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.

Queen Elizabeth II is lying in state in London until her funeral next week, and historic crowds are gathered to pay their respects. A strike by freight rail workers seems increasingly likely, even as federal officials try to mediate talks. A former US governor made a trip to Russia - we'll tell you what we know (and don't know) about his visit there. President Joe Biden made a big announcement that will affect the future of the American car industry. And football star Tom Brady hints at retirement - again.

More data from the Labor Department complicates the inflation situation in the US, as the Federal Reserve weighs its next move. Another state is poised to outlaw nearly all abortions with Capitol Hill lawmakers considering bills that affect national access. Thousands of California residents can’t return to their homes yet while another wildfire gains momentum. We’ll tell you what’s happening in London now following Queen Elizabeth II passing. Plus, an “encouraging” breakthrough for cognitive function for older adults.

There are reports Ukraine's counteroffensive is slowing down, but a US official says some Russian troops are still retreating. One of the front runners in New Hampshire's GOP Senate primary has conceded - we'll tell you who's projected to win. There's finally some good news about monkeypox, even as health experts warn about future struggles. China's President Xi Jinping has left the country for the first time since the Covid-19 pandemic started. Plus, Britain's Prince William takes on a new role, and it comes with a pay rise.

Wall Street had its worst day since 2020 yesterday and Asian markets aren't doing so great either. The final US primaries finished up last night, with important results in New Hampshire still up in the air. Russian election meddling didn't just happen in the US - we'll tell you about a new intelligence report that shows the true scope. A typhoon has closed some of China's busiest ports. Plus, Queen Elizabeth II breaks a record on her final flight.

Tonight, a less redacted version of an affidavit used to justify a request to search former President Donald Trump’s home gives new insight into the investigation. The primary election season wraps up with projections from some key races in New Hampshire and Rhode Island. Senator Lindsey Graham proposed a nationwide abortion ban bill that has some Republicans divided. Teachers in Seattle voted to officially end their strike. Lastly, we’re remembering three prominent figures who died: French cinema legend Jean-Luc Godard, former US solicitor general Ken Starr and jazz pianist Ramsey Lewis.

Queen Elizabeth II’s coffin has arrived at Buckingham Palace after making its final flight from Scotland. The Dow fell more than 1200 points following a key inflation report. Twitter shareholders are holding Elon Musk to his multi-billion dollar deal to buy the company. The federal government is working through plans to prevent a major fallout from a potential nationwide rail strike this week. Lastly, police are investigating a shooting that killed a rapper PnB Rock.

Twitter whistleblower Peiter Zatko is testifying before Congress today - we'll break down his latest allegations against the company, and how they might affect a legal battle it's been waging. A federal report shows annual inflation has ticked down slightly, as the Federal Reserve remains poised to fight increasing prices. The UN is worried about the future of the climate crisis - we'll tell you why. Today is the final day of the 2022 primary season, and key races are taking shape in several northeast states. And King Charles III traveled to Northern Ireland today.

As several people who worked for former President Donald Trump are subpoenaed, the Justice Department approves of one of Trump’s special master candidates. The Mosquito fire in California is forcing thousands of people to flee their homes, as other wildfires burn in the west. Ukraine’s counteroffensive continues - CNN speaks to residents of newly liberated villages. Pakistan is still under threat of disease with officials warning it could take months for flood water to recede. Plus, the world of cinema says goodbye to a French icon.

More than 30 people connected to former President Donald Trump have been subpoenaed to appear in front of a grand jury. Some local leaders in Russia are calling for President Vladimir Putin to resign - we’ll tell you why that’s a risky move. The US has confirmed its first monkeypox death. A federal judge has blocked a controversial law in Arizona that would stop people recording police officers. Plus, we’ll tell you who the big winners were at last night’s Emmy Awards.