Hamas is calling on militants to attack Israel, in response to an Israeli military strike in the West Bank. In an interview with CNN, Ukraine's President says Russia's leader is losing control of his own people. Meanwhile, Russia and Saudi Arabia both say they're making cuts to how much oil they produce. China has announced export restrictions on some important minerals, as a top US official plans a trip to Beijing this week. Plus, a different way to do 4th of July fireworks.

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Baltimore officials are asking for the public's help after a deadly mass shooting this weekend at a neighborhood block party. More protests, violence, and arrests in France after the killing of a 17-year-old, whose grandmother is calling for calm. Several people are dead after an Israeli military strike in the West Bank. In the US, hundreds of thousands are without power after storms that have also canceled or delayed thousands of flights. Plus, a mine woman punched a bear in the face -we'll tell you what she was protecting.

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More than a week after the aborted Wagner rebellion, it’s unclear what comes next for Russia and President Vladimir Putin. The eventual fate of Wagner boss Yevgeny Prigozhin is also murky after striking a deal with Belarus to end the insurrection. In today’s episode, we head to Moscow to get a view from the ground and examine what the greatest challenge to Putin’s leadership in decades says about his military’s performance in Ukraine.

Guest: Matthew Chance, CNN Senior International Correspondent

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The war in Ukraine continues after Russia was left shaken by an armed insurrection. A union representing thousands of actors pushes back a strike deadline – we break down the stakes if it moves forward. United Airlines’ CEO apologizes for taking a private jet, while thousands of flights have been delayed or canceled. A predominantly Black church wins a civil suit against members of the Proud Boys. And lastly, investors in a plan to turn manure into green energy get scammed.   

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Over 1,300 people have been detained during violent protests in France after a 17-year-old was shot and killed by police. The man threatening to detonate explosives in former President Obama’s neighborhood will remain detained by authorities. Toxic algae in California is threatening wildlife while rescuers struggle. A truck driver who caused a deadly crash in Arizona was “actively using TikTok,” a new report finds. And Twitter restricts access to users without an account. 

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President Joe Biden defended his original student loan debt relief plan during his address on the US Supreme Court’s decision to block it. Plus, the State Department released an unclassified report on the 2021 withdrawal of troops from Afghanistan. A French officer who fatally shot a teen has been charged as the country battles another day of unrest. A number of Walgreens stores are on the chopping block. Lastly, ESPN is laying off some of its top on-air talent.

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President Joe Biden addresses the US Supreme Court’s decision to block his student loan forgiveness program with new steps to help borrowers. We’re also following two SCOTUS decisions on LGBTQ and voting rights. Brazil’s former president has been banned from running for office until 2030. We have new developments in the criminal case against a film armorer charged for a fatal shooting on the set of the movie “Rust.” And, Hollywood says goodbye to Oscar-winning actor Alan Arkin.

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The Supreme Court has struck down a student loan forgiveness plan and ruled that some businesses can refuse to serve LGBTQ customers. It's a real mixed bag for anyone traveling for the holiday weekend. The Coast Guard kept secret a damning report on sexual assault at its academy for years. Plus, some good news about inflation.

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We could be getting more conservative-leaning Supreme Court decisions in the future . The US will be supplying more weapons to Taiwan. Police officers from West Virginia speak out about allegations a video camera was hidden in a women's locker room at the state police academy. Ukraine claims Russia is going to try to assassinate Wagner's leader. Plus, the man whole carved his girlfriend's name into the wall of Rome's Colosseum has been identified.

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The Supreme Court is expected to make two big decisions today that will have a huge impact on people across the country. TSA says today will be the busiest day for 4th of July travel. More than 600 people have been arrested after a night of violent clashes in France. The Pentagon says the Chinese balloon shot down earlier this year did not collect any intelligence. Plus, a shortage of Sriracha is causing eye-watering prices.

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