We start the day's other headlines in Washington, D.C., where President Donald Trump hosted India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi at the White House.

We're going to talk about trade. We're going to talk about many things, but it's really an honor to see you.

They appeared in the Oval Office together this afternoon, just hours after Trump signed a plan to impose so-called

reciprocal tariffs on many of America's trading partners that would include India, which Modi is hoping to avoid.

Earlier, Modi met with Elon Musk, one of Trump's closest allies and the world's richest man.

Modi later posted on Musk's social media platform X that the two

discussed, quote, space, mobility, technology, and innovation. A federal judge today paused

President Trump's executive order restricting gender-affirming care for transgender youth.

A lawsuit was filed earlier this month for families with trans and non-binary

children saying their health care has been compromised by the order. Judge Brendan Herson granted

today's hold while that case proceeds. He says Trump's action, quote, seemed to deny that this

population even exists or deserves to exist. The pause is effective for 14 days and could be extended.

In Germany, authorities say at least 30 people were injured this morning

when a driver rammed his car into a crowd not far from the site of the Munich Security Conference.

Police flocked to the scene where demonstrators had taken to the streets for a union strike.

Authorities quickly detained the suspect, a 24-year-old Afran asylum seeker, and later hoisted his

mini-Cooper onto a tow truck. Local officials believe it was a deliberate attack.

German Chancellor Olaf Schultz said the suspect must be punished.

Even if we do not know everything we will know at some point, one thing is already apparent.

An Afghan perpetrator has seriously injured people here, and that is something we can neither

tolerate nor accept. Today's incident follows a

number of recent attacks that have reignited the immigration debate in Germany. Last month,

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