The House on Thursday passed a massive energy package from Republicans in a largely symbolic vote that is “dead on arrival” in the Senate and would be vetoed by President Joe Biden if it made it to his desk. nytv.to/5VYpz

Accusations that the investigation and indictment of former President Donald Trump are politically motivated are “unfounded” and “meritless,” the Manhattan District Attorney’s Office said in a forceful letter to House GOP members. nytv.to/dGnDb

Nicholas Daniloff, a former U.S. News correspondent and retired journalism professor, was the last American reporter to be detained in Russia and accused of espionage before the detainment of WSJ correspondent Evan Gershkovich this week. nytv.to/J5vOR

Yesterday I had the chance to speak to Nicholas Daniloff, the last U.S. reporter jailed in Russia for "spying." His advice to @evangershkovich: be polite, and be tough. usnews.com/news/articles/… @WSJ @usnews

Three years into the COVID-19 pandemic, data shows many Americans have battled lingering symptoms tied to the coronavirus. nytv.to/EmEaa

These are the states that have restricted some form of gender-affirming care for minors so far in 2023. nytv.to/9lRyp

Trump is expected to surrender to authorities in Manhattan and appear before a judge on Tuesday, though those plans reportedly remain fluid. nytv.to/QOQMM

The World Health Organization on Wednesday said that it is monitoring XBB.1.16, an omicron subvariant that has been documented mostly in India. nytv.to/RlZE9

Pending home sales rose 0.8% in February, the third consecutive month of improvement as the housing market grapples with high mortgage rates, elevated prices and a limited supply of houses for sale. nytv.to/PEGRw

Donald Trump will face the first criminal charges of his life for his role in paying hush money to an adult film star. nytv.to/8lVgZ

The grand jury investigating President Donald Trump will reportedly break for a previously scheduled two-week hiatus next month – potentially pushing an expected indictment of the former president to late April at the earliest. nytv.to/Baeyp

Russia's FSB has arrested Evan Gershkovich, an American @WSJ reporter, for spying on Russia. This is the first time a U.S. correspondent has been detained in Russia since 1986, when the KGB arrested @usnews journalist Nicholas Daniloff. nytv.to/b0Mpk

The congressional Authorization for Use of Military Force has existed since the founding of the nation, but it has been secured only a handful of times. nytv.to/Nem6e

The seemingly open-ended war authorizations have drawn widespread concern in Congress for years, if not a decade or more. nytv.to/wXEqB

Announcing: These are U.S. News' Best Hybrids and Electric Vehicles of 2023. nytv.to/pr6aM

House Republicans are stepping up their probe into potential interference with guidance from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention around schools reopening during the coronavirus pandemic. nytv.to/6rMeo

America’s top military official would not deny that the U.S. is now limiting its intelligence-gathering operations in international airspace over the Black Sea following a confrontation this month in which two Russian fighter jets downed a U.S. drone. nytv.to/NemBe

Consumer confidence surprisingly rose in March as consumers turned more optimistic about the future while remaining concerned about the present state of the economy, the Conference Board reported on Tuesday. nytv.to/rxEaR

A trio of banking regulators told the Senate Banking Committee on Tuesday that while the banking system remains safe and sound, it has come under some strain as a result of the failure of Silicon Valley Bank. nytv.to/OyEdX

The WHO’s vaccine advisory group on Tuesday announced updates to its COVID-19 guidance, recommending additional booster shots every six months for some depending on age and immunocompromising conditions. nytv.to/wXE1B

The head of one of the most politically powerful unions in the country blasted GOP efforts to dismantle public education amid mounting Republican-backed legislative attempts that she says are driving teachers away from an already wilting profession. nytv.to/7lRpn

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced late Monday that his government would delay a plan to overhaul the country’s judiciary after weeks of intense protests. nytv.to/vaEmp

Lawmakers are gearing up for a busy week on Capitol Hill amid a push to approve key legislation before departing for their April recess. nytv.to/b0MPd

Sen. Bill Cassidy introduced a resolution backed by 37 of his GOP colleagues that would eliminate the cancellation plan and also end the pause currently in place on federal student loan payments and accumulating interest. nytv.to/3VRM1

A federal judge has reportedly ordered former Vice President Mike Pence to comply with a grand jury subpoena issued as part of a Justice Department probe into former President Donald Trump’s role in the violent Jan. 6, 2021 insurrection. nytv.to/rxEZR

Forty six percent of Americans believe the former president has broken the law, and another 29% think Trump did something unethical but not illegal. nytv.to/eQEvo

The shooting Monday at a Christian grade school in Nashville, Tennessee, was the 129th shooting so far this year that involved four or more victims. nytv.to/mvkZ0

Although the global banking crisis appears to have found a moment of calm, the situation is far from clear as markets face a week of other challenges. nytv.to/0zlM7

A letter containing a death threat and a suspicious white powder was reportedly mailed to the Manhattan district attorney investigating former President Donald Trump for his role in a hush money scheme. nytv.to/DMbqB

Omicron subvariant XBB.1.5 remains dominant over all other coronavirus strains in the U.S. but appears to be plateauing. nytv.to/5VYNe