Ukrainian troops are looking at all their options as they continue to fight for the fiercely contested city of Bakhmut. One insulin manufacturer has announced a huge price drop. Food stamp benefits are being cut for millions of people in the US from today. A troubling new study sheds light on the higher risk of suicide among Black transgender and nonbinary youth. Plus, an official warns Iran is getting closer to the ability to make a nuclear bomb.

From today, it'll be harder for some families to put food on the table, as a key benefit is cut. Greece is now in three days of mourning over a deadly train crash - we'll hear from a survivor. Russia is accusing Ukraine of attempting drone strikes inside its borders. 90% of the ice around Antartica has melted in the last decade. Plus, how TikTok is trying to stop teenagers from endless scrolling.

Dozens of people have died in Greece after two trains crashed into each other head-on. Chicago's incumbent mayor has lost her reelection bid. FDA advisors have narrowly voted through an RSV vaccine - despite some safety concerns. Nigeria has a new president - we'll tell you why some people are questioning the election. Plus, Vanessa Bryant reaches a settlement over photos of the helicopter crash that killed her husband and daughter.

We start with a head-on train collision in northern Greece. Plus, a Ukrainian official weighed in on the brutal fight between the country’s soldiers and Russian forces around one eastern Ukrainian city. We have new developments in the aftermath of a toxic train derailment in East Palestine, Ohio. A House committee is set to vote on a bill that would make it easier to ban TikTok in the US. FDA vaccine advisers have recommended the nation’s first RSV vaccine from Pfizer. Lastly, we’ll tell you about a recall impacting some Nissan SUVs.

The US Supreme Court heard two cases challenging President Joe Biden’s student loan relief program – we have the latest. Russia has suspended its last nuclear arms treaty with the US. House Speaker Kevin McCarthy is defending his decision to give Fox News’ Tucker Carlson access to January 6 security footage from inside the Capitol. President Biden’s nominee to serve as labor secretary could soon make history. And, the EU has joined a growing list of authorities banning TikTok on government devices.

President Joe Biden’s student debt relief program is getting its day in court – as justices hear arguments over whether the administration has the authority to cancel debt. Scientists are raising concerns about the risks of chemical exposures after the Ohio train derailment and underscoring what we don’t know about long-term exposure. The US has a long list of issues with China - we’ll tell you what the Biden administration is doing about one. We'll give you the latest on violence in the West Bank. Plus, who will be Chicago’s new mayor?

As intense fighting continues in Ukraine, Russia's airwaves have been hacked. Nearly 50 million people are under winter weather alerts in the US. House Speaker Kevin McCarthy is being questioned by his own leadership team about footage from the Capitol attack. A US Marshal Service computer system containing sensitive information has been breached. Plus, we'll tell you why Russia's President is honoring Steven Seagal.

Millions of student loan borrowers will be watching the Supreme Court today - as the it hears two cases on repayments. Rupert Murdoch has admitted Fox News anchors endorsed false election fraud claims. An airline stops flights to Moldova amid worries about Russia's invasion spreading. We'll tell you where a face mask mandate has finally been dropped, after almost 3 years. Plus, government employees have 30 days to delete TikTok.

Media mogul Rupert Murdoch acknowledged that some of Fox News’ top hosts endorsed former President Donald Trump’s false election fraud claims. Ukrainian military officials say Russian forces are breaking through their defenses in the country’s east. Alex Murdaugh’s defense team rested its case in his double murder trial – we’ll break down what happened in court today. Plus, researchers discovered health risks linked to one zero-calorie sweetener. Lastly, on a list of the world’s richest people - Elon Musk has retaken the top spot.

We begin with US Treasury Secretary’s surprise visit to Ukraine and her outlook on Russia’s economy and inflation in the US. Florida has new power over Disney – we have the latest. We’ll tell you which parts of the US could see snow, rain, and icy conditions this week. The United Kingdom and European Union have struck a new deal on post-Brexit trade rules in Northern Ireland. And, a new at-home test may soon be able to tell you whether you have Covid-19 or the flu.