We’re hearing from the White House following the arrest of a Wall Street Journal reporter in Russia. Then, we’ll tell you about a chilling message a friend of the Nashville school shooter received minutes before the attack at a private Christian school. Some free preventive care services could soon cost you. We have the latest on the aftermath of a train derailment in Minnesota. And, we have details on layoffs that are hitting ABC News.

We'll bring you the latest on the Wall Street Journal reporter who's been arrested on suspicion of spying in Russia. The US Army says nine service members are dead after two helicopters crashed during training. The feud between Disney and Florida Governor Ron DeSantis is not over – we'll tell you about a deal Disney made. The Pope's health is improving after he was taken to the hospital. Plus, Major League Baseball is back, and it's trying to switch the game up.

A Wall Street Journal reporter has been arrested and accused of spying in Russia. We'll bring you the latest on two Blackhawks helicopters that crashed in Kentucky. A train carrying ethanol has come off the tracks in Minnesota. Brazil's former president Jair Bolsonaro is back in the country for the first time since he lost the election. Plus, why Amsterdam is telling one group of tourists to "stay away".

Teachers have been praised for their fast thinking after Monday's mass shooting at a school in Nashville. Two Blackhawk helicopters have crashed in Kentucky. Scientists are warning about more potentially devastating side effects of Antarctic ice melting. FIFA says Indonesia can't host the mens' under 20s World Cup this year - we'll tell you why. Plus, some tech leaders want to press pause on AI development.

The Nashville community came together to honor the six victims killed in a school shooting. Pope Francis is expected to be in the hospital for a few days – we’ll tell you why. Former President Donald Trump is trying to block his former aides from testifying in a probe related to Jan. 6, 2021. Former Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz faced off with Senator Bernie Sanders during a hearing on Capitol Hill. Lastly, we’ll tell you about a historic vote to address countries’ climate obligations.

The grand jury investigating a hush money scheme involving former President Donald Trump is set to break next month – we’ll tell you what it means for the case. A bill to repeal military force authorizations in Iraq clears a hurdle in the Senate. We’re hearing from the head of the UN’s nuclear watchdog agency about the situation surrounding Europe’s largest nuclear power plant in Ukraine. The Biden administration held a lease auction that could lead to new drilling in the Gulf of Mexico. And, tech leaders are warning about the rise of artificial intelligence.

More details are emerging about the deadly school shooting in Nashville. Lawmakers are trying to understand how Silicon Valley Bank’s downfall happened – we’ll tell you what accountability measures are being considered. Israel’s Prime Minister has addressed tensions with the US over his judicial reform. Meanwhile, a huge area off the Gulf of Mexico is being sold off for more potential oil and gas drilling projects. Plus, an over-the-counter antidote for opioid overdoses will be more widely available soon.

Nashville's mayor says a vigil will be held to remember the six people killed in Monday's shooting. The WHO says healthy kids and teenagers don't need to keep getting additional Covid-19 booster shots. A new report says AI could impact 300 million jobs worldwide - we'll tell you which ones are most at risk. A new law gives parents in Kentucky more control over what their kids are learning. And, an unusual case from the European Court of Human Rights.

Police are still trying to figure out a motive for the Nashville school shooting, but they now know more about the shooter. Taiwan's President is on her way to Central America, but her stopover in the US is raising eyebrows in China. Ukraine's President has invited China's President to visit. The FDA is trying to stop future infant formula shortages. Plus, a company makes a meatball from an extinct animal.

Congress remains divided on gun reform legislation in the wake of a deadly school shooting in Nashville. Senators grilled federal regulators on the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank and Signature Bank. Secretary of State Antony Blinken has been subpoenaed in a probe about the Biden administration’s withdrawal from Afghanistan. A man’s 1999 murder conviction has been reinstated – we have the latest. Lastly, a song by Dolly Parton and Miley Cyrus has been banned at one Wisconsin school district - we’ll tell you why.