NOTICE News Daily

An American reporter for the Wall Street Journal was arrested in Russia and is being detained on charges of spying. We break down what it all means. Plus: Greg is here with the weekly NOTICE News Quiz!

The recent school shooting in Nashville has thrown a contentious debate back into the national spotlight: whether or not to ban assault weapons. We take a look at both sides. Plus: how trees in our nation’s capital came to represent friendship with another country.

We’ve got the latest on a school shooting in Nashville, Tennessee, that left seven dead including the attacker and three children. Plus: If you’re deciding on a college, you need to know about this new tool.

Vice President Kamala Harris just arrived in Africa for a major trip across the continent. We’ll tell you what she hopes to accomplish. Plus: have two high school seniors solved a major math mystery?

The U.N. just held its first global water conference in 50 years – we’ll take a look at the looming water crisis. Plus: preparing for the coronation of King Charles III.

Florida is looking to expand its controversial ban on teaching young children about sexual orientation and gender identity issues to include all students in its public schools. Plus: how you could win a $250 Amazon gift card for your class…

Students in Los Angeles are getting a three day break—because school support staff have gone on strike and teachers have joined them. Plus: more science fiction becomes reality with the introduction of new jetpacks.

The head of the U.N. is warning climate change is a “ticking bomb,” as a new report says this may be humanity’s final chance to curb changes that could be catastrophic. Plus: a major holiday begins tonight!

Will former President Donald Trump soon be charged with a crime? We take a look at this developing story and what he might be charged with. Plus: zoo keepers in Greece are trying desperately to save a baby tiger that was found in a trash can.

Twenty years ago today, the United States invaded Iraq, taking out then-dictator Saddam Hussein. We’ll tell you what’s changed since then. Plus: Why you maybe shouldn’t make plans for Valentine’s Day, 2046.