Israel says it responded to rocket fire from Gaza and Southern Lebanon with airstrikes - we’ll tell you how this all began earlier in Jerusalem. Two Black lawmakers have been ousted from the Tennessee State House for taking part in a gun reform protest, while a White lawmaker is staying. The Biden administration has put forward a federal rule change on transgender student athletes. A former Michigan House Speaker admits to taking bribes. And, a new report says a Supreme Court Justice accepted several luxury trips from a political megadonor.

Two of three Democratic lawmakers have been voted out of the Tennessee State House following a gun reform protest – we have the latest. Tensions have escalated in Israel after a barrage of rocket strikes from Lebanon. The US Supreme Court denied West Virginia's request to ban transgender athletes from participating in public sports consistent with their gender identity. Then, we’ll hear from JP Morgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon for the first time since the Silicon Valley Bank and Signature Bank collapses. Lastly, researchers break down the severity of pregnancy complications in the US.

We’re hearing from one of three Democratic state lawmakers who has been expelled from the Tennessee State House. We have details on a report about the withdrawal of US troops in Afghanistan in August 2021. A man accused of dealing actor Michael K. Williams the drugs he fatally overdosed on pleaded guilty. A new report says US Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas accepted luxury trips and didn’t disclose them. And, Americans weigh in about whether to reelect President Joe Biden.

The Tennessee House is voting on whether to expel three Democrats for protesting for gun reform on the statehouse floor. In North Carolina, both chambers in the state legislature now have Republican supermajorities in what's being called a "political earthquake." Tensions flare as the Israeli military says dozens of rockets were fired from Lebanon towards Israel earlier today. A Moscow court says it'll hear an appeal later this month for detained Wall Street Journal reporter Evan Gershkovich. And, some airlines are already thinking of cutting down their summer flight schedule.

While visiting Beijing, France’s leader says he can count on China’s leader to “reason” with Russia. The Tennessee House is scheduled to vote on removing three Democrats from office - we’ll tell you why. Kansas lawmakers have overridden the governor’s veto on a law banning transgender women and girls from competing on female sports teams. NPR isn’t happy with its new label on Twitter. And, important, if not obvious, health advice.

US Congressional leaders have touched down in Taiwan, hot on the heels of the meeting between the House Speaker and Taiwan’s President. Missouri’s governor says it'll be a long road to recovery after storms and tornados tore through the state. Iran and Saudi Arabia have agreed to re-open embassies in each other's countries - we'll tell you why this matters to the US. Some health care providers are suing Idaho's Attorney General over out-of-state abortions. And, we’ll tell you about an act of protest at the UN’s Kabul offices.

A new report reveals sex abuse allegations spanning six decades following an investigation into the Archdiocese of Baltimore. Former Vice President Mike Pence has decided not to appeal an order to testify as part of a January 6 probe. We have new developments on a defamation case against Fox News. We’ll also tell you where a severe weather threat in parts of the US now stands. Lastly, we’ll break down new research about the dangers of gun violence in the US.

We start with remarks from House Speaker Kevin McCarthy and Taiwan’s president during a historic meeting in the US. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky made his first formal trip to Poland. We’ll also tell you about a deadly attack at a daycare in Brazil. Plus, the death of a tech executive who helped launch Cash App is under investigation.  And, LSU star Angel Reese rejects an olive branch from First Lady Jill Biden.

Stormy Daniels lost to Former President Donald Trump in court in a case unrelated to his felony charges involving a hush money scheme in New York. Millions of Americans across parts of the Midwest and South are bracing for severe weather. Police released new body camera footage that show the moments before an officer fatally shot a 17 year-old in Washington. We’ll tell you why Democrats are pumped about the results of a Wisconsin election. Plus, Florida’s Senate passes a bill that bans most abortions after 6 weeks.

While the focus was on Donald Trump's NY felony indictment, another court handed him another legal setback. Tens of millions in the central US are at risk of severe weather including in already battered states. France's president has landed in China, hoping to push Beijing for peace in Ukraine. The Tennessee House is moving to expel three Democratic state representatives for an anti-gun protest. And, we'll tell you what the FBI's Operation Cookie Monster is all about.