TikTok’s CEO is trying to convince Congress that the app poses no threat to national security. President Joe Biden is off for his first official trip to Canada – we'll tell you what's on the agenda. Officials in Colorado confirm they have found the body of the 17-year-old who shot two staff members at a high school in Denver. Thousands continue to protest controversial judicial reform in Israel. And, the US is proposing new rules to make it easier to ditch hard-to-cancel subscriptions and memberships.

A top Ukrainian general says troops will be able to go on the counteroffensive in Bakhmut "very soon". It's the third and final day of a school worker strike in LA. A dentist accused of slowly poisoning his wife is facing charges today. Protestors in France are taking to the streets for the first time since controversial pension reform was passed. Plus, a man survives a bungee jump after his cord snapped on the way down.

Some people are not happy about the decision to raise interest rates again, but is the Fed trying to have it both ways? The UN is warning about a global water crisis. TikTok's CEO is defending the app in front of Congress today. The White House will disband its Covid-19 response team in May. Plus, a textbook publisher tries to remove race from the story of Rosa Parks.

Michael Cohen may be called to testify again in a hush money probe – we have the latest. Plus, Russia launched another round of strikes in Ukraine. A teen accused of shooting two faculty members at a high school in Denver has been identified. Moderna is getting backlash for raising the price of its Covid-19 vaccine. Lastly, a number of celebrities have been charged by the federal government – we’ll tell you why.

The Federal Reserve is raising interest rates for a ninth time – we’ll hear from the chair of the central bank. We also have the latest on a hush money probe involving former President Donald Trump. Plus, we’ll tell you about a shooting at a high school in Denver. Changes to the US’s organ transplant system are coming – we have details. And, troops at the Ukrainian-Polish border got a surprise visit from a royal.

The Federal Reserve's job has gotten even tougher when it comes to interest rates - we'll tell you why. One of former President Donald Trump's attorneys could have a conflict of interest in the hush money case. Authorities say they're investigating the death of Stephen Smith as a homicide. The battle to improve US rail safety rules continues. Plus, why the Supreme Court is hearing all about a poop joke.

Tens of thousands of people are without power after another brutal storm in California. We'll bring you the latest from Kyiv as countries around the world argue over arming Russia and Ukraine. A sandstorm has swept through Beijing. Ugandan lawmakers have passed some of the world's harshest anti-gay laws. Plus, researchers have printed a fully baked desert.

People are watching closely as the Fed make's a decision on interest rates today - we'll tell you why it's more complicated this time. China's leader Xi Jinping has left Moscow after a three day visit. Russia is warning the US to keep drones out of airspace above the Black Sea. Google is opening up access to its AI chatbot tool. Plus, we've got the result from last night's World Baseball Classic.

Michael Cohen has been advised to stop publicly discussing the hush money probe involving former President Donald Trump – we have details. Then, we’ll tell you about a deadly earthquake that struck Afghanistan. The FDA is considering another round of Covid-19 boosters for some people in the US. Actress Gwyneth Paltrow is being sued over a crash at a ski resort – we’ll explain. Lastly, the sports world is mourning the loss of NBA legend Willis Reed.

Ukraine is expected to get US Patriot missile defense systems and Abrams tanks faster than planned. New video shows the moments leading up to the death of a 28-year-old Black man at a state mental health facility in Virginia. A man sentenced to prison in Saudi Arabia for tweets has been released. A new housing market report is giving potential homebuyers something to smile about. And, Hollywood is bracing for a possible strike – we’ll break it down.