We start the day's other headlines with the latest fallout from the Jeffrey Epstein

files.

Police searched the former home of Andrew Mountbatten, Windsor, located on the grounds of Windsor

Castle west of London.

The King's brother had lived there for decades until his eviction earlier this month.

The search comes a day after he was arrested on suspicion of misconduct in public office related to

his friendship with the late convicted sex offender. The former prince was released after nearly

11 hours. Separately, the lobbying firm, co-founded by Peter Mandelson, has halted operations.

The former British ambassador to the U.S. has come under increasing pressure due to his ties to Epstein.

And in this country, Bard College in New York has opened an independent review into the relationship between Epstein and the school's longtime president, Leon Botstein.

The Trump administration is requiring all truckers and bus drivers to take commercial driving tests in English.

The move was announced today by Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy, who said it would get

unqualified drivers off the road and improve safety.

Just because you're a foreigner, that doesn't mean that you can't drive a big rig. You can't drive a truck.

Well, what's happened that we've had so many unskilled, unqualified, untrained drivers on American

roads?

Many states allow drivers to take license tests in other languages but still require that

they show proficiency in English.

Today's announcement is part of a broader crackdown on the industry since a fatal crash

last August involving an immigrant driver who officials say was in the country illegally.

In New York, the largest nursing strike in decades is close to ending after thousands of nurses

reached a tentative agreement with management today.

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