And we start the day's other headlines with college sports. The NCAA is updating its transgender

policy to limit women's competition to athletes who were assigned as female at birth. The change

comes a day after President Trump signed an executive order aimed at banning transgender athletes

from girls and women's sports. The policy is effective immediately,

and it applies to all 500,000 NCAA athletes across the organization's 1,200 schools. Prior to this

change, eligibility was based on rules set by each sports national or international governing body.

President Trump signed an executive order this afternoon sanctioning the international criminal

court.

The measure includes freezing assets of court employees who work on ICC investigations of

U.S. citizens or allies such as Israel.

It also blocks them from traveling to the U.S.

The move comes as Israeli Prime Minister

Benjamin Netanyahu is visiting Washington. Last year, the ICC issued arrest warrants for the

prime minister and his former defense minister for alleged war crimes in Gaza, which they deny.

Neither the U.S. nor Israel recognized the court's authority.

Separately, it emerged today that Netanyahu gave President Trump a golden pager mounted on a wooden

stand during their meeting in Washington yesterday. It's a not-so-suttle nod to Israel's

operation in Lebanon last year when pagers and handheld radios were used to attack

members of Hezbollah.

In Panama, the country's president is pushing back on U.S. claims over transit fees for

the Panama Canal.

The U.S. State Department posted on social media last night that a deal was reached that

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