Former President Donald Trump is expected in court next year after being charged with mishandling classified documents. Millions of Americans continue to swelter in brutal heat – we'll tell you the new challenges it poses for leaders and workers. Florida Governor Ron DeSantis is going after Bud Light’s parent company. Legendary singer Tony Bennett dies at age 96. And the much anticipated 'Barbie' and 'Oppenheimer' films premier today.

Global food prices are at risk of surging because of Russian strikes on Ukraine and India’s ban on some rice exports - we’ll tell you more. The White House says several leading AI companies are committing to put their new systems through outside testing. A new report says homicides and other violent crimes rates are declining in dozens of US cities, but there’s a catch. Extreme heat will create an extra $1 billion dollars in health care costs every summer. Plus, Australia is warning to keep dingos out of your selfies.

A Russian missile attack has struck grain warehouses in the Ukrainian port city of Odesa. Hundreds of thousands of customers are without power after severe storms hit parts of the US, while more flooding could hit parts of the northeast. A graphic video showing two women forced by a mob to walk naked and then assaulted has sparked outrage in India. NASA scientists warn the record breaking heat around the world could get worse next year. Plus, a teen mom is arrested for allegedly trying to hire a hitman to kill her son.

A grand jury heard evidence on efforts to overturn the 2020 election – we’ll tell you who testified. Plus, Chinese hackers breached US government officials' email accounts. Two pregnant migrants tell CNN Texas National Guard soldiers denied them water. A new study has some alarming implications for how sea levels could rise. Lastly, the NFL’s Washington Commanders officially have a new owner.

The White House is responding to the threat of new Russian attacks since Moscow pulled out of a crucial grain deal with Ukraine. A bill that would create a code of ethics for US Supreme Court justices cleared a hurdle in the Senate. Lawmakers grilled presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. at a hearing about censorship and misinformation. The suspect’s wife in the Gilgo Beach murders investigation may have unknowingly played a key role in her husband’s arrest. And, hundreds of demonstrators stormed the Swedish embassy in Iraq to protest another planned burning of the Quran in Stockholm.

The federal grand jury looking at the special counsel’s probe into the aftermath of the 2020 election is meeting today. CNN’s Kylie Atwood explains what we know and don’t know about the US solider who crossed the military border into North Korea. We’ll tell you how female soccer players fare financially compared to their male counterparts at World Cups, as the women’s tournament kicks off. Broadway avoids a major strike from the backstage crew members. And Congress is trying to get to the bottom of UFOs.

As the grand jury is set to convene, we're learning more about the charges former President Donald Trump could be facing. Russia has targeted Ukrainian ports on the Black Sea again, as an EU official warns of a “huge food crisis in the world.” A CNN investigation shows Texas’ abortion restrictions may be fueling a sudden spike in infant mortality. Florida’s Education Board has approved controversial new standards on teaching Black history. And, a lion could be on the loose in Germany's capital.

Former President Donald Trump is facing another possible indictment as a grand jury is expected to meet today - we’ll bring you the details from Trump’s team. The Women’s World Cup has kicked off after a deadly shooting in the host city. New York City will begin handing out 60-day removal notices some migrants staying in emergency shelters. Misdiagnoses in the US are leading to hundreds of thousands of deaths and permanent disabilities every year. Plus, why the best advice for the Powerball winner is to keep their mouth shut.

We begin with a deadly shooting in Auckland, New Zealand hours before the city hosts the Women’s World Cup. Plus, a tornado in North Carolina damaged a Pfizer plant and shut down a major interstate. Two IRS whistleblowers testified about a criminal investigation into Hunter Biden - we'll hear from one of them. The Dow is on an eight-day winning streak after more companies reported strong second quarter earnings. Lastly, NBCUniversal is being investigated after it trimmed trees where Hollywood union members are picketing during a heat wave.

The leader of the Russian mercenary group Wagner may have been spotted in public – we have the latest. Former President Donald Trump’s request for a new trial in the E. Jean Carroll civil case has been denied. We’re learning new details about an Alabama woman’s mysterious disappearance last week after stopping to help a toddler she says she saw walking on the interstate. Then, we’ll tell you what a new study says about the role structural racism may play in mass shootings. And, we’ll break down your chances of winning two big lottery jackpots.