NATO's chief has reiterated support for Ukraine ahead of a foreign ministers meeting today. Russian lawmakers have approved a bill that could ban people from promoting or praising LGBTQ relationships. We'll tell you why a 90-year-old cardinal has been fined in Hong Kong. Elon Musk says Twitter will start reinstating some accounts next week. Plus, we'll tell you who Indian police are blaming for the disappearance of hundreds of pounds of cannabis.

President Joe Biden says he'll work with Congress to try and get rid of assault weapons after a week of deadly shootings. Half of Ukraine's capital is without power, as Russian strikes continue to target critical infrastructure. E. Jean Carroll is suing former President Donald Trump for battery and defamation - we'll bring you the details. New Covid-19 variants are expected to be passed around this holiday weekend. Plus, whether you call it soccer or football, the US is taking on England in the World Cup today.

The US has reached a grim milestone when it comes to mass shootings - we'll bring you the details of some of this week's attacks. The UN's human rights chief is calling for an investigation into human rights violations in Iran. Sarah Palin's political comeback attempt has failed once again. A court in Brazil has rejected the outgoing president's election results challenge. Plus, the FDA approves the most expensive drug in the world.

Police have named the six victims of the shooting at a Walmart in Virginia who were killed in the break room of the store. Russia has been accused of using the cold weather in Ukraine to "freeze them into submission". Idaho police are still asking the public for help as they search for answers to the killing of 4 students. China has recorded its highest number of Covid-19 cases since the start of the pandemic. Plus, a fisherman strikes gold.

Justice Department prosecutors want to question former Vice President Mike in their January 6 probe. Six Walmart employees killed in a shooting in Chesapeake, Virginia have been identified. We’ll tell you where an investigation into the fatal stabbings of four University of Idaho students now stands. The US imposed sanctions on three Iranian officials for its violent crackdown on protests over a woman who died in police custody. And a sneaky feline caught TSA agents at JFK airport off guard.

A Walmart manager accused of fatally shooting at least six people and injuring several others has been identified. The suspect in a mass shooting at an LGBTQ nightclub appeared in court. Georgia’s Supreme Court made two big moves on the state’s abortion ban and early voting. At least seven people are dead following a round of Russian strikes across Ukraine. Lastly, we’ll break down the holiday travel and weather forecast in the US.

A shooting at a Virginia Walmart marks the latest mass shooting in the US in recent weeks - we have the latest. More people are signing up for unemployment benefits than economists had predicted. Russian missile strikes have caused power outages across Ukraine, elevating fears about winter weather. Infowars conspiracy theorist Alex Jones faces another legal loss. And, protests plus another upset at the World Cup.

We start with the latest from the shooting at a Walmart in Virginia that killed at least 6 people. There are new details emerging about the Russian strike on a maternity ward that left a newborn baby dead. Brazil's Jair Bolsonaro is challenging his election loss. Kevin McCarthy is calling for the Secretary of Homeland Security to resign. Plus, why good cholesterol might not be as good as we think.

At least 6 people have been killed in a shooting at a Walmart store in Virginia. Two separate explosions have hit Jerusalem - our reporter has the latest from the ground there. A Russian strike has hit a maternity hospital in Ukraine, and the country's energy problems aren't getting any better. A study shows new Covid 19 boosters give limited protection from the virus. Plus, the stars of 'Love Actually' get together ahead of the film's 20 year anniversary.

The Biden administration has extended a freeze on federal student loan payments. Senator Lindsey Graham testified in front of a Georgia grand jury that’s investigating efforts to overturn the 2020 election results in the state. Starting Monday, Russia’s state-owned gas company says it’s reducing its natural gas supply to Europe and Ukraine. Three Georgia sheriff’s office employees have been arrested after videos show them beating a Black inmate in a county jail. And for the first time ever, the public will get to decide Oxford Dictionary’s word of the year.