In an exclusive, a whistleblower tells CNN that Twitter’s cybersecurity policies are “grossly negligent” and pose a threat to national security and democracy. It’s another primary day, and one race includes two long-time Democrats fighting for the same congressional seat. Ukraine is again denying any involvement in killing the daughter of a key Putin ally. A jury has awarded more than $4 million to a customer who says a Walmart employee racially profiled him. And, women are posting videos of themselves dancing in support of Finland’s Prime Minister.

We begin this episode with former President Donald Trump’s legal team arguing in a lawsuit that his constitutional rights were violated during a search of his Florida home. The US embassy in Ukraine is warning all Americans to leave the country immediately, as Russia is expected to carry out new attacks. Elon Musk has subpoenaed the founder and former CEO of Twitter, Jack Dorsey - we’ll bring you the details. Deadly flash flooding in Afghanistan has ripped through several areas, causing harvests to be damaged or destroyed. And, drought has uncovered the tracks of a 60-foot beast in Texas.

We begin this episode with former President Donald Trump’s lawsuit over the FBI’s search at his home two weeks ago. We’re also learning how much student loan debt the White House is considering cancelling per borrower. We have the latest on a deadly shooting in Atlanta. Heavy rain in Dallas, Texas led to hundreds of water rescues. Lastly, investors are worried about the Federal Reserve’s next move and it showed on Wall Street today.

We begin with a car bomb explosion that killed the daughter of a prominent ally of Russian President Vladimir Putin. Doctor Anthony Fauci says he’s stepping down at the end of the year. A jury is deliberating in a trial of two men accused of plotting to kidnap the governor of Michigan. We’re following a deadly flooding disaster in Central and South Asia. Lastly, teachers at Ohio’s largest school district are on strike.

Dallas has received a summer’s worth of rainfall in 24 hours – we’ll tell you why this amount of rain after a drought in Texas is actually a bad thing. Russian President Vladimir Putin’s ally Alex Dugin is speaking out about the deadly car bombing in Moscow that killed his daughter. Economists surveyed don’t believe the Federal Reserve is capable of bring down inflation without causing a recession – we’ll tell you when they think it will hit. A New York special election tomorrow will determine just how motivated voters are about the Supreme Court’s abortion decision. Plus, New York City got the most migrants from Texas via bus on Sunday than ever before.

More information is coming out about this weekend's car bombing on the outskirts of Moscow that killed the daughter of a close confidant of Vladimir Putin. Three officers in Arkansas are being investigated after a video appears to show them beating a suspect during an arrest. More than 14 million people in the SW under flood alerts today as extreme weather continues to plague the US. The death toll has risen in Somalia after the siege at an upscale hotel. And, Regal Cinemas are in trouble.

We begin with a murder investigation in Moscow, after a car bomb killed the daughter of a prominent Russian. Millions of Americans are anxiously waiting to hear whether federal student loan payments will continue to be paused, or even partly forgiven. A subpoena that would have forced Senator Lindsey Graham to testify before a grand jury this week has been paused. A strike vote by teachers and school workers in Columbus, Ohio means thousands of students will start the school year online this week. And, Singapore repeals an old colonial-era law.

Last week, President Biden signed the $750 billion Inflation Reduction Act into law after more than a year of negotiations between Senate Democrats. We break down what’s in the climate portion of the package and how it could help address a drought emergency playing out right now on the Colorado River.

Guest: Ella Nilsen, CNN Climate Reporter

Oklahoma plans to start executing one man a month regardless of past botched lethal injections. Mexico's former attorney general is arrested in connection to the disappearance of 43 students. Public schools in Richmond, Virginia are offering hefty incentives to fill teacher vacancies. Squirrels in New York are “splooting” to cool down. And Sean Connery’s very own James Bond car just sold for $2.4 million.

An armed attack at a hotel in Somalia has left at least 15 dead, with that number expected to grow. Meanwhile, Texas is trying to solve their migrant crisis by “busing” migrants to the east coast. Nearly 10 million Americans are under flood warnings in the southwest of the country as heavy rainfall is expected this weekend. In Utah, a judge decides in favor of transgender athletes. And an alligator was no match for this Texas dad.