Corova Coleman

Federal agents have arrested a former U.S.

Army employee and charged her with allegedly giving classified information to a journalist.

Courtney Williams worked for a special military unit at the U.S.

Army base in Fort Bragg, North Carolina.

The Associated Press and other outlets report her work dates and some details match a book about the Army's Delta Force written by journalist Seth Harp, a former Army veteran.

On Wall Street, the Dow is down 133 points.

Live from NPR News in Washington, I'm Corova Coleman.

President Trump says the U.S.

could be ending its Iran offensive in two to three weeks.

The White House has announced the president will speak to the nation tonight.

NPR's Mara Liason has more.

Meanwhile, in an interview published today by the British newspaper The Telegraph, Trump says he is considering pulling the U.S.

out of NATO.

He described the Western military alliance as a, quote, paper tiger.

Investors are hoping for an end to the war in Iran.

The major stock indexes all gained well over 2.5 percent at yesterday's close, and PR's Maria Aspin says investors have been spooked this past March.

NPR's Maria Aspin reporting.

The Supreme Court hears arguments today in a case about birthright citizenship.

President Trump has signed an executive order attempting to end the constitutional right.

He plans to attend oral arguments this morning.