Despite reassurance that the US banking system is safe, investors and customers are still skeptical. There are more reports about Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas' relationship with a GOP mega donor. A jury has reached a partial verdict in the trial of five Proud Boys members for January 6. The president of this year's UN climate conference is raising eyebrows again. Plus, the White House takes a look at artificial intelligence.

Russia is now accusing the US of being behind what the Kremlin is calling an attempt to assassinate President Vladimir Putin. PacWest Bank is showing signs of trouble this morning. The defamation and battery trial against former President Donald Trump is set to start wrapping up. Police in Davis, California say they've detained someone in connection with a series of stabbing attacks. Plus, celebrities are criticized for going to the Met Gala.

The man accused of opening fire in a medical center in Atlanta has been charged - we'll give you the latest. Ukraine says Kyiv has seen its most intense strikes so far this year. Police in New York City are investigating the death of a man who was put in a chokehold on the subway. A US watchdog is taking aim at Meta. Plus, Jimmy Fallon will pay his writers while they strike.

The suspect in today’s shooting in Atlanta has been arrested after a hourslong manhunt. Sudan is waiting to see if its latest ceasefire will hold. The Biden administration is preparing to send more troops to the southern border, ahead of an immigration restriction expiring next week. Donald Trump’s lawyer says he will not present a defense in his battery and defamation trial. Lastly, New York becomes the first state to ban most new buildings from installing gas stoves and other fossil fuel appliances - we’ll tell you about the health concerns.

The Federal Reserve hiked interest rates again today - we’ll tell you by how much, and what the Fed chairman is saying about the banking sector. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky denied accusations of an assassination attempt from the Kremlin. At least one person is dead after a shooting in Atlanta. We’re learning more details about the man accused of killing five people in Texas last week. And, after 60 years, we finally have a crucial vaccine.

Russia is claiming Ukraine tried to assassinate President Vladimir Putin with drones - which Ukraine denies. The Fed is expected to raise interest rates again. Another bus load of migrants has been sent to New York ahead of Title 42 coming to an end. A newly revealed text from Tucker Carlson could have contributed to his firing. Plus, how hackers are taking advantage of ChatGPT.

More arrests have been made, as the man accused of killing five of his neighbors in Texas will appear in court today - we'll bring you the latest. A shooting at a school in Serbia has left eight children and one adult dead. A new Alzheimer's drug has some promising results. Once again, attempts at peace in Sudan have failed. Plus, the UK introduces controversial anti-protest laws ahead of the King's coronation.

The search for a man accused of killing five of his neighbors in Texas is over. People are waiting to see whether the Federal Reserve will raise interest rates again today. Fentanyl was responsible for two thirds of all overdose deaths in 2021. Mexico will continue accepting some returned migrants from the US. Plus, trans lawmaker Zoey Zephyr won't be allowed back in Montana's state House.

California Senator Dianne Feinstein has now been absent from the Senate for two months - we’ll tell you the latest on her recovery. Today was the first day of the Writers Guild of America strike, and some TV shows are already shutting down production. Two women testified today in E. Jean Carroll’s rape and defamation lawsuit against former President Donald Trump. A Northern California town has been reeling from a series of stabbings. Lastly, a Florida Congresswoman made some financial moves in the weeks leading up to the collapse of First Republic Bank.

The clock is ticking on raising the debt ceiling - we’ll tell you the latest. It was a tumultuous day on the stock market ahead of a Federal Reserve meeting Wednesday. Peace talks may be on the horizon for two Sudanese factions. The Department of Justice led a crack down on the dark web. And, the Tony Awards nominations dropped today.