3/25: Prime Time with John Dickerson

Lori Vallow Daybell, convicted of murdering her two children, received two additional life sentences for plotting the murders of her estranged husband and her niece's ex-husband. During her sentencing in Arizona, family members expressed their disgust, highlighting her manipulative nature, as she faces ongoing legal issues connected to her husband's involvement in the children's deaths. Want More Context? 🔎

A signed 2024 WNBA rookie card of Caitlin Clark sold for $660,000, exceeding the previous women's sports card record she set at $366,000. The unique card features her signature, a photo mid-dribble, and a patch from her Fever uniform, while Clark continues to make headlines in the WNBA despite being sidelined by a groin injury. Want More Context? 🔎

An inmate, Khalil Bryan, was mistakenly released from the Orleans Justice Center in New Orleans due to a "human error," leading to an ongoing manhunt. Authorities are investigating the incident, emphasizing the need for accountability and public safety, as Bryan has a violent criminal history and active warrants for serious charges. Want More Context? 🔎

Nearly 4,000 NASA employees, over 20% of its workforce, have applied for the agency's deferred resignation program, which aims to reduce personnel from 18,000 to 14,000 amid a proposed 25% funding cut for fiscal year 2026. The agency is also facing leadership turmoil following the withdrawal of billionaire Jared Isaacman's nomination for NASA administrator and the appointment of Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy as interim leader. Want More Context? 🔎

Anthony ZurcherNorth America correspondentEPATrump at his National Golf Club in Sterling, VirginiaMick Mulvaney recounted his experiences playing golf with Donald Trump, emphasizing Trump's competitive nature and how he often bested his opponents. Trump, who owns multiple golf courses and views the sport as a business and networking opportunity, has a strong passion for golf, using it to forge connections with influential figures while maintaining his competitive edge on the course. Want More Context? 🔎

On Wednesday, Jerce Reyes Barrios received a warm homecoming in Venezuela after being released from a Salvadoran prison, where he was detained as part of a controversial deportation by the Trump administration, accused of gang affiliation due to a tattoo. His attorney argued he had no criminal record and was falsely accused, as Reyes Barrios emphasized his tattoo represented his love for soccer, specifically Real Madrid. Want More Context? 🔎