Supreme Court upholds Trump's removal of Biden appointees from federal boards, shooting at Capital Jewish Museum highlights rising wave of anti-Jewish hate crimes, and Trump administration terminates Harvard's student visa program. In other news, a North Korean naval destroyer launch ends in embarrassment, Alex Soros faces criticism for condemning shooting of Israelis while funding anti-Israel groups, and Diddy's investment in a Miami mansion may be at risk. Additionally, a sheriff's boast about jail security is overshadowed by 10 inmates escaping, Bryan Kohberger's defense takes on an infamous legal strategy, and the Trump administration approves waivers to ban junk food from food stamp programs. Defense secretary announces pay raises for Army paratroopers, two GOP holdouts reject a major bill, and White House shuts down a reporter's challenge on White South African farmer deaths. Disney and ABC execs urge 'The View' hosts to tone down rhetoric, legal experts criticize a letter warning Paramount against Trump lawsuit settlement, and Carville advises a prominent Dem to focus on winning elections. Chinese devices threaten national security, sports governing bodies are called to account for failing to protect women, and a family is diagnosed with a fungal disease after a vacation. Construction unearths prehistoric remains in Texas, Buc-ee's expands to new states, and a viral Bloody Mary cocktail gains attention. Videos on alleged Biden decline, political safe havens, and in-depth reporting on the news are available on the FOX NEWS RUNDOWN PODCAST.