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Today on America in the Morning Lloyd Austin’s Hospital Stay Under Review The Defense Secretary’s recent illness and hospitalization has raised a host of questions about delegation and notification. Correspondent Linda Kenyon has the story from Washington. Trump Spends Tuesday In Court Donald Trump spent Tuesday in a Washington, D.C. court as a federal appeals panel of judges heard arguments for and against that the former president was immune from prosecution on charges he plotted to

Today on America in the Morning Lloyd Austin’s Hospital Stay Under Review Both former President Trump and many within the GOP are demanding the resignation of Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin over his lack of disclosure after word leaked about his hospital stay, one where members of the Biden administration and the President were unclear as to where he was.   Now, the White House will review Austin declining to inform the top levels of government that he was hospitalized for an extended

Today on America in the Morning Budget Deal Compromise An initial agreement had been announced in Washington to head-off a federal government shutdown.  As correspondent Jackie Quinn reports, while leadership on both sides of the House and Senate are calling the deal a win, there are questions as to if House conservatives will jump on-board. Severe Weather Worries A weekend winter storm blanketed parts of the northeast with snow, while correspondent Clayton Neville reports the threat for

Today on America in the Morning Iowa School Shooting A teenager opens fire in a high school, killing a classmate and wounding others, a school shooting in Iowa that raises questions, once again, about gun violence in America.  Correspondent Linda Kenyon has the story. Blinken Back To Middle East America's top diplomat is headed back to the Middle East amid fears the Israel-Hamas war could spiral into a bigger regional conflict.   Washington correspondent Sagar Meghani reports. Hostage

Today on America in the Morning GOP Travels To Southern Border During a trip to the southern border, Republican lawmakers said the U-S immigration system has reached its breaking point.  Correspondent Clayton Neville reports the White House is insisting a surge in migration can be slowed by Congress. Epstein Names Named Hundreds of pages of unsealed documents from a lawsuit connected to accused sex-trafficker Jeffrey Epstein were publicly released on Wednesday.  As America in the Morning’s Jeff

Today on America in the Morning Gay Resigns Harvard President Claudine Gay has resigned amid allegations she committed plagiarism and following Congressional testimony in which she refused to outright say anti-Semitic protests were against school policy. John Stolnis has the details. Trump Appeals Maine Ballot Ruling Donald Trump has appealed a Maine ruling keeping him off the state's presidential primary ballot, and is likely to also challenge a similar ruling made by Colorado’s highest

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Earthquake Rocks Japan The Biden administration told the government in Tokyo that it is ready to help following a massive earthquake in Japan that has killed a number of people and brought down buildings.  Correspondent Clayton Neville has the latest. Latest In The Middle East In the wake of calls by the U.S. and other allies to scale back their operations in Gaza, Israel is pulling back thousands of troops.  John Stolnis has the latest from Washington. Crash Investigated As Terrorism Authorities