Florida Governor Ron DeSantis has wasted no time in taking shots at his 2024 rival, former President Donald Trump. Inflation's bumpy ride continues, but there's some good news about gas prices. The world's largest stock market investor is backing calls for US oil companies to tackle climate change. Researches say they know the 12 symptoms of Long Covid. Plus, another fight over religion in Texas schools.

A new survey found people across the US are confused about abortion access in their state. Democrats say they might not back a debt limit deal if it includes too many spending cuts. A medical facility has been attacked in Ukraine. A boat carrying about 500 migrants is missing in the Mediterranean. Plus, there are now more ageing adults and less children in the US.

It'll be a busy weekend for anyone working on debt ceiling negotiations, but there appears to have been some breakthroughs. The US has told Ukraine it won't support attacks on Russian soil. The protection of US wetlands has taken a big hit. The number of people traveling this weekend could be higher than pre-pandemic levels. Plus, a passenger opens a plane door at 700 feet.

House Speaker Kevin McCarthy appears to send lawmakers home for the holiday weekend with no apparent deal on raising the nation’s debt ceiling. President Joe Biden vetoed a bill that would overturn police reforms in Washington, DC. The White House is taking steps to fight gender-based violence like domestic abuse and antisemitism. We have an update on a deadly shooting and stabbing attack in Japan. Lastly, we’ll tell you about a rare shark attack that sent a tourist to the hospital.

Oath Keepers leader Stewart Rhodes has been sentenced in a Jan. 6 seditious conspiracy case. Plus, we’ll tell you what some Republicans are saying they want in exchange for raising the nation's debt ceiling. A bill banning most abortions as early as six weeks in South Carolina is now law. Fighters in the Russian mercenary group Wagner claim to be leaving a key Ukrainian city as the war continues. And, in a civil lawsuit brought by the parents of Gabby Petito, we’ll tell you about a letter Brian Laundrie’s mom wrote to her son marked “burn after reading."

Lawmakers are leaving for the holiday weekend, but work on the debt ceiling isn't done. The US economy grew faster in the first three months of the year than predicted. Three people have been killed in a rare knife and gun attack in Japan. Meanwhile, the US has seen more mass shootings than days in 2023 so far. Plus, a big change could be coming to diabetes drugs popular with people trying to lose weight.

The House is sending itself home today, but there's no sign of a deal on the debt limit. The head of the Wagner private military group says Russia could see a "revolution" if it doesn't start to do better in the war in Ukraine. Florida's Governor Ron DeSantis hits back after several groups issued travel advisories for the state. After decades on the run, a Rwanda genocide suspect has finally been caught. Plus, a man learns to walk again thanks to a device linking his brain to his muscles.

Florida's Republican Governor Ron DeSantis has officially launched his bid for the White House, but there were some technical issues. A child who called 911 in Mississippi was shot by the responding officer. US intelligence suggests Ukrainians could have been behind a Kremlin drone attack. Irregular menstrual cycles could be linked to heart disease. Plus, tributes pour in for "the Queen of Rock and Roll."

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis has announced he’s running for president. Plus, we remember the iconic singer and electrifying entertainer, Tina Turner, who passed away today. A man photographed with his feet on then-House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s desk during the Capitol insurrection has been sentenced. A Florida school removed a poem written for President Joe Biden’s inauguration – we’ll explain why. Lastly, the Uvalde, Texas community came together to pay tribute to the victims killed in a mass shooting at an elementary school, a year ago today.

Legendary singer, Tina Turner, hailed as the “Queen of Rock ‘n’ Roll,” has died at 83. The Russian government is responding to attacks in the country’s Belgorod region, which borders Ukraine. A man accused of crashing into a security barrier near the White House appeared in federal court today. Disbarred South Carolina Attorney Alex Murdaugh has been indicted on 22 federal charges. And, President Joe Biden honored the victims of the Uvalde school massacre, one year since the tragedy.