Nightly News Roundup for Apr. 20, 2026

Labor Secretary Lori Chavez-DeRemer resigned over booze, an affair with a subordinate, and fabricated travel schedules — the White House called it phenomenal work; the Iran ceasefire expires Wednesday with no talks scheduled and JD Vance unable to identify his departure airport; Trump screamed at aides for hours after an F-15 went down and was kept out of the Situation Room because his impatience "wouldn't be helpful"; FBI Director Kash Patel sued The Atlantic over a drinking story, then named the specific bars where he insists he doesn't drink — in an unspellchecked complaint; the Supreme Court ruled Trump's tariffs illegal, corporations get $166 billion back, consumers get nothing; the House Ethics Committee admitted nearly half its sexual misconduct investigations since 1976 ended when the accused simply quit and walked; and the BBC documented five instances of massive, perfectly timed trades minutes before Trump's market-moving announcements — a pattern analysts called consistent with illegal insider trading. Tape rolls. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.