in other news. britain is in the midst of one of, if not its biggest day of strikes since a wave of industrial action began last year sparked by soaring inflation. hundreds of thousands of workers have walked out in disputes over pay and conditions. the finance minister is expected to tell parliament that free childcare will be expanded to lure people back into the workforce. police in pakistan have been ordered to suspend an operation to arrest the opposition leader, imran khan, until thursday morning. the directive followed a brawl between security forces and supporters of mr. khan outside his residence in the city of lahore. the confrontation began on tuesday when police tried to arrest the former prime minister forfailing to appear in court over corruption charges. mr khan says the charges are politically motivated. frankfurt football fans clashed with police today after arriving in naples despite being banned from attending tonights champions league match against napoli. a police
behind is a new subcommittee to investigate the weaponization of federal allegations like the fbi and their relationship with social media sites like twitter, a source familiar with the panel tells fox republican also demand any emails or memos the white house may have sent to big tech. we re going to do it vigorously. we re going to do it aggressively, because that s our job. and, trace, tonights rules vote will also be the first big task for g.o.p. whip tom emmer who received some criticism last week over that ordeal over the speakership bid. tonight he told reporters he doesn t believe this rules package is controversial and he thinks it will pass tonight. trace? trace: aishah hasnie live for us on capitol hill. aishah, thank you. stocks were mixed today. the dow lost 113. the s&p 500 fell 3. and the nasdaq gained 66. well, breaking tonight, the justice department is now viewing potentially classified documents found at the biden