The World Health Organization has declared monkeypox a public health emergency of international concern. Two Americans have died in Ukraine under, still unknown, circumstances. Cuba will hold a referendum that could open the door for same sex marriage and other marital rights. ICE is set to develop a new ID that will make processes easier for immigrants. Finally, Disney makes the fairy godmother more inclusive.

Russia has bombed a port in Odesa just a day after signing an agreement to allow Ukraine to once again export grain. Three men in Pennsylvania have been charged in a 911 dispatch call that cost a woman’s life. In New York, an off-duty correction officer has been charged in the death of an 18-year-old. Intense heat is expected across the country, with temperatures reaching the triple digits. Finally, the Mega Millions jackpot reaches a whopping $790 million.

In this episode, Uvalde, Texas’ school board postpones its decision on whether to fire the district’s police chief for law enforcement’s response to an elementary school massacre. California is on the verge of a new indoor mask mandate while the state passes a new gun law that’s modeled after Texas’ abortion ban. Plus, a man accused of attacking a Republican nominee for governor of New York has been charged. Lastly, Vince McMahon says he’s retiring as Chairman and CEO of WWE.

We begin with an update on President Joe Biden’s Covid-19 symptoms. A jury has reached a verdict in Steve Bannon’s contempt of Congress trial. The US and European Union announced new military aid packages for Ukraine as Russia's war continues. The federal government is cracking down on illegal auto warranty robocalls. Lastly, two track-and-field pros make history.

It’s official, Ukraine can ship grain exports from ports Russia had blocked – we’ll tell you why that’s significant and how the deal was reached. Twitter’s earnings are out and the legal drama with Elon Musk played a factor. The January 6 committee held a primetime hearing last night – we’ll give you the highlights. Some women are struggling to get a critical medication they rely on and the Supreme Court’s ruling has something to do with it. Plus, it’s hot enough around the world to cause infrastructure to crumble.

In this episode we bring you the latest on the January 6 committee hearing. President Biden is isolating after testing positive for Covid-19. Britain's foreign intelligence chief says Russia’s running out of steam in its invasion of Ukraine. A police investigator from Rochester, New York has been suspended with pay after he was seen on CCTV pushing and handcuffing a Black EMT at a hospital last week.  And, an actor from "Elvis" has died.

This episode starts with the news many wished wouldn't come - more heat is on the way for parts of the US. We'll recap what you need to know from yesterday's Jan. 6 hearing. There's hope that Ukraine will be able to export grain from its ports again. The Supreme Court is blocking the Department of Homeland Security from using new immigration enforcement priorities. And finally, a couple that stole more than a million-dollars' worth of wine is arrested.

In its primetime hearing, the January 6th committee details how then-President Donald Trump failed to act when rioters attacked the Capitol. Plus, the US has identified its first case of polio in nearly a decade. New US Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson dissented in her first vote on the bench in an immigration case. Actress Amber Heard has filed an appeal in her defamation case with ex-husband Johnny Depp. Lastly, a major conservation group has listed monarch butterflies as endangered.

President Joe Biden has tested positive for Covid-19 – we have details on his diagnosis and treatment. We also have the latest developments from Steve Bannon’s contempt of Congress trial. A former Minneapolis police officer convicted of violating George Floyd’s civil rights has been sentenced. Ricky Martin’s nephew has dropped harassment allegations against him. Lastly, we’ll tell you how long a dangerous heat wave in the US is expected to last.

We'll tell you how President Joe Biden is doing after testing positive for Covid-19. Tonight, the House committee investigating the January 6 Capitol attack is holding its last hearing for now, as Secret Service has been accused of deleting texts from the day of the attack and the day before. Meanwhile in Chicago, police shot a 13-year-old boy and he's now paralyzed - listen to hear how his family's reacting. Plus, is renting or buying a better idea right now?