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.

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.

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.

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.

Documents shared with CNN suggest that a missing Russian general may have been a secret VIP member of Wagner. The Department of Health & Human Services is the latest victim of a possible Russian cyberattack. The US special envoy on Iran has been placed on unpaid leave. We’re tracking severe storms in parts of the US. Lastly, a grand jury has declined to indict rapper Travis Scott in the 2021 Astroworld tragedy.

The US Supreme Court has ruled against affirmative action, overturning decades of precedent – we’ll hear President Joe Biden’s response and get reactions from both sides of the ruling. The former school resource officer who stayed outside during a deadly mass shooting at a Parkland, Florida high school has been acquitted. Former Vice President and 2024 hopeful Mike Pence made a surprise trip to Ukraine. And, protesters stormed the Swedish embassy in Baghdad after a Quran was burnt in Sweden.

A Supreme Court ruling means universities and colleges will no longer be allowed to consider race when they make decisions about admissions. The US economy was even better in the first quarter than previously thought. Clashes continue in France after a 17-year-old was shot and killed by police. House Republicans are gearing up for potential impeachment proceedings against some of President Joe Biden's cabinet. Plus, some good news if you're traveling in the Northeast this weekend.

It's expected to be the busiest day for holiday travel, but will airlines cope with the demand? 120 million people are under air quality alerts across a dozen states. More than $200 billion in pandemic small business loans is estimated to have been given to potential scammers. The Biden Administration has announced new funding to help people experiencing homelessness. Plus, a bag that's barely visible to the naked eye sells for more than $63,000.

More than a third of people in the US are under air quality alerts, and deadly heat continues in the South. Medical professionals will examine what may be human remains from the Titan submersible wreckage. Transgender minors in Tennessee will keep access to some gender affirming healthcare. Eid in Sudan is marked by a ceasefire being broken. Plus, a Yankees pitcher throws a perfect game.

Human remains are believed to have been recovered in the wreckage of an imploded submersible that killed five men on board. House Speaker Kevin McCarthy walked back comments he made about former President Donald Trump’s chances of winning the 2024 election. The Federal Reserve’s bank stress test shows a strong banking system in light of recent failures. Connecticut is helping children born into poverty in a big way. Lastly, Madonna is postponing her upcoming tour because of a serious illness – we have details.