TODAY’S NEWS FLASH:
Political Landscape
Joe Biden slams Trump for 'foolish' appeasement of Putin
Former President Joe Biden has accused the Trump administration of "modern-day appeasement" in its dealings with Russia's Vladimir Putin and of risking the transatlantic alliance that has prevented a world war for 80 years.
Trump slams Newsom after California governor proposes federal film tax credit to "Make America Film Again"
President Trump slammed Gavin Newsom on Tuesday just hours after the California governor asked for collaboration on a massive film tax credit.
Global Impact
Cardinals meet to select Pope Francis’ successor
Around 130 red-robed cardinals from all over the world proceeded into St. Peter's Basilica to hold Mass ahead of the papal conclave — a centuries-old tradition through which a new head of the Catholic Church is elected.
Xi Jinping to begin four-day Russia visit after Ukrainian drones attack Moscow
Xi Jinping is flying to Moscow for the start of a four-day visit during which he will attend Russia’s military parade commemorating the anniversary of the end of the second world war, known in Russia as Victory Day.
Economic Pulse
Bitcoin Rises as US-China Trade Talks Spark Bullish Crypto Bets
Bitcoin rose for a second day as optimism over a potential de-escalation in the US-China tariff standoff bolstered demand for riskier assets.
Federal Reserve expected to keep interest rates steady as tariffs take effect
The Federal Reserve was expected to leave interest rates unchanged Wednesday as it continued to assess the impact of President Donald Trump’s tariffs.
Quick Takes
Sotheby’s has postponed the auction of a collection of ancient gems linked to the Buddha’s remains after the Indian government threatened legal action and demanded their repatriation.
Getting to play a fictional serial killer has allowed Zach Gilford to stretch his acting muscles — but there is a certain story line he isn’t interested in exploring on Criminal Minds.
Aaron Rodgers could be getting the gang back together in Pittsburgh. Well, part of it.
Published years before WW2, Sally Carson's prescient novel captures the dawn of Nazi tyranny in a small German town – and remains relevant today.
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