Amy Martinez

That's NPR's Greg Allen in Los Angeles. Greg, thanks.

The Supreme Court declined to block Trump's sentencing after a judge said the president-elect was unlikely to face punishment or even have to attend in person. He will, though, come away with a criminal record, though he can pursue an appeal.

The Supreme Court declined to block Trump's sentencing after a judge said the president-elect was unlikely to face punishment or even have to attend in person. He will, though, come away with a criminal record, though he can pursue an appeal.

The Supreme Court declined to block Trump's sentencing after a judge said the president-elect was unlikely to face punishment or even have to attend in person. He will, though, come away with a criminal record, though he can pursue an appeal.

They'll be facing off against the Justice Department over whether a law banning the China-based viral video app will take effect in a few days.

They'll be facing off against the Justice Department over whether a law banning the China-based viral video app will take effect in a few days.

They'll be facing off against the Justice Department over whether a law banning the China-based viral video app will take effect in a few days.

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And I'm Amy Martinez. You can listen to this podcast sponsor-free while financially supporting public media with Up First Plus. Learn more at plus.npr.org. That's plus.npr.org.