Comey Indicted, The King & Queen's Day In Washington, FCC's New ABC TV Directive, Florida Redistricting Hearing

Today on America in the MorningComey’s New Indictment Just a few weeks after a previous case against former FBI Director James Comey was dismissed by a federal judge, a grand jury in North Carolina has indicted him for a second time on charges he threatened to kill President Trump in a social media post.  John Stolnis has more from Washington.   King Charles & Queen Camilla’s Day In Washington President Trump and King Charles the Third toasted historic bonds at a White House state dinner Tuesday night as a part of the King’s trip to America, but before they dined, the King addressed a joint session of Congress in a speech focused on common interests with mentions of current political turmoil.  Correspondent Jennifer King reports.   FCC’s ABC TV Directive The Federal Communications Commission has a directive for ABC television stations amid calls from the White House to cancel late night host Jimmy Kimmel.  Correspondent Clayton Neville reports the renewed controversy comes after Kimmel’s recent comments about First Lady Melania Trump.    Latest On Missing Florida College Students Shocking new details are being learned about the person arrested in the case of two missing Florida doctoral college students.  Correspondent Haya Panjwani reports that prosecutors allege the suspect asked Chat GPT about disposing of a body.   Quarterback’s Gambling Problem A top college football transfer and star quarterback is seeking treatment for a gambling addiction.  Correspondent Gethin Coolbaugh has details.   Gas Prices Higher After UAE Leaves OPEC The pain at the pump is only worsening, as gas prices hit their highest level on Tuesday since the war with Iran began.  Making matters worse, economists are saying another oil price spike is coming.  There was also an energy shockwave in the Middle East, as the United Arab Emirates, in a historic move, says it's leaving OPEC.  As for what that means, Jon Gambrell reports from Dubai.   Florida Redistricting Hearing Florida lawmakers continue their special session – called to approve a new Congressional map that could favor Republicans this November.  Correspondent Rich Johnson reports if approved, it could add 4 more seats to GOP control – hearing audio courtesy Florida’s Voice.   Child Care Raids Well over a dozen childcare centers in Minnesota were raided on Tuesday as the Federal government looks for fraud.  Correspondent Clayton Neville reports the operation is not tied to immigration enforcement, which has drawn backlash and violence in recent months in the Twin Cities.   Soldier Faces Judge A U.S. soldier who took part in the capture of Nicolas Maduro in Venezuela was charged with using intel to win $400,000 on the Polymarket site has pleaded not guilty.  Correspondent Julie Walker reports from New York. Latest On Georgia Wildfires Crews in Georgia, thanks to some help from Mother Nature, are getting an upper hand on wildfires that have scorched thousands of acres and displaced thousands of people.  Correspondent Jennifer King reports. Finally   The US State Department issued a record 24 point 5 million passports in 2024, marking the third consecutive record year of passport issuances.  For those who are considering renewing or getting a new passport this year, when you open them up you may find a picture of President Trump in them.  Correspondent Ed Donahue reports.   Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices