Judge Indefinitely Postpones Classified Documents Trial; Tornadoes Hit Michigan, Destroying Homes

Former President Trump's classified documents trial postponed indefinitely.  A judge reveals she has eight motions to rule on — including what she said are “extensive” discovery issues.

Police scuffle with protesters at the Fashion Institute of Technology in New York.  Mayor Eric Adams offers his own money to catch vandals who desecrated a war monument. The latest on anti-Israel protests.

Trees snapped like twigs, mangled mobile homes and wrecked vehicles.  Midwest tornadoes continue to wreak havoc.

Topics in this episode include:

1. Tornadoes Hit Michigan, Destroying Homes and Buildings
2. Judge Indefinitely Postpones Classified Documents Trial
3. Judge Denies Trump Request for Mistrial in New York
4. Unpacking Daniels’ Testimony in ‘Hush Money’ Trial
5. Mayor Adams Calls Monument Vandals 'Cowards,' Offers Reward
6. ‘It Must Stop’: Biden Decries Antisemitism
7. Israel Reopens Kerem Shalom Crossing for Aid Entry
8. US Officials: Israel's Rafah Seizure a 'Limited Operation’
9. House Panel Calls on Education Chief to Resign
10. House GOP Seeks to Root Out Antisemitism in K-12 Schools
11. TikTok Sues the US Government Over New Law
12. San Diego County Leads in Border Encounters
13. House Panel Says Taxpayer Money Used to Help Biden Win MI
14. NY Judge Blocks Democrat-Passed Equal Rights Amendment
15. Last Missing Body Recovered in Baltimore Bridge Collapse
16. Indiana: Rep. Spartz Fends off 8 Challengers in Primary
17. Push to Outlaw Private Money that can ‘Manipulate’ Elections
18. US Revokes Some Export Licenses for China's Huawei
19. NTD Film Wins 15th Annual LA Webfest
20. IDF's 'Limited' Operation in Rafah
21. Officials Detained in Zelenskyy Assassination Plot
22. Bird Flu Could Threaten Cow Cuddling
23. Marseille Celebrates Imminent Olympic Flame Arrival