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conservative super majority. today two more big rules. one tieing the biden administration's hands in the climate change fight. the other clearing the way for the biden white house to end a controversial pandemic era trump administration border policy. those decisions closed a turn d make block buster changes to american law and to american life, including new limits on how states can regulate guns and, of course, the end of the roe v. wade decision that guaranteed federal abortion rights. president biden ending a big overseas trip earlier today called the role reversal destabilizing...

This is gps the Global Public square. Welcome to all of you around the United States and Around The World. Im Fareed Zakaria coming to you from new york city. Here is my take. The world that probably bests describes the Biden Administrations efforts and Public Policy is ambitious. Most of its initiatives from Infrastructure Funding to support for green transformation to aiding ukraine are big and bold. Now the white house is trying to put together another major effort that if successful will be a game changer. The saudiisraeli normization. There are many complications that could derail the neg...

criminal court in downtown houston, texas where the second migrant is set to am before a judge as we learn new details about the girl's murder, criminal investigation and suspects' immigration status. welcome to a now hour of "america's newsroom." i'm dana perino. bill hemmer is off. great to have you, bret. >> bret: i'm bret baier in washington. the judge yesterday setting bail for one of the suspects at $10 million. the other suspect will face the same judge today. they are accused of tying up the 12-year-old girl, killing her by strangulation and tossing her body under a bridge. >...

The tenth annual International Offshore Wind Partnering Forum (IPF), hosted by the Business Network for Offshore Wind, will kick off this Tuesday, March 28 in

>> you make a good point. there are specifics to each situation but does 2023 look brighter on the jobs front or could things still get worse? >> look, there's a lot of gloom and doom from my fellow economists. i saw a survey the other day in "the wall street journal" that the average economist thought there was a 63% chance of a recession next year. i'm not as pessimistic as them but know they're a little bit wise. but today's job report gets us good news. you can take those pessimistic forecasters saying, hey, look, there's possible head winds ahead, the fed raising interest rate, china slow...