Behind-the-scenes talks have continued on the debt ceiling, as Congressional leaders may meet with President Joe Biden as earlier as tomorrow. The UK's prime minister welcomed Ukraine's president for a visit, that included a new military aid package. After a decade of military-backed rule, a Harvard grad is poised to lead a new coalition government in Thailand. An elderly American has been sentenced in China on spying charges. And, Vice has filed for bankruptcy protection

Despite warnings of a potential surge at the southern border, it’s been fairly quite so far - we’ll hear from the Homeland Security Secretary on why that might be. Turkey’s hotly contested presidential election is likely going to a second round. Cyclone Mocha has battered parts of Myanmar and Bangladesh, including where roughly a million refugees live. A wrongful death lawsuit has been filed against several social media companies for last’s year shooting at a Buffalo, New York store. Plus, the summer travel season is shaping up to be a busy one.

Many Western cities are grappling with large encampments on the streets as homeless populations grow. In Phoenix, a judge recently ordered one such encampment to be cleared after local residents sued the city for violating public nuisance laws. In today’s episode, we hear from people living in that camp about what comes next and why advocates fear similar legal strategies could soon be used in other cities.

Guest: Gabe Cohen, CNN Correspondent

Germany is expected to give Ukraine $3 billion in military aid, as heavy fighting continues in the Russian occupied region of Luhansk. Ron DeSantis and former President Trump both touchdown in Iowa as they could both face off for the 2024 Republican presidential nomination. Violence escalates between Israel and Palestine, but a ceasefire could be in sight. Turkey kicks off a high stakes election, months after a devastating earthquake. And the Los Angeles Lakers advance to the Western Conference Finals.

Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas says the immigration is "broken" as American border cities respond to Title 42’s suspension. The man who rammed into a crowd of migrants was "visibly intoxicated" according to an arrest report. Papua New Guinea’s Foreign Minister resigns over royal coronation controversy. Bangladesh and Myanmar prepare for landfall of Tropical Cyclone Mocha. Lastly, government officials in Singapore take on cancel culture.

The Ukrainian military used the Patriot air defense system to shoot down a Russian hypersonic missile. We’re following new developments in the aftermath of Title 42 expiring. A woman has been convicted of murdering her two kids and conspiring to kill her husband’s first wife. A treatment for a rare muscle disease has gotten a thumbs up from FDA advisers. Lastly, we have an update on actor Jamie Foxx’s health.

A man has been charged in connection with the death of a homeless street artist on a New York subway. Plus, we have a warning from the Congressional Budget Office about the risk of a US default. Strikes continued in Israel as ceasefire talks stall. We’ll hear how cancer drug shortages are affecting some patients. And, Twitter’s new CEO has been revealed – we have details.

The White House is warning that things at the border will get worse before they get better. We'll tell you where we're at with debt ceiling negotiations. The veteran who held a homeless man in a fatal chokehold faces a second-degree manslaughter charge. Pakistan’s former prime minister has been released on bail and comes after his arrest sparked violence. Plus, workers are happier than they used to be.

We'll bring you the latest from the US Southern border after the expiration of Title 42. The US is looking for high profile Russian prisoners it could swap for detained Americans. A judge says it's unconstitutional to stop 18 to 20 year olds buying handguns. Officials are trying to get Sudanese rivals to agree to humanitarian help. Plus, Oklahoma's governor if fighting a popular PBS station.

Title 42 has officially ended, meaning migrants are facing new challenges at the US-Mexico border. A meeting between President Joe Biden and congressional leaders on the debt ceiling has been postponed. The person who held a man in a fatal chokehold on the subway is expected to turn himself in today. A huge cyclone is heading for a vulnerable refugee camp. Plus. Peloton is recalling two million bikes over safety concerns.