A shooting in a St. Louis high school today has left one student and one teacher dead, and multiple others injured. Senator Lindsey Graham of South Carolina won't have to testify before a Georgia grand jury just yet - we have the latest on the investigation into Donald Trump's efforts to overturn the 2020 election results. With two weeks left until the midterm elections, President Joe Biden is touting his party's economic agenda. Meanwhile, an investment bank warns that the Federal Reserve may be a bit too heavy-handed with its rate hikes. Plus, the Justice Department has cracked down on alleged Chinese spies.

Jury selection begins today in the trial of the Trump Organization, which prosecutors allege was involved in a 15-year-long tax fraud scheme. Rishi Sunak will be the third UK Prime Minister in less than two months, assuming the role during a tumultuous time for the country. A teenager accused of killing four students has pleaded guilty to the two dozen charges against him. Los Angeles officials are condemning an antisemitic demonstration that took place over the weekend. Plus, data shows millions have already voted in the midterms with Florida leading the way, as two candidates in a key state race debate tonight.

We start in the UK, where Rishi Sunak has just been named as the country's third prime minister in 7 weeks. Russia appears to be losing more ground in southern Ukraine, and there are concerns over dirty bomb allegations. Test scores fell for fourth and eighth graders during the pandemic - we'll bring you the details. China's GDP figures are stronger than expected. Plus, why Iran is suing the US.

Western countries are rejecting Russia's claims Ukraine could use a dirty bomb - we'll bring you the details. RSV cases have spiked in the US to reach a two year high and hospitals are overwhelmed. Boris Johnson won't be the next British Prime Minister but there is a clear front runner. The US' Education Secretary says student debt relief plans will keep moving ahead, despite a court ruling putting them on temporary hold. Plus, how five states could finally completely abolish slavery.

Thousands have taken to the streets in Iran after the death of 22-year-old Mahsa Amini, who died after being detained by the country’s morality police. Hundreds have reportedly been killed by authorities during the unrest. We explore whether the uprising will bring about lasting change and hear from a young Iranian-Kurdish activist who fled her hometown to take up arms over the border in Iraq.

Guest: Nima Elbagir, CNN Chief International Investigative Correspondent

Georgians are early voting in record numbers. Pennsylvania Senate candidate John Fetterman visits a crucial swing county. Russian attacks plunge parts of Ukraine into darkness. A ruling from a federal judge is being hailed as a victory by families of 737 MAX crash victims. And Hurricane Roslyn takes aim at southwest Mexico.

A surge in respiratory virus infections is overwhelming some children’s hospitals. A state trooper who was among the first to respond to the Uvalde school shooting has been fired. Russia continues to attack energy infrastructure in Ukraine. President Joe Biden says it’s his “intention” to run again in 2024. And starting next year, you’ll be able to contribute more to your 401(k).

Tonight, we start with the latest on the criminal investigation into the efforts to overturn the 2020 presidential election in Georgia — we’ll explain how Senator Lindsey Graham is trying to avoid a subpoena. Plus, President Joe Biden’s student debt cancellation program was temporarily paused by a federal appeals court. A US congressional delegation visited Ukraine today to show solidarity. The teenager who is accused of fatally shooting four students at a Michigan high school last year is expected to plead guilty to murder charges. And finally, the FBI launches a new initiative to find missing Native American individuals.

The January 6th House Select Committee has issued a subpoena to try and compel former President Donald Trump to sit for a deposition under oath - we'll break down how that may play out. President Joe Biden touted the plunging federal deficit today while attacking Republicans' economic agenda. The White House is in talks with Elon Musk to use some of his company's technology abroad - we have the details. A rise in cases of a common respiratory virus is sending more kids to the hospital, and some healthcare workers are concerned. Plus, a Texas man gets an unusual jail sentence for a 2017 car crash.

Former Trump adviser Steve Bannon was sentenced to 4 months in prison for contempt of Congress, but he's not going to jail yet. 2020 election deniers are running elections in some counties in key states as voters cast their midterm ballots. The Covid-19 vaccine will be on the 2023 vaccine schedule – we’ll tell you what that means for kids and schools. The coalition of Italy’s new far-right Prime Minister is facing backlash over leaked audio involving Russia's president. Plus, an investigation is underway into whether the Jackson water crisis was a product of racial discrimination.