Tonight on FISM News: Donald Trump comments on his arrest, progressives see election victories in Chicago and Wisconsin, and Mexico asks China for help with the fentanyl crisis.

Tonight on FISM News: Former President Donald Trump is arrested, a manhunt for a Maryland official turns deadly, and Connecticut takes home the NCAA Championship.

Tonight on FISM News: The Southern U.S. recovers from deadly weekend storms, health concerns continue in East Palestine, Ohio, and OPEC announces surprise oil cuts.

Tonight on FISM News: Donald Trump is indicted with up to 30 charges, the controversial “Trans Day of Vengeance” is canceled, and Finland clears the final hurdle to join NATO.

Tonight on FISM News: The Senate moves to end the COVID-19 emergency, a Wall Street Journal reporter is arrested in Russia, and JP Morgan CEO Jamie Dimon prepares to testify about Jeffrey Epstein.

Tonight on FISM News: Governor Bill Lee responds to this week’s school shooting, Republicans grill secretary Mayorkas in D.C., and major tech giants call for a pause on AI development.

Tonight on FISM News: New details emerge about the Nashville school shooting, dozens die in a migrant facility fire, and the studio behind the Chosen prepares for its first theatrical release.

Tonight on FISM News: The south faces a number of devastating tornadoes, Israel postpones a judicial overhaul amid protests, and it’s down to the final four in March Madness.

Tonight on FISM News: Utah restricts social media for kids, tension heats up in Syria following the death of a U.S. citizen, and World Athletics bars trans athletes from women’s events.

Tonight on FISM News: TikTok’s CEO testifies before Congress, the U.S. sees a shortage of hundreds of medical drugs, and an NHL team sparks controversy for refusing to wear pride-themed jerseys.