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1. Ga Appeals Court Approves Disqualification Challenge2. Israel Intensifies Ground Operations in Rafah3. Antisemitism in K-12 Schools: "There Needs to Be Consequences"4. Police Use Pepper Spray, Arrest 33 at Gwu5. Gwu Students, Eyewitnesses on Campus Arrests

1. Judge Denies Trump Request for Mistrial2. Judge Suspends Trial Date in Trump Documents Case3. Idf Begins Ground Operations in Rafah4. Israel's Rafah Seizure a 'limited Operation'5. ‘it Must Stop’: Biden Decries Antisemitism

In former President Donald Trump's so-called hush-money trial on Monday, Justice Juan Merchan ruled that President Trump had violated his gag order for a tenth time, and fined him $1,000. This was for comments President Trump made about the jury during the trial. The judge threatened the former president with jail time for future violations.President Trump was in court for the third week of the trial. Jeff McConney, former controller and accounts payable supervisor at The Trump Organization, testified about the business records that are at the heart of the case.The Israeli military ordered around 100,000 people to evacuate from eastern Rafah. The Israeli Air Force also began bombing Hamas targets in Rafah in preparation for the planned ground operation.The Hamas terrorist group said it's agreeing to a six-week hostage and cease-fire deal. The Biden administration is reviewing Hamas' response, while Israel said the deal that Hamas agreed to is not the framework that was agreed upon with mediators.

JUDGE SAYS TRUMP CAN TESTIFY IN 'HUSH MONEY' TRIALTRUMP’S FORMER PRESS SECRETARY TAKES THE STANDJOB GROWTH SLOWS, 175K JOBS ADDEDBIDEN, TRUMP CLASH OVER APRIL JOBS REPORTNYPD CLEARS NYU ENCAMPMENT

1.POLICE CLEAR UCLA ENCAMPMENT, ARRESTS MADE2.90 PROTESTERS ARRESTED AT DARTMOUTH3.BIDEN ON PROTESTS: NO ‘RIGHT TO CAUSE CHAOS’4.TRUMP WRAPS UP DAY 10 OF NY CRIMINAL TRIAL5.RESIDENTS IN RAFAH: NO SAFE PLACE TO GO

1. NYC Mayor: Outside Forces at Play2. UCLA Cancels Classes After Overnight Violence3. Families of Hostages Protest During Blinken’s Trip4. AZ State Senate Votes to Repeal Abortion Ban5. Trump Campaigning on Day Off From NY Trial

1. Trump Fined $9k for Violating Gag Order2. Trump Wraps Up Day 9 in 'hush Money' Trial3. Students Storm Historic Columbia Building4. broad House Support for Antisemitism Awareness Act5. wh Condemns Takeover of Campus Building

The president of Columbia University announced Monday that all students must vacate the anti-Israel encampment or face suspension. Tensions continued to rise across college campuses, threatening to shut down final exams and commencements.House lawmakers began markup of the Antisemitism Awareness Act. The bill would redefine what forms of speech are punishable under federal anti-discrimination laws. It would require the Department of Education to use the definition of anti-Semitism from the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance.The Biden administration called on the Hamas terrorist group to accept Israel's latest cease-fire proposal, which could potentially suspend a planned ground invasion of Rafah. Separately, the administration also found five Israeli security units responsible for human rights violations committed before the outbreak of the war and outside Gaza.Texas and Louisiana sued the Biden administration for changing Title IX, which prohibits discrimination on the basis of sex. The Biden administration expanded the scope to include gender identity, which could open the door for biological men in women’s sports.

BIDEN, TRUMP PLEDGE TO DEBATEPRO-PALESTINE ENCAMPMENT REMAINS AT GWUIDF LINED UP FOR POSSIBLE RAFAH OFFENSIVEU.S. ANNOUNCES NEW $6B AID PACKAGE FOR UKRAINEBLINKEN: CCP SUPPLYING WEAPONS TO RUSSIA

1.JUSTICES SKEPTICAL OF BLANKET IMMUNITY FOR FMR PRESIDENT2.TRUMP CALLS DAY 7 OF NY TRIAL ‘BREATHTAKING3.TRUMP REACTS TO SCOTUS ORAL ARGUMENTS4.USC IMPOSES RESTRICTIONS AFTER ANTI-ISRAEL PROTEST 5.FAMILIES, FRIENDS OF HOSTAGES PROTEST IN ISRAEL

1. Johnson Calls for Columbia President to Resign2. Biden Signs Foreign Aid, Tiktok Bills3. 140 Illegal Immigrants Indicted for Storming Border4. Scotus Hears Idaho's Emergency Abortion Case5. California Responds to Arizona Abortion Ban

1. Pecker Testimony Resumes in Trump Criminal Trial2. Pro-palestine Protesters Arrested at Nyu3. Trump: Anti-israel Protests ‘a Disgrace’4. Senate Advances $95b Foreign Aid, Tiktok Bill5. Idf Strikes Terror Targets in Lebanon

1. Trump's $175m Bond Approved, With Conditions2. Trump: Opening Statements 'went Very Well'3. Israeli Military Intel Chief Resigns Over Oct. 7 Failures4. Pro-israel Counter Protest at Columbia5. biden Condemns Campus ‘antisemitic Protests’

NTD Evening News Full Broadcast (April 19) Audio

1.FULL JURY OF 12 SEATED IN TRUMP CRIMINAL TRIAL2.MAYORKAS BACK ON HILL AFTER FAILED IMPEACHMENT3.POLICE CLEAR ANTI-ISRAEL ENCAMPMENT AT COLUMBIA U.4.IDF PRESSES FORWARD IN GAZA TO DEFEAT HAMAS5.HEZBOLLAH VIDEO: ALLEGED ATTACK ON TROOPS

1. Senate Kills Mayorkas Impeachment Articles2. Johnson Under Fire for Foreign Aid Bills W/o Border3. Biden Endorses Johnson's $95b Foreign Aid Bills4. Netanyahu Meets W/ Foreign Ministers From UK, Germany5. Biden: China ‘cheating’ on Steel Prices

1. Jury Questioning Resumes in Trump Criminal Trial2. Biden Touts Scranton Roots to Pitch Tax Plan3. Scotus Hears Case From Jan. 6 Defendant4. Senators to Be Sworn in as Jurors Wednesday5. Israel Vows Response to Attack From Iran

1. JURY SELECTION BEGINS IN 'HUSH-MONEY' TRIAL2. TRIAL JUDGE SORTS OUT PROSECUTOR, DEFENSE REQUESTS3. WH URGES DE-ESCALATION AFTER IRAN'S ATTACK4. WHAT THE ATTACK REVEALS ABOUT IRAN'S MILITARY5. HOUSE CONSIDERS SANCTIONING IRAN OVER ATTACK6. WAPO: FBI SEARCHING SHIP THAT CRASHED INTO KEY BRIDGE7. RECORD NUMBER OF ILLEGAL IMMIGRANTS FROM CHINA8. 'RUST' MOVIE ARMORER SENTENCED TO 18 MONTHS9. SMITH: TRUMP TRIAL SETS VERY TROUBLING PRECEDENT10. BIDEN, TRUMP NEARLY EVEN IN NATIONWIDE POLL

Former President Donald Trump met with House Speaker Mike Johnson at Mar-a-Lago on Friday. This was their first meeting since President Trump clinched the GOP nomination. The two discussed election integrity as well as other important issues facing the country.The House passed a revised bill to reauthorize Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act, or FISA, for two years. The bill does not include a warrant requirement for the controversial spy powers.Israel is preparing for a potential direct attack on its homeland by the Iranian regime. President Joe Biden said the attack could come "sooner than later," and warned Iran not to carry out any attack.The Biden administration has announced another round of student loan forgiveness worth $7.4 billion. The move will impact some 277,000 borrowers and focuses on groups like public sector workers and those with low incomes.

1. US-JAPAN-PHILIPPINES SUMMIT WARNS BEIJING2.HARVARD BRINGS BACK STANDARDIZED TEST REQUIREMENT3.IOWA TO IMPLEMENT IMMIGRATION LAW SIMILAR TO TEXAS4.ANALYZING HOUSE ACTION ON FISA REAUTHORIZATION5.FISA DATABASE ACCESSIBLE BY OVER 10,000: CARLSON