In his first speech from the Oval Office, President Joe Biden touted the bipartisan budget deal Congress passed to avoid a default. Plus, we’re hearing from a man who witnessed the deadly train collision in India. We also have details on a partial building collapse in Connecticut. Airbnb is suing New York City over short-term housing rental restrictions. Lastly, an investigation is underway at the home of the Kentucky Derby – we’ll explain.

We start with new developments into a classified document former President Donald Trump referred to on tape. Plus, President Joe Biden is gearing up to deliver a primetime speech from the Oval Office after Congress passed the debt ceiling bill. The search for survivors on the site of a partially collapsed apartment building is entering the recovery phase. We’re also following a deadly train collision in India. And, a federal watchdog is warning about storing your money on payment apps like Venmo and Cash App.

Former Vice President Mike Pence will not face charges over his handling of classified documents. The US wants Russia to come to the table to talk about nuclear arms controls. Russia's invasion of Ukraine hasn't changed how China feels about Taiwan. Things could be looking up for the economy. Plus, you can now see live images from Mars.

President Joe Biden is getting ready to sign the debt limit bill into law. New figures show the labor market is staying pretty hot. Arizona won't let any developers build in Phoenix over concerns the water supply is drying up. 45 bags containing human remains have been found in a ravine in Mexico. Plus, psammophile is this year's winning word at the National Spelling Bee.

The Senate has voted to pass the debt ceiling deal, so the US won't be defaulting on its debt. An eight year old who died in immigration custody was denied an ambulance. Millions of people are skipping doses or not filling prescriptions because of the cost of drugs. Ukraine's capital faces criticism after three people died trying to get into a closed bomb shelter. Plus, the NBA finals are officially underway.

The Senate is on track to pass the House’s debt ceiling bill tonight. Plus, a former Playboy model filed a sexual assault lawsuit against Bill Cosby. A White man accused of shooting a Black teen who accidentally rang his doorbell appeared in court today. A federal judge is set to hear a case about Prince Harry’s US visa. Lastly, President Joe Biden tripped following a speech at a graduation ceremony.

Senators are at odds over a deal that would suspend the nation’s debt limit. An 18-year-old is holding out hope that his father will be found alive in a partial apartment building collapse in Davenport, Iowa. We have details on the US Supreme Court’s labor decision in its latest blow to unions. The Senate passed a bill that would block President Joe Biden’s student loan forgiveness plan. And, we’ll tell you about a daring rescue on Mount Everest.

The debt deal is making its way through Congress – but if it passes, it could just be a bandaid, not a fix. This year's Pride is coming with more backlash for businesses marketing to the LGBTQ community. Hurricane season is officially underway. Some weight-loss medicines could help with addictive behaviors. Plus, NASA and the Pentagon have a UFO update.

The Senate is under pressure to hold a vote on the debt limit sooner rather than later. Some immigrant workers are striking in the US today - we'll tell you why. NATO’s chief says Ukraine will be a member, but not right now. The Pentagon has cancelled a drag show at an Air Force base. Plus, a beloved "Sex and the City" character is making a surprise comeback.

Lawmakers have voted to pass the debt limit deal through the House, now it's the Senate's turn. Federal prosecutors have a recording of former President Donald Trump talking about holding onto classified documents. Russian missile strikes have killed three people, including a child in Ukraine's capital. As one Hollywood actor is found guilty of rape, another avoids charges for sexual assault. Plus, Amazon has reached a $30 million settlement over privacy.