Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson has become the first Black woman on the US Supreme Court.  A Florida judge blocked the state’s law that bans abortions at 15 weeks – we’ll explain the details. World leaders wrapped the NATO summit in Madrid – we’ll break down some of President Joe Biden’s key remarks from his speech today. Plus, authorities have captured a woman accused of killing a star cyclist. Lastly, we’ll tell you why the biggest chocolate factory in the world is temporarily closed.

It's the last day of the Supreme Court's most controversial term for decades. We take a look at the latest rulings, the historic appointment of Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson, and what we can expect from the court's next term.

Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson makes history today as the first African American woman to take a seat on the Supreme Court and she's being thrown in the deep end. Russian President Vladimir Putin says he's not bothered by Finland and Sweden's bids to join NATO - but he's promising action in response. In Israel, another election has been triggered - making it 5 in 3 years for the country. Meanwhile, Xi Jinping has finally left China for a trip to Hong Kong after 900 days on the mainland. Plus, a Bacon piece sells for more than $53 million dollars.

We begin this episode with news of Pat Cipollone's subpoena to the Jan. 6 committee hearing. We'll tell you how the former President's White House counsel is likely to react. As abortion bans go into effect across the US – some district attorneys are promising not to prosecute abortion providers. Police in Manhattan say a woman - pushing a stroller – was shot in the head at close range and killed last night. In a historic verdict, a French court sentenced the only known surviving member of the group responsible for gun-and-bomb attacks in Paris in 2015 to life in prison without parole. And Cameron Diaz is making a comeback.

The first Black woman will be sworn in as a new Supreme Court justice – Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson. We’ll also tell you about Russian President Vladimir Putin’s warning over Sweden and Finland’s NATO membership bids. A former White House aide who revealed shocking information about the Capitol insurrection says she stands by her testimony. Plus, a judge has lifted former President Donald Trump’s contempt order for failing to comply with a subpoena. Lastly, we’ll tell you why the amount of sleep you get could impact your heart health.

President Joe Biden announced that the US is bolstering its military presence in Europe as Russia’s war in Ukraine continues. The death toll from a migrant smuggling incident in Texas has gone up – we'll tell you how the state’s governor is responding. R. Kelly has been sentenced to 30 years in prison on federal sex trafficking and racketeering charges. Also, one of Rudy Giuliani’s former associates received his sentence for campaign finance charges. Lastly, the CEO of Bed Bath & Beyond is resigning as sales tumble.

We start with reactions from the GOP on yesterday's shocking January 6 testimony from a former Trump White House aide. In Spain, NATO leaders have formally invited Finland and Sweden to join the military alliance and President Joe Biden had a lot to do with it – we'll tell you what else he's up to today. A new federal report shows the US economy is doing worse than we thought. What role will tech companies have in a post-Roe world? Plus, R. Kelly is due to be sentenced today.

We start in Spain where President Joe Biden has announced more US forces in Europe while at a NATO summit in. Back in the US, several primaries were held around the country last night - we’ll bring you details on some of the results, including for New York’s governor. A record heatwave in Japan has nearly 40 million people being asked to use less electricity. An independent news site in the Philippines says it has been ordered to shut down, in what’s being seen as a blow to press freedom. And, a deadly mystery in the Bahamas is solved.

We begin with a critical NATO summit today that's set to see a historic expansion and redefine security in Europe for years to come. The January 6 panel was told that before the Capitol attack, then-President Trump was told some in the crowd had weapons - we'll bring you the details. Two arrests have been made in connection to the 51 people found dead in the back of a semi-truck in San Antonio. 7 million people desperately need aid after severe flooding on the Bangladesh-India border. And, a Subway employee was shot and killed over a sandwich.

This evening, we start with the bombshell testimony from today’s January 6 Committee hearing. We also have the latest results from the primary elections happening in five states today. Finland and Sweden will now both have an easier time joining NATO. And finally, an update on the monkeypox cases in the US and an actress that died today.