We start with the critical impact a destroyed dam is having in Ukraine. Plus, we’ll break down two separate hearings today over Prince Harry's immigration records and a landmark case against British tabloids. Goldman Sachs lowers its odds of a US recession. We’ll tell you about a recall involving thousands of Ford SUVs and pickups. And, a feud between the PGA Tour and the Saudi-backed LIV Golf League has come to an end.

The recovery of the wreckage from Sunday's plane crash in Virginia begins today. President Joe Biden will hold just his second cabinet meeting of 2023. Does the debt ceiling package get to the root of the country's money problems? A taxpayer-funded religious school has been given the go-ahead in Oklahoma. Plus, an LGBTQ+ civil rights group calls a state of emergency.

Hundreds of people have had to leave their homes in Ukraine after a dam collapsed in a Russian-controlled area. US Border Patrol are having less encounters with migrants since Title 42 was lifted. A mother of four was shot and killed after a feud with her neighbor. Prince Harry takes the stand in his fight against British tabloids. Plus, could breastfeeding have an impact on your kid's future test scores?

A critical dam has been blown up in a Russian controlled area of Ukraine - we'll bring you the latest. Another private jet has dropped off migrants in California. Canada wildfires mean 26,000 people can't go home and they're still causing air quality problems in the US. Prince Harry is giving evidence in the UK, but there's also a legal case surrounding his US visa. Plus, the production of the Barbie movie caused a pink paint shortage.

We start with a flood at former President Donald Trump’s Mar-a-Lago home last year that federal investigators find suspicious. We’re learning more details about a deadly plane crash in Virginia over the weekend. Also, a mom whose six-year-old shot a first-grade teacher is now facing federal charges. Former FBI agent Robert Hanssen, who was convicted of spying for Russia and the Soviet Union, has died in prison. Lastly, we’ll explain Apple's biggest launch in years.

We start with new developments on an investigation into a deadly plane crash in Virginia. Police are searching for suspects in connection to a deadly shooting in Texas. The bodies of three people have been recovered in a partial apartment building collapse in Iowa. We have the latest on the presidential race for the Republican nomination. And, Prince Harry’s years-long battle against Britain’s tabloid media is reaching its most dramatic stage so far.

Lawyers for former President Donald Trump are meeting with Justice Department officials, as another Republican is officially running for president. Wildfires in Quebec are impacting air quality in the US. The Supreme Court is racing to wrap up its term – we break down the opinions to watch. Calls to improve India’s railways are growing after Friday’s deadly train crash. Plus, Apple is set to unveil a new product.

The US and China are blaming each other after their warships almost collided in the Taiwan strait. Officials say a group of migrants were left outside a church in California. Ukraine has built up a network of agents inside Russia. A woman who's served 20 years behind bars for killing her four children has been pardoned. Plus, the US Postal Service ranks states based on dogs biting its workers.

Investigators are looking into a plane crash near Washington DC that led to fighter jets being scrambled. Anger grows in India after an official said signal issues caused a train crash that killed hundreds of people. Russia says it's fought off a “large scale offensive” from Ukraine. Republican presidential hopeful Nikki Haley takes swipes at her rivals and makes big promises. Plus, why two tennis players have been kicked out of the French Open.

After weeks of intense negotiations, the Senate passed a bill late Thursday evening that will avert a first-ever US default just days ahead of the deadline. In today’s episode, we examine why neither party is particularly thrilled about the deal and why a similar standoff in 2011 could foreshadow struggles for Republicans as they try to implement spending cuts.

Guest: Tami Luhby, CNN Senior Writer