In this episode we bring you the latest on the hopes for a bipartisan gun safety deal. After 11 months and more than one thousand interviews the House Committee investigation of the January 6 insurrection holds its first public hearing. We bring you the latest from the war in Ukraine, as well as in Germany where a car has driven into crowd of people in Berlin. Finally, Target’s done what Target shoppers do best, bought too much.

We begin this episode in Berlin, Germany where a car has driven through a crowd of people. We bring you what we know so far. Results are coming in from yesterday’s primaries – listen for some of the results. Actor Matthew McConaughey spoke out at the White House about the Uvalde, Texas shooting, while families still bury their loved ones. And finally, the Summit of the Americas starts today – but will anyone show up?

Seven states held primaries today – we’ll tell you which key race is the one to watch. Plus, we'll also discuss where negotiations on bipartisan gun reform legislation stand among Republicans. In our health news, an additional Covid-19 vaccine could become the fourth vaccine authorized in the US. As Russia’s war in Ukraine continues, the World Health Organization is raising an alarm about the potential for a cholera outbreak in a Ukrainian port city under Russian control. Lastly, Kohl’s may soon have a new owner – we have details on its potential sale.

A Democratic lawmaker leading talks on gun control legislation hopes to have a deal reached by this week as actor Matthew McConaughey makes an emotional plea for change. Plus, we’ll tell you where the battle in eastern Ukraine stands as Russia attempts to take key cities. We’ll also hear from two Biden administration officials about the war’s impact on inflation and gas prices. Then, we’ll detail Steve Bannon’s move against House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and the January 6th committee to fight contempt charges. Lastly, we’ll break down a new law that will require some phones and electronic devices to use a standard charger.

There have been hundreds of mass shootings in the US already this year – listen to hear what proposals some lawmakers aren't considering anymore to address the issue and how a teacher in Uvalde, Texas, is pleading for change. Voters are heading to the polls in seven states for primary elections - we'll give you the details on key races to watch. As average gas prices in the US creep towards $5 a gallon, we'll tell you why experts think they'll just keep rising through the summer. Trevor Reed, an American veteran who was jailed in Russia for nearly three years, is calling on the US to help other citizens trapped there. Plus, a key medical test is running low in hospitals across the country.

In this episode we bring you the latest on gun reform discussions. Senate Republicans say they are open to a deal but say things will only go so far. We bring you the latest on the Ukraine war. The US military is investigating whether an American service member set off explosives during an insider attack in Syria. A judge who was killed in Wisconsin sentenced his suspected killer to prison 15 years ago. And finally, Singapore says it's facing a dengue emergency and climate change could be the cause.

In this episode we’ll tell you about an email found by federal prosecutors that shows a Trump campaign official directed fake electors to act in secrecy. Seven states across the US are hosting primaries today – we’ll tell you what to keep an eye on. A second suspect has been arrested after a mass shooting that happened in Philadelphia over the weekend. Several countries are demanding an apology from India – we’ll tell you why. And finally, Boris Johnson’s survived a vote of no confidence and remains Prime Minister of the UK.

We begin with gun reform talks on Capitol Hill in the wake of recent mass shootings and the lawmaker who says he supports raising the age requirement to purchase some assault weapons. Plus, a federal court has blocked one state’s congressional map – we’ll explain the ruling. The US Justice Department has also charged five leaders of the Proud Boys for their role in the Capitol insurrection. Then, we’ll tell you which parts of the US are bracing for extreme heat this week. Lastly, bees can now be considered fish in California – we’ll explain why and what led to the move.

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson will remain in office following a vote initiated by members of his party. Plus, heavy fighting in the eastern part of Ukraine continues to intensify as Russian forces battle for key cities. Also, the plant at the center of a baby formula shortage has reopened – we’ll tell you which formula is high on the priority list. Gas prices are also increasing – we’ll break down the change from last week. Lastly, we’ll tell you about a pilot program that kicked off today where workers are shifting to a four-day work week.

Gas prices in the US jumped yet again and experts don't expect they will drop anytime soon – listen to learn how oil prices fit into this. Lawmakers are under intense pressure to act fast after the US saw 10 mass shootings over the weekend. Elon Musk is threatening to scrap his deal to buy Twitter - we'll tell you why. Meanwhile, Former President Donald Trump has recruited GOP allies in Congress to back him in the first Jan. 6 hearing this week, and some countries might be skipping out on an important summit hosted by the US.