Today is Wednesday, March 12. We'll tell you about a new deal American officials reached with Ukraine and how Russia might respond.

Also, what to know about a cross-border back and forth as new tariffs went into effect overnight.

Plus, what crash investigators learned about the airspace over Washington, D.C.

How Southwest Airlines' famous and decades-old bag policy is changing.

And which new Broadway show with

A-list celebrities is breaking all-time records. Those stories and even more news coming up.

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It seems the U.S. and Ukraine are back on good terms. Ukrainian officials accepted a 30-day ceasefire

as proposed by the United States. The exact terms are not out there yet, but they were negotiated for

nearly eight hours. An American diplomat said they got into the details about how the war is actually

going to end for good. Now, for the violence to actually stop, even for a month, Russia will have to agree

to that same ceasefire. So President Trump says he plans to talk to Russian President Vladimir Putin

about it in the coming days. Already, the says he plans to talk to Russian President Vladimir Putin about it

in the coming days. Already, the Trump administration agreed to resume military aid and intelligence

sharing for Ukraine. It's considered crucial, especially since there have been ongoing deadly attacks

even this week. And Ukrainian commanders say the cutoff had impaired soldiers. Now, Ukraine says all security

assistance has already resumed.

Both the U.S. and Ukraine also agreed to wrap up a rare minerals deal as soon as possible.

President Trump's latest round of tariffs went into effect overnight. And this time, the U.S.

imposed 25 percent tariffs on all steel and aluminum imports. But there was some

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