Race Against Time

ISIS, also known as the Islamic State group, claimed responsibility for a deadly attack on a Moscow concert hall, with over 133 people dead and several more trapped. The U.S. avoided a government shutdown as President Biden signed a $1.2 trillion spending package, facing tensions from within the House. Princess Kate of Wales revealed she's undergoing preventative chemotherapy for cancer after surgery. No charges will be filed in the case of Nex Benedict, a teen who committed suicide after a high school fight. Russia and China vetoed a U.S. resolution calling for a Gaza cease-fire. Former President Trump got approval for his Truth Social media platform merger, worth billions. Jasmin Paris became the first woman to complete the Barkley Race in under 60 hours. The Bulletin Brief: Gunmen storm Moscow concert and plead guilty (NBC) (AP) US government avoids shutdown but faces House shakeup (CBS) (NBC) Princess Kate starts chemo after cancer diagnosis (CBS) (AP) No charges will be filed in Nex Benedict case (NBC) Russia and China veto a cease-fire (AP) Trump merges Truth Social for potentially $3.5 Billion (CBS) Jasmin Paris conquered the Barkley Race (NYT)