Begin the day's other headlines in Brazil, where the country Supreme Court has ordered former president Jayair Bolsonaro to wear an electronic ankle monitor.

In the capital, Brasilia today, federal police searched his home and his party's headquarters.

Bolsonaro is on trial for allegedly attempting a coup to overturn his 22 election loss.

The court also barred the 70-year-old from leaving his house at night and from communicating

with key allies.

That includes his son, Eduardo, who has been in the United States, lobbying the Trump

administration on his father's behalf.

Today, Bolsonaro called the measures a supreme humiliation.

There's nothing concrete there.

There's no proof of anything.

Besides, I've never thought of leaving Brazil.

I've never thought about going to the embassy.

But the precautionary measures were imposed because of that.

Bolsonaro also told the Reuters News Agency

that he thinks the court orders are in response

to President Trump's criticism of his trial.

Both men have called it a witch hunt,

and last week, Mr. Trump said he would impose

a 50% tariff on Brazilian goods,

tying them directly to Bolsonaro's legal problems.

At the White House today, President Trump signed into law the first major legislation aimed

at regulating cryptocurrencies. During an event in the East Room, Mr. Trump signed the

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