Russian police have been cracking down on anti-war protests, with reports some demonstrators have been drafted into the army. Former President Donald Trump had a pretty bad day yesterday - we'll bring you the details. Meanwhile, the Fed raised interest rates again in a history making move. The mastermind behind the largest corruption scandal in US Navy history has been caught again. Plus, a sad ending for whales stranded in Australia.

The Justice Department can continue its criminal investigation into classified documents the FBI seized during a search at former President Donald Trump’s home last month. The US House of Representatives passed a bill that would make it harder to overturn future certified presidential elections. We’ll break down some of Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky’s key points about Russia’s war in Ukraine during his speech to United Nations General Assembly. Two American veterans captured by Russian-backed forces in Ukraine have been released. Lastly, the housing market is seeing a big drop in home sales.

Dozens of classified documents seized during a search at former President Donald Trump’s Florida home are at the center of the Justice Department’s appeal. Hurricane Fiona has intensified as it travels across the Caribbean leaving a trail of destruction behind. As Republican governors continue to send migrants from the southern border to northern states, a Texas sheriff is investigating a plane of migrants sent to Massachusetts last week. Russian-backed separatist leaders in occupied regions of eastern and southern Ukraine plan to hold referendums on joining Russia. Lastly, we have details on what federal investigators are calling the largest Covid-19 fraud scheme to date.

President Joe Biden spoke before the United Nations General Assembly and his focus was squarely on Russia. The timing is important: earlier today, Russian President Vladimir Putin hinted at potentially using nuclear weapons - a threat that comes as the country prepares to mobilize hundreds of thousands of citizens in its reserve forces to fight in Ukraine. A lawsuit has been filed on behalf of Venezuelan migrants sent from Texas to Massachusetts by Florida Governor Ron DeSantis - we’ll tell you what it alleges. We’ll also break down a new survey, which found that women’s health around the world got worse last year. Lastly, gas prices have risen for the first time in nearly 100 days but you might not need to worry yet.

Russia’s president shows no signs the war in Ukraine is slowing down, as he calls up hundreds of thousands of reservists. Meanwhile, the invasion has been a major talking point for world leaders at the UN General Assembly in New York. A big Fed interest rate hike is expected today - we’ll bring you the details. Journalist E. Jean Carroll says she plans to sue former President Donald Trump for sexual assault under a new New York statute. Plus, 200 whales are stranded on a beach in Australia.

Russian President Vladimir Putin has announced a partial mobilization of citizens to support his invasion of Ukraine. Hurricane Fiona has strengthened to a category 4 storm. Former President Donald Trump's legal team wants the FBI's investigation of Mar-a-Lago documents to stay paused. A human rights group says 5 people have been killed in protests in Iran. Plus, why researchers in China have cloned an arctic fox.

A third-party judge is questioning former President Donald Trump’s claims about documents seized from his home being declassified. For the first time in three years, world leaders met in-person for the United Nations General Assembly session. Bermuda is bracing for Hurricane Fiona as the Category 3 storm continues to intensify. In business, we’ll tell you which jobs are on the chopping block at Gap. Lastly, the world chess champion made a surprising move that left fans stunned.

Dozens of classified documents seized during a search at former President Donald Trump’s Florida home are at the center of the Justice Department’s appeal. Hurricane Fiona has intensified as it travels across the Caribbean leaving a trail of destruction behind. As Republican governors continue to send migrants from the southern border to northern states, a Texas sheriff is investigating a plane of migrants sent to Massachusetts last week. Russian-backed separatist leaders in occupied regions of eastern and southern Ukraine plan to hold referendums on joining Russia. Lastly, we have details on what federal investigators are calling the largest Covid-19 fraud scheme to date.

Hurricane Fiona has devastated the Caribbean, leaving millions without power or water - and it looks like it's only going to get stronger as it heads into the Atlantic. Migrant encounters on the US-Mexico border jumped last month - we'll tell you what the Biden administration is doing to manage the increase. Russian-backed separatists in southern and eastern regions in Ukraine will hold a referendum on joining Russia. Wall Street is holding its breath as it waits to see how far the Fed will go to curb inflation. Plus, two US House representatives propose a bill to prevent another insurrection over presidential elections.

Hurricane Fiona is continuing on its path of destruction - we'll tell you about the fallout in Puerto Rico and where it's headed next. New footage shows an accused fake elector inside a restricted area of a Georgia elections office. Ukraine's counteroffensive is still going strong, as we learn more about what was it like for people living in Russian occupied cities. The Justice Department is investigating allegations of racist discrimination at the Kansas City Police Department. Plus, a link found between Covid-19 infections and Alzheimer's.