A mass burial site in an eastern Ukrainian city could be investigated for evidence of war crimes. West Virginia joins a list of states passing abortion restrictions. Migrants transported from Florida to Massachusetts are getting help. A Texas board will no longer posthumously pardon George Floyd for a previous drug conviction. Lastly, we’ll tell you the threat Tropical Storm Fiona poses as it approaches Caribbean islands.

The White House is sending more military funding to Ukraine as it continues to impose sanctions on Russia - we'll tell you why that plan is not working as well as the US had hoped. As Republican governors continue to transport asylum-seekers to liberal enclaves in the Northeast, federal officials are set to meet to discuss immigration issues. A new survey shows Americans have mixed feelings about the economy as recession fears mount. After more than 40 days, people in Jackson, Mississippi can finally use tap water without boiling it. And a bill protecting same-sex marriage is stalled in the US Senate until after November's mid-term elections.

Hundreds of unmarked graves have been found in the Ukrainian city of Izium, now investigators are working to figure out who lies in them. President Joe Biden has criticized Republican governors for sending migrants to Martha's Vineyard and Vice President Kamala Harris' official residence. Alaska is bracing for its biggest storm in over a decade. Germany is trying to take control of its energy problem. Plus, lines to say a final farewell to Queen Elizabeth get up to almost 5 miles long.

We start in Izium, Ukraine, where authorities have found more than 440 unmarked graves. In the US, a federal judge has appointed a special master to look over documents seized from Mar-a-Lago - we'll tell you what happens next. A state of emergency has been declared in New York over polio. President Joe Biden will meet with Brittney Griner and Paul Whelan's families today. Plus, more signs of life on Mars.

Tonight, a federal judge has appointed a special master to review materials the FBI seized during a search at former President Donald Trump’s Florida home. Some commuter rail services are revamping their schedules following a tentative deal between rail unions and companies. The White House is calling out Republican governors who are transporting migrants to other states in protest of the Biden administration’s immigration policies. A man who wore anti-Semitic clothing during the Capitol insurrection has been sentenced. Lastly, the world’s second biggest cryptocurrency made a big move that could help the environment.

The nation’s first freight rail strike in 30 years has been avoided for now – we have details on a tentative deal between rail unions and companies. Some Republican governors are transporting migrants to other states in protest of the Biden administration’s immigration policies. President Joe Biden will meet with the families of two Americans detained in Russia. Mortgage rates reached the highest level since 2008. Lastly, Roger Federer says he’s retiring from tennis.

Unions and rail companies managed to reach an 11th-hour deal to prevent a looming freight rail strike - we'll tell you what's in the agreement, and what's next for the workers. China and Russia's presidents met for the first time since Russia's invasion of Ukraine, prompting raised eyebrows from the US. Indiana is the latest state to enact strict abortion restrictions. A teenager in Iowa is being ordered by a court to pay restitution to the family of her alleged rapist who she killed. And after a quiet start to the Atlantic hurricane season, things are ramping up with Tropical Storm Fiona.

After 20 hours of negotiations a deal has been struck to stop a potentially crippling US rail strike from going ahead. Russian President Vladimir Putin is in central Asia, where he’s met with China’s leader Xi Jinping. Armenia says a ceasefire has been agreed with Azerbaijan after deadly border clashes. TikTok won’t commit to stopping US user data from flowing to China - we’ll bring you the details. Plus, why the owner of the Patagonia brand has just handed over his company.

The White House says a tentative deal has been reached to avert freight rail strike. Sources are saying former Trump White House chief of staff Mark Meadows is complying with a subpoena over January 6th. The WHO says the end of the Covid-19 pandemic is in sight, but we're not there yet. Florida's governor is claiming responsibility for flying migrants to Martha's Vineyard. Plus, the subject of a podcast who's serving a life sentence for murder could be getting a new trial.

Abortion access in Ohio has been temporarily restored. The US Supreme Court says an Orthodox Jewish university in New York is required to recognize an LGBTQ student group. R. Kelly has been convicted of multiple child pornography charges. The mother of three children who first responders found unresponsive on a shoreline in New York City has been charged with their deaths. Lastly, a car crash involving Ukraine’s President Volodymyr Zelensky is being investigated.