Authorities arrest the suspect in the NYC subway attack, the U.S. pledges another $800 million in military aid to Ukraine, and officials brace for a migrant surge at the southern border as Title 42 expires.

At least 16 injured in NYC subway shooting; U.S. officials can't confirm social media reports of chemical weapons attack in Mariupol; The State Department has issued its annual Human Rights report; President Biden tries to keep prices at the pump under control.

The Senate votes to confirm Judge Ketanji Brown to the Supreme Court, the UN General Assembly suspends Russia over human rights violations and free speech advocates testify on record levels of book banning nationwide.

A House panel grills oil companies over high gas prices, Congressional stock trades go under the microscope, and Texas plans to reroute migrants from the border to D.C.

Zelenskyy calls for reforming the UN; Oil companies testify on Capitol Hill on high gas prices; States sue the Biden administration over ending Title 42; and the student-loan freeze is expected to be extended.