The Justice Department is said to believe that former President Donald Trump has more documents marked as classified in his possession. At least two people are dead following a series of stabbings on the Las Vegas Strip. Authorities in Michigan say a gunman barricaded in a hotel room has been taken into custody. A crash involving a New York Police Department vehicle injured 10 people. Lastly, a member of the Proud Boys has pleaded guilty to seditious conspiracy.

President Joe Biden will pardon all prior federal offenses for simple marijuana possession. We’ll also tell you how the OPEC+ decision to drastically cut output is impacting gas prices in the US. We'll bring you the latest on the aftermath of the massacre at a daycare center in Thailand. A federal court has temporarily blocked parts of a New York gun law from being enforced. Lastly, the school district in Uvalde, Texas fired an officer after CNN identified her as one of the personnel investigated for her actions during the May school shooting.

Global gas prices and energy bills are probably going to rise – we'll tell you what the Biden administration is weighing and the latest on the ruptured Nord Stream pipelines investigation. More information has been released on the contents of documents seized from Donald Trump's Mar-a-Lago resort. A former Texas state trooper who's being investigated for her response to the Uvalde school massacre has a new job that's infuriating parents. The Daily Beast is reporting a new accusation against Georgia's Republican Senate candidate involving an alleged past abortion. Plus, how a Lego box led to the largest fentanyl seizure in New York City history.

At least 23 children are among those killed in a mass shooting at a childcare center in Thailand - we'll bring you the latest. South Korea, the US and Japan are carrying out military drills in response to North Korean missile launches. Ukrainian forces continue to gain ground, even as Russian missile strikes hit residential buildings. In the US, abortion clinics are closing after the Supreme Court voted to overturn Roe v. Wade. And, the WHO is investigating what role cough syrup played in the deaths of 66 children in Gambia.

We start with breaking news out of Thailand, where several children have been killed in a shooting at a childcare center. Tensions are building in the Korean Peninsula - we’ll bring you the latest. In the US, a federal appeals court says the DACA program is unlawful. A family of 4 has been found dead in California, days after they were abducted at gunpoint. And, Russian hackers have claimed responsibility for taking some US state government sites offline.

A federal appeals court has decided to speed up a case involving the federal records seized from Mar-a-Lago. North Korea has fired two ballistic missiles - we’ll tell you where they landed. GOP Senate nominee Dr. Mehmet Oz is under fire from his opponent for alleged animal abuse, which he denies. The fall-out continues after an investigation found systemic abuse and misconduct in US women’s pro soccer. Covid-19 boosters could save tens of thousands of lives as it gets cooler - if people get vaccinated.

The Biden administration called out OPEC+’s decision to slash barrel production. President Joe Biden and First Lady Jill Biden are in Florida, visiting communities devastated by Hurricane Ian. A Texas agency revealed how much busing migrants out of state has been costing the state. UK Prime Minister Liz Truss gave her debut party conference speech - we’ll tell you why there was a damper on the mood. Lastly, actor Alec Baldwin has reached a settlement with the family of a cinematographer killed on the set of his movie “Rust” last year.

An OPEC+ decision to cut oil production could cause US gas prices to rise again. President Joe Biden puts his political rivalry with Governor Ron DeSantis to one side as he lands in Florida today to assess Hurricane Ian’s devastation. The FBI has released its national crime report for 2021 - we’ll bring you the details. Meanwhile, the US is expected to issue further sanctions on Iranians involved in the violent crackdown on protesters. And, for the first time, the White House has released a set of guidelines for companies using AI.

Moscow has appointed acting heads of four illegally annexed regions, even as it loses ground to Ukraine. In a bleak milestone, the US national debt has soared above $31 trillion. 90% of US adults say mental health is a crisis in the country - we’ll bring you the details. China has banned 22 million people in Xinjiang from leaving, because of 38 Covid-19 cases. And, instead of checkmate, it may be game over for a teen grandmaster accused of cheating.

Russia’s president has signed the annexation of four Ukrainian regions into law, even as Moscow admits to military setbacks in some of those areas. The White House is making a last ditch effort to stop an oil production cut at today’s OPEC+ meeting - we’ll bring you the details. At least 10 people are dead and 17 others missing after an avalanche in the Indian Himalayas. In another plot twist, Elon Musk now says he wants to buy Twitter after all. Plus, Yankees slugger Aaron Judge beats the record.