Roundup: Airport lines surge / Covering cancer screenings / Energy markets ease


    Get to the airport early: A funding standoff in Washington is disrupting airport security operations as unpaid TSA workers call out, triggering long lines during peak spring-break travel. President Donald Trump says he may deploy ICE agents to airports to fill gaps, though their role remains unclear. The situation underscores growing strain on federal operations as the impasse drags on. Read more from The Wall Street Journal. 

    Catching cancer early: Louisiana lawmakers are advancing a bill requiring insurers to cover prostate cancer screenings starting at age 40 with no out-of-pocket costs. Supporters say earlier detection could save lives and reduce long-term treatment expenses. The measure passed the Senate unanimously and now heads to the House for consideration. Read more from Louisiana Illuminator

    Warm weather whiplash: U.S. natural gas prices fell for a second straight day as milder weather forecasts reduced demand for heating and power generation, while declining oil prices added further pressure. Futures dropped more than 5%, with markets reacting to easing geopolitical tensions and expectations of lower near-term consumption, even as broader energy market volatility persists. Read more from Bloomberg. A subscription may be required.