Police in Louisville, Kentucky, say at least 4 people are dead and 8 are in hospital after a shooting at a bank. There's continuing fallout over a Texas judge's ruling on abortion pills - and it could reach the Supreme Court. A Kremlin spokesperson denies Moscow had anything to do with a leak of classified US documents. Palestinian officials say a 15-year-old boy was shot and killed in the occupied West Bank. And, it's the annual Easter egg-stravaganza at the White House, where President Joe Biden weighed in on his political future before the festivities.

A stranded boat with 400 migrants onboard is at risk of capsizing in the Mediterranean. A vote is expected today on returning one of the ousted representatives back to the Tennessee  House. In yet more fallout, Ukraine says it’s had to alter some of its military plans after a leak of highly classified Pentagon documents. Texas' governor says he’s working to pardon a man convicted of killing a protester at a Black Lives Matter rally. And, we'll tell you why the Dalai Lama is apologizing after a video emerged on social media.

One of the Democrats expelled from the Tennessee state House could be voted back in today - we'll tell you how. The Health Secretary says "everything is on the table" after a federal judge banned an abortion pill nation-wide. South Korean officials want to speak with US officials, following the leak of classified Pentagon documents. 9,000 Rutgers University staff and faculty will be striking today. And, another media company is pushing back against a new Twitter label.

Last week, we got our first look at the case Manhattan prosecutors have brought against Donald Trump. However, some legal experts say the novel way Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg laid out the allegations is largely untested – and could be risky. In today’s episode, a former federal and state prosecutor breaks down the legal strategy on both sides and explains what happens next.

Guest: Elie Honig, CNN Senior Legal Analyst

Tensions remain in France, as the country's constitutional council is set to give its ruling on the government's new pension reform this week. China kicks off military exercises around Taiwan just days after the country’s president met with US House Speaker Kevin McCarthy. Jeffrey Epstein’s former cellmate is found guilty of multiple murders. The WWE apologizes after using footage of Auschwitz for a WrestleMania promo. A pilot safely lands a flight after a venomous cobra was found in the plane’s cockpit.

Tensions are high in Israel after a day of deadly violence. The Ukraine war tugs along as the Pentagon investigates screenshots of classified documents roaming on social media. Tesla prices keep dropping as EV tax credits might see a cut. The Masters resumes today after inclement weather put the tournament on hold. And the popular Easter candy Peeps is being called out for using a “known carcinogen.”

We start with two opposing rulings on medication abortion — we’ll break down both decisions. Vice President Kamala Harris visited Nashville after two democratic lawmakers got voted out of the state legislature. The US strongly condemned all attacks against Israel today — we’ll explain. Authorities in Ireland said they’re bracing for possible “shows of strength” over Easter weekend. And, a new study links MLB homeruns to climate change.

We start with the escalating tension in the Middle East — we have the latest on an attack in Tel Aviv. Federal officials are planning to restart a controversial immigration policy. The March jobs report was released today, as most Americans tell CNN they aren’t happy with the economy. Two juveniles were arrested in connection with a triple homicide in Florida. And, President Joe Biden will likely announce his run for reelection in the summer.

There could be a way for two expelled Tennessee lawmakers to get their jobs back after leading a protest on the statehouse floor. The US economy looks like it could be cooling – we’ll break down what the latest jobs report has to with that. Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas defended his decision not to disclose luxury travel paid for by a donor. The Pentagon says it’s investigating an alleged leak of classified US and NATO military information circulating online. Plus, LSU basketball star Angel Reese made a decision about her team’s championship White House visit.

Violence sparked by a raid on the Al-Aqsa mosque in Jerusalem this week continues today, with a stabbing in the West Bank. The IRS says the average household shouldn’t worry about more audits as the agency grows. Police in New Mexico are investigating after officers shot and killed a man after responding to the wrong house. The House Foreign Affairs chair favors a quick delivery of weapons to Taiwan. And, we’ll tell you why $35 may get the judge in Trump’s NY criminal case in trouble.