People in a Texas town are waking up to devastating scenes after a tornado ripped through the area. Nine people have been arrested after a boat carrying hundreds of migrants sank near Greece. Texas' Governor has signed two controversial bills into law targeting diversity programs and transgender athletes. Pope Frances is out of the hospital and doing well. Plus, an intern makes headlines over her surprising commute.

Several people have been killed by a tornado that destroyed parts of a town in Texas. Secretary of State Antony Blinken is heading to China for a tense visit. The DOJ is expected to release a review of the Minneapolis Police Department today, which was launched in the wake of the murder of George Floyd. A woman has accused UFC fighter Connor McGregor of sexual assault - which he denies. Plus, we'll tell you how a Muslim woman is making history in the US.

A Russian criminal gang is being blamed for a global cyberattack that hacked several federal agencies in the US. 21-year-old airman Jack Teixeira, who’s accused of posting classified documents on social media, has been indicted. We'll tell you about a tragic collision on a highway in Canada. A Pittsburgh synagogue shooting trial is now in the hands of a jury. Lastly, FDA vaccine advisers have recommended changes to Covid-19 boosters this fall.

We begin with a global cyberattack impacting several federal agencies in the US. Plus, a death investigation in a Mexican resort town is underway. Then, we’ll tell you about North Korea’s two separate ballistic missile launches. Some ticket companies are scrapping hidden fees in the name of transparency. And, two-time Oscar-winning actress, Glenda Jackson, has died at age 87.

People in the US are still out spending, even though interest rates are high. A sixth day of severe weather is predicted for parts of the South and the Plains. Georgia election officials say they won't fix voting machine vulnerabilities before the 2024 election. Scientists say they've created a human embryo-like structure, without an egg or sperm. Plus, Beyoncé could be causing an unusual problem in Sweden.

NATO says its support for Ukraine is making a difference on the battlefield. The demolition of the collapsed section of the I-95 highway in Pennsylvania is set to be finished today. Dozens of migrants have been dropped off in Los Angeles from Texas. Ticket and event companies are promising to be more upfront about booking fees. Plus, a legendary Yankees broadcaster gets a surprise on air.

Suicide and homicide rates for young Americans are the highest they've been in decades. Hundreds of people are feared dead after a migrant boat capsized off the coast of Greece. Daniel Perry has been indicted over the chokehold death of Jordan Neely. Bill Cosby is facing a new sexual assault lawsuit in Nevada. Plus, some CEOs say AI could destroy humanity in the next decade.

We begin with a look at former President Donald Trump’s relationship with his closest aide, Walt Nauta, and the judge overseeing the classified documents case. Democratic Rep. Adam Schiff responds to his Republican colleagues’ attempt to censure him. Miami’s mayor is joining the 2024 race for the White House. A grand jury has indicted a White man who held a homeless Black man in a fatal chokehold on a New York City subway last month. Lastly, a former Starbucks manager, who claims she was wrongfully fired for being White, wins her case.

The Federal Reserve is skipping an interest rate hike this time but signals that more could come – we have the latest. We’ll also hear US Attorney General Merrick Garland’s response to former President Donald Trump’s indictment. We have an update on Ukraine counteroffensive as Russia’s war continues. India and Pakistan are bracing for Cyclone Biparjoy as it approaches landfall. And, we’ll tell you what prosecutors are accusing the “Rust” movie armorer of doing on set as they investigate a fatal shooting.

Secretary of State Antony Blinken will head to Beijing this weekend for a highly anticipated trip. Pennsylvania officials have unveiled a plan to fix the collapsed I-95 overpass. US wholesale inflation fell sharply in May - more on that and today's other economic news. We'll break down what's next for former President Donald Trump now that he's pleaded not guilty to 37 federal charges. Plus, Bud Light is out as America's favorite beer.