home the title after the teams take the court at NRG Stadium in Houston on Monday night? 🏀 Our staff makes their predictions for the game. | Thanks in part to their suffocating defense, Andre Jackson Jr. and the UConn Huskies have not been seriously challenged on their way to this year's Final Four. Joe Camporeale, USA TODAY Sports |
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