This week marks one year since the United States military ended its 20-year war in Afghanistan, which culminated in chaos as the Taliban took control of the country. We reflect on what the last year has been like for the Afghan people as they prepare for a looming hunger crisis. We also examine how some Afghan women are working to continue their education, despite an ongoing ban.

Guest: Clarissa Ward, CNN Chief International Correspondent

NASA prepares for Monday’s scheduled moon mission. Record numbers of asylum seekers are being bused to New York City and Washington DC. A Buffalo Bills rookie and two former college teammates are accused of gang-rape. First Lady Jill Biden continues to isolate following a rebound case of Covid-19. And customs officials seize an ancient Egyptian artifact in Memphis, Tennessee.

Former President Donald Trump re-ups his request for a “special master” to oversee evidence recovered from Mar-a-Lago, but it’s light on details. Wall Street braces for rough times ahead after Federal Reserve chairman Jerome Powell signals further economic tightening. Teachers in King County, Washington remain on strike. Migrants arriving in New York City are desperate for temporary work permits after being bused in from Texas. And a “Star Trek” legend’s ashes will be sent up to deep space.

This evening is all about the release of the FBI's redacted search warrant affidavit for former President Donald Trump's Mar-a-Lago property. We begin with the series of events that prompted the search earlier this month. Next we'll give you all the details (the ones we're able to see, anyway) on the Justice Department's unfolding criminal probe, and we'll explain why the DOJ proposed all of those redactions in the first place. The Trump world and former officials have reacted to the affidavit - we'll tell you what they say. Plus, we have some information about the FBI agents pursuing the investigation.

The Justice Department released the redacted affidavit that gives insight into what led to the search and seizure at a former President’s home today, as Donald Trump weighs how to proceed. Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell gave investors an idea of where the bank will go next to tame high inflation. A new study finds extreme heat waves will only get worse for much of the world come 2100. Mark Zuckerberg spoke out about Facebook’s content management shortcomings. Plus, Moderna says Pfizer copied them when developing their Covid-19 vaccine.

Donald Trump’s legal team worries he or his allies could be indicted, as today’s noon deadline approaches for the release of the affidavit on the search of Mar-a-Lago. President Joe Biden’s student loan forgiveness plan could be pricey - we’ll tell you how much it could cost. Meanwhile Biden’s poll numbers are up, but most Democratic want someone else to run in 2024. British energy bills are set to rise 80 percent this October, but that’s just the start. And, US officials are “actively defending” against foreign interference in the midterm elections.

We could see a redacted version the Mar-a-Lago search warrant affidavit at anytime this morning, after a judge gave the Justice Department a deadline of noon today to release it. There are concerns over a potential radiation disaster at the Russian-held Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant. 33 million people in Pakistan are affected by deadly flooding, in what's being called the “worst humanitarian disaster of this decade." Two people have pleaded guilty to stealing and selling the diary of President Joe Biden’s daughter. And, why you probably share some genes with your doppelganger.

We start tonight with President Joe Biden’s fiery campaign speech at a DNC event in Maryland. In California, state air regulators voted to ban the sale of gas cars by 2035 — we’ll break that down. A North Dakota state judge temporarily blocked a near-total abortion ban in the state. Plus, mortgage rates ticked up this week and an E. coli outbreak seems to be linked to Wendys’ sandwiches.

A federal judge ruled the Justice Department must release a redacted version of the Mar-a-Lago search warrant affidavit by noon on Friday. Next, we have the details on a temporary power outage today at Europe's largest nuclear power plant. Some 2 percent of the American workforce is out of commission due to long Covid symptoms - we'll tell you what that means for the economy. Oklahoma has a plan to execute one death row inmate a month through 2024, starting today. And tennis star Novak Djokovic withdraws from the US Open Championships

The US economy was less lousy than previously thought in the second quarter – we’ll tell you why this GDP revision is a good sign. We’re learning the National Archives weren't the only ones pleading with former President Donald Trump to return presidential documents. Millions of women in five states will have a tougher time accessing abortion care starting this week. We’ll give you two recent examples of why tensions between Iran and the US are intensifying. Plus, one teachers' union in the Midwest stopped their strike, while another in the northwest is still ongoing.