Israel’s President Isaac Herzog speaks in front of Congress, a day after a resolution affirming support for the Jewish state was passed in the House. Over 70 million people are under heat alerts in the US. The CDC says opioids are involved in most multi-drug overdose deaths. The Gilgo beach serial killing investigation has expanded. And, Country Music Television pulled a country music star's controversial music video.

Former President Donald Trump’s legal worries have grown recently, as his lawyers explained in court. Flash flooding from heavy rain has hit Kentucky while Hawaii's Big Island is under a state of emergency. Hundreds of thousands in Sudan have fled the homes in just the past week, as the civil war rages. Police have executed a search warrant in the investigation into Tupac Shakur's murder. And, a man and his dog have been rescued after 3 months at sea.

Former President Donald Trump is going on the offensive, after announcing he’s the target of a criminal probe into overturning the 2020 election results. We have more details about the US soldier believed to be in North Korean custody after willingly crossing over. Russia has attacked the Ukrainian city of Odesa for a second night in a row. Record heat continues around the world, and floods are threatening the iconic Taj Mahal. Plus, you can now use "Taco Tuesday" without any legal consequences.

Former President Donald Trump’s case into his alleged mishandling of classified documents seems unlikely to go to trial this year – we have the latest from court. Plus, a slate of Trump’s fake electors in Michigan have been charged in a scheme to overturn the state’s 2020 election results. North Korea carried out another round of missile launches today. A former Northwestern University football player is suing the school and its recently fired head coach. Lastly, AT&T shares fell to their lowest closing price in 30 years – we’ll explain the brutal sell-off on Wall Street.

We begin with the impact dangerous heat is having on the planet as parts of the US brace for storms. Former President Donald Trump could soon face charges in a criminal probe about efforts to overturn the 2020 election – we’ll hear from one of his GOP allies. President Joe Biden met with Israel's president at the White House today. We have new information on a US soldier detained by North Korea. And, researchers break down a possible link between opioids and dementia.

A US Army soldier appeared to voluntary cross the demarcation line into North Korea and is believed to be detained. Donald Trump says Special Counsel Jack Smith told the former president he’s a target of the criminal investigation into efforts to overturn the 2020 election. Adult migrants are held in border facilities too long amid recent policy changes by the Biden administration. Senator Joe Manchin is openly flirting with a third-party presidential run. And, Travis Scott may have to cancel his sold-out concert in Egypt next week.

Heat records are being broken across the US, and a trip to Europe or Asia won't get you out of theĀ  soaring temperatures. An American has crossed into North Korea and is being detained. The US and its allies are struggling with providing ammunition to Ukraine. Oregon officials believe the mysterious deaths of four young women are connected. Plus, the man accused of leaking classified documents on social media says he wants the same treatment as former President Donald Trump.

Smoke and heat continue to pound the US, while the heatwave is hitting Europe and Asia, which is also seeing torrential flooding. That's why US Climate Envoy John Kerry is in China, for talks on how the world's two biggest polluters can tackle the climate crisis. A Texas trooper alleges they were told to push migrants back into the water to Mexico – and not give them water to drink. A study shows hearing aids could cut the risk of cognitive decline by almost half. Plus, would you fork over $110k to see Lionel Messi's US debut?

Georgia’s Supreme Court has dismissed former President Donald Trump’s bid to shut down the state’s 2020 election probe – we have the latest. Plus, a judge has temporarily blocked Iowa's six-week abortion ban. A Democratic congresswoman is getting criticized from members on both sides of the aisle over her comments about Israel. Europe could break its heat record. Lastly, we’ll tell you how underground climate change is posing infrastructure problems.

We begin with Russian President Vladimir Putin’s response to a strike on key bridge in Crimea. Plus, the FDA has approved a new antibody to protect infants from RSV. Taiwan’s vice president is planning transit to the US. A second drug that’s been proven to slow the progression of Alzheimer’s may be approved in the US this year. And, you have another opportunity at trying your luck in tonight’s Powerball drawing.