The indictment of a former president would be a remarkable moment in the country’s history in a case with a legal underpinning that appears far from open-and-shut.

Plus, Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen said that "the situation is stabilizing and the U.S. banking system remains sound," following regional bank failures.

It's proving much easier to decry potential charges against Donald Trump as politically motivated than as unwarranted.

Claiming his arrest is imminent, Trump has sought to rally his base around him, urging supporters in a post on his Truth Social platform to “protest, take our nation back!” Security has tightened around the Lower Manhattan courthouse where grand jurors have met for weeks to hear witness testimony.

Officials in New York and Washington are taking preemptive security measures in case a potential indictment of former President Donald Trump leads to widespread protests.