Congressional lawmakers are raising concerns about security in the wake of an attack that sent House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s husband to the hospital. President Joe Biden says the future of America’s democracy is at stake in a speech to voters ahead of next week’s midterms. A Trump aide has been ordered to testify to a grand jury investigating the handling of federal records at Mar-a-Lago. The shooter convicted of killing 17 people in a Florida high school has been sentenced.  Lastly, an attraction that was once off-limits to visitors has opened below Niagara Falls.

The Federal Reserve raised interest rates for a fourth time in a row to fight inflation. Emails from Trump’s legal team describe Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas as “key” to delaying the certification of the 2020 presidential election results. Court filings reveal new details about the attack that sent House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s husband to the hospital. The US is accusing North Korea of secretly sending Russia ammunition for the war in Ukraine. Lastly, President Joe Biden lays out steps to strengthen US infrastructure and the economy.

With the midterms less than a week away, a new CNN poll is tracking voter confidence - we'll break down what that might mean for election night. High prices are top-of-mind for voters, and the Federal Reserve's expected interest rate hike today probably won't help. Russia says it has agreed to rejoin a deal allowing grain to be safely exported from Ukrainian ports. Newly-obtained 911 call recordings paint a heartbreaking picture of trapped students during the school massacre in Uvalde, Texas. Plus, Twitter's new owner has backtracked on charging users 20 dollars a month to verify their accounts.

The Federal Reserve is expected to increase interest rates yet again today as it tries to fight inflation. A new CNN poll shows Republicans are in a strong position to take back the House - we’ll bring you the details on what else it showed. Reports say three US retailers have reached a $12 billion settlement in the opioid crisis. About a thousand people in Iran will have public trials over their involvement with protests that have swept the country. And, while parts of the US are preparing for snowstorms, others are unseasonably warm.

We'll tell you how the man accused of attacking Paul Pelosi pleaded in state court yesterday, along with new details about the incident. Exit polls suggest Israel's former right-wing leader might have done enough to claim a comeback. North Korea has launched more missile tests, and they're getting closer to South Korea. A right-wing group in Arizona has to keep its distance from voters near ballot boxes, after it was accused of intimidation. Plus, Delta and United pilots are pushing for better pay.

The suspect accused of attacking the husband of House Speaker Nancy Pelosi pleaded not guilty. We have the latest on the Jan. 6th committee’s subpoena to former President Donald Trump and the Supreme Court’s response to Republican Senator Lindsey Graham’s request to block a subpoena. We also have initial projections from the Israeli general elections. Brazil’s president indicated that he would cooperate with the peaceful transfer of power after losing the presidential election. Lastly, drinking too much alcohol may do more harm than you think.

The man accused of attacking House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s husband appeared in court for an arraignment. The convicted gunman in the 2018 high school shooting in Parkland, Florida will be sentenced this week – we’ll hear emotional testimony from survivors and family members during his hearing. A member of the platinum-selling rap group Migos died in a shooting. Records show South Korean police were warned about the deadly crowd crush at a Halloween celebration hours in advance. Lastly, the Powerball jackpot soars to an estimated $1.2 billion dollars.

The Supreme Court is blocking a House committee from accessing former President Donald Trump's tax returns. With just one week to go until the midterms, some big names are hitting the campaign trails from both sides of the aisle. BP is the latest oil company to record jaw dropping profits, as President Joe Biden warns of consequences. A central California city had to shell out some serious cash to keep its faucets from running out this month. Plus, we'll tell you what NASA and SpaceX are up to today.

Officials say Iran is preparing to send more missiles and drones to Russia to be used in their war on Ukraine. 13 people have been shot in Chicago - we'll bring you the details. Brazil's President has been awfully quiet since he lost an election in the country, but his supporters are making some noise. Workers in New York City will now be able to see how much new jobs will pay before they apply. Plus, early voting suggests next week's midterms could see a big turnout.

The Supreme Court could be poised to ban affirmative action for college admissions - we'll give you the details. The man accused of attacking Paul Pelosi has been charged, but conspiracy theorists have been running wild. Israelis will vote today in their fifth election in just four years. Visitors at Shanghai's Disney resort were trapped in the park after a Covid outbreak. Plus, Taylor Swift breaks a Billboard record.