President Biden and Donald Trump

clinched their party's nominations.

The House could vote today to ban Tik-Tok.

And wildlife workers are dressing up in disguise to care for a newborn Fox.

That's some of what we'll get to on the 7 from the Washington Post.

I'm Christina Quinn.

It's Wednesday, March 13th.

Let's get you caught up with today's seven stories.

Number one,

Biden and Trump have secured their party's presidential nominations.

Biden crossed the line with a win in Georgia's Democratic primary yesterday,

and Trump won the Republican delegates he needed in Washington State. It means the long anticipated

2020 election rematch dreaded by many voters is officially here. Trump and

Biden are already sparring over immigration, the economy, abortion, and each other. Trump and battleground states. And in other election news, the independent candidate

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. will announce his running mate soon. According to one

person familiar with the campaign, he's spoken to NFL quarterback Aaron Rogers about the job.

Number two, the prosecutor who criticized Biden's memory was grilled in Congress.

Robert Herr is the former special counsel who investigated Biden's handling of classified documents.

He testified yesterday about his decision not to charge the President in February.

Her defended the way he characterized the president's memory in his report.

He denied accusations from Democrats that he intended to damage Biden's reputation.

The evidence and the president himself put his memory squarely at issue.

...