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A crowd of pro-Israeli demonstrators clashed with members of a pro-Palestinian encampment on campus after school officials declared the encampment illegal. There had been minimal police intervention, but tweets from the LAPD and the L.A. mayor's office indicate police are now on the scene. 
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Student protesters at Columbia break into and barricade themselves inside a historic academic building. Plus, four officers are killed in a tragic shooting in North Carolina. And a key prosecution witness in details how Stormy Daniels actually got the hush money at the heart of Donald Trump's criminal trial. 
 
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Protests spread across college campuses as more schools turn to the police to crackdown. Plus, President Biden gets under Donald Trump's skin a little bit with his speech at the White House correspondents dinner. And a state of emergency in Oklahoma as four people are killed by tornadoes with millions more now facing potentially deadly storms. 
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Donald Trump's claim of absolute immunity in the hands of the Supreme Court. Have the justices already tipped their hand? Plus, the former president claims he's being treated unfairly. Now, a CNN poll reveals whether the American people agree. And the children of Gaza are sending a message to the US students who are protesting on college campuses.  
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Former Trump allies Rudy Giuliani and Mark Meadows are among 18 people indicted in Arizona for trying to overturn the 2020 election. The Supreme Court is ready to hear arguments as to whether a president is immune from criminal prosecution. And President Biden apparently changed his mind about sending long-range missiles to Ukraine. 
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President Biden is preparing to sign a $95 billion foreign aid package that finally made it through both chambers of Congress. Donald Trump seemingly violated the gag order last night while a judge decides whether he violated that same gag order at least ten other times before that. And a midnight deadline for protesters to disband comes and goes at Columbia University, with both sides agreeing to keep talking. 
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