Biden’s first trip to Canada as president aims to bolster a close alliance and tackle issues such as immigration and trade. Follow along for live updates. https://t.co/BiGI5ZS6ow

“Fiona Apple, don’t be mad at me”: Md. court transparency bill rejected again.

In a 20-page report released this week, Howard University law students urged lawmakers to pass a law that would mandate public virtual access to court proceedings.  https://t.co/YT76ogqexs

The United States and Canada have reached an agreement to let each country turn away asylum seekers who reach their border at unofficial crossings, striking the long-sought deal shortly before President Biden began his first visit to Canada as president. https://t.co/OQC4GIWuqF

On @PostLive’s “First Look,” @CapehartJ speaks with The Post’s @danbalz, @EJDionne and @JRubinBlogger about a possible Donald Trump indictment, the Fed’s latest interest rate hikes, Tik Tok’s CEO testimony before Congress and Xi Jinping’s Russia trip. https://t.co/ZMxNMiVrWV

Markquis Nowell has his New York moment as Kansas State tops Michigan State https://t.co/m7eHK0WaR1

The role of the Kohelet Policy Forum in Israel's controversial judicial overhaul has shown the far-reaching political influence of the once obscure think tank. https://t.co/cQGVF0GAM8

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In a separate post Thursday, Trump criticized those who have called for his supporters to remain peaceful. 

Over the weekend, Trump urged a “PROTEST” over his potential arrest in the case, which he wrongly predicted would happen Tuesday. https://t.co/CLJpXV2rCJ

The post-midnight posting on Truth Social was his latest — and most explicit — allusion to violence that could follow an indictment stemming from an investigation led by Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg, whom Trump called a “degenerate psychopath.” https://t.co/CLJpXV2rCJ

Former president Donald Trump warned early Friday of “potential death & destruction” if he is charged in Manhattan in a criminal case related to alleged hush-money payments to adult-film actress Stormy Daniels to conceal an affair. https://t.co/CLJpXV2rCJ

Connecticut routs Arkansas, reaches first Elite Eight since 2014 https://t.co/mhIbARaLGk

One man was fatally shot and seven other people were wounded by gunfire Thursday night during multiple shooting incidents in neighborhoods east of the Anacostia and Potomac Rivers, D.C. police said. https://t.co/giK0xjrcAq

Friday briefing:

- TikTok’s future is uncertain after a five-hour grilling in Congress.
- A drone strike killed a U.S. contractor in Syria yesterday.
- Don’t expect news from the New York Trump case until next week. https://t.co/1FUzlXuraI

French labor strikes force postponement of King Charles’s first overseas visit, which was set to begin Sunday https://t.co/LRwxeSMtSu

Swastikas and conspiracies: K-12 antisemitic incidents surge, ADL says https://t.co/0GZa2E45Fz

Advice: The best Carolyn Hax columns about the division of household labor https://t.co/E2XJc7Jvap

Open-source photographs show T-54 and T-55 Soviet tanks, first put in service in the 1940s, being transported west by railroad, possibly for use in Ukraine. 

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The role of the Kohelet Policy Forum in Israel's controversial judicial overhaul has shown the far-reaching political influence of the once obscure think tank. https://t.co/qTaXlmHU8o

France strikes intensify as anger mounts against raising retirement age https://t.co/5uNOYEJAfH

Some front-line Ukrainian positions near the town of Niu-York have not moved since 2014 when Russian forces first fomented war in Donbas. But the nine-year-long status quo may soon be challenged by battles in Bakhmut and Avdiivka. https://t.co/mcNDLejw6T