The Latest: 03/26/2026 07:08pm ET

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1:00In a post on Truth Social, Trump said the order is aimed at stopping the Democrat chaos at airports. Long wait times at TSA checkpoints at airports across the country are still impacting travelers as Congress has failed to pass a spending bill that would end the partial government shutdown and fund Homeland Security. President Trump also saying he's pausing strikes against energy plants in Iran for another 10 days because they asked him while appearing on Fox News is the five, he said Iran asked very nicely to have more time. The S for seven, you're going to say, oh, Trump's a terrible negotiator. The S for seven, and they said, I'm going to give you 10. Trump said they were thankful for the offer. He said the ongoing talks with Iran are going fairly well. Deposed Venezuela and President Nicholas Maduro is staying behind bars in the case against him will not be dismissed. Maduro and his lawyers, Renew York federal court today asking the judge to drop the case because he can't pay for his own defense as a result of the U.S. denying him access to Venezuelan government funds. The lawyer saying that's a violation of his client's constitutional right to legal representation.

2:01I want my money. President Trump's signature will appear on future U.S. paper currency, along with the Secretary of the Treasury and honor of the 250th anniversary of the U.S.A. Treasury Secretary Scott Besson made the announcement in a statement today saying the country is quote on a path toward unprecedented economic growth, lasting dollar dominance, and fiscal strength and stability. End quote, and it'll mark the first time in U.S. history a sitting president's signature has appeared on currency. I'm Jim Roup. President Trump is explaining why he voted via mail-in ballot for an upcoming Florida special election. Because of the fact that in president of the United States, I did a mail-in ballot because I felt I should be here instead of being in the beautiful sunshine. Trump's been against mail-in voting overall, or as he called it, mail-in cheating. When pressed about recently being in Palm Beach, Florida, Trump said again, he couldn't be there.

3:02Trump went on to note several reasons why mail-in voting is valid. Bruce Fiesti will be singing at the No Kings rally in St. Paul, Minnesota, outside of it. The Bruce appearance will be just one of thousands of protests scheduled for that day. He told the Minnesota Star Tribune that he wants to try to meet the moment. He confirmed he'll sing streets of Minneapolis. The protest song he wrote and recorded after the killings of Renee Good and Alex Pretty by federal agents in January. I'm Michael Casner. There's a Supreme Court siding with Cox Communications in its billion dollar lawsuit over pirated music. More than 50 labels joined together to sue Cox in 2018, accusing the internet service provider of failing to respond to thousands of infringement notices, cut off internet access for repeat infringers, or take other piracy deterrent steps. However, justice's determined Cox communication cannot be held liable for piracy by his internet service subscribers of songs owned by Sony Music, Warner Music Group, Universal Music Group, and other labels. The 9-2-0 ruling overturned a lower court's decision

4:05ordering a new trial to determine how much the internet service provider owed the record labels. I'm Tammy Trujillo. The setters for disease control is issuing a warning about travel and dengue fever. The agency's level one take precautions alert applies to 15 countries, including Cuba, Columbia, and Mali. The country's impacted our reporting higher than usual numbers of cases of dengue fever. The disease is spread by mosquito bites. The CDC advises travelers heading to countries on alert to wear long-sleeved shirts, long pants, and use insect repellent. I'm Jim Roop.