In this episode, we’ll tell you about Finland’s bid to join NATO and which member country opposes the move. We also have the latest developments on WNBA star, Britnney Griner’s detention in Russia. Plus, we’ll tell you what the Biden administration and Congress is doing to address a nationwide baby formula shortage. Then, we’ll cover the sentencing of the first Capitol rioter to plead guilty to destruction of government property. Lastly, we’ll break down the impact record high diesel prices could have in the US.

We start this afternoon in Louisiana, where a federal judge will hear arguments over whether to end a pandemic policy for migrants at the US-Mexico border. The US Defense Secretary had a call with his Russian counterpart for the first time since the invasion of Ukraine, as the intelligence community looks into its practices there and elsewhere. Police in Israel were beating crowds carrying a coffin of a prominent Palestinian-American journalist. The GOP is shook over a rising conservative star in Pennsylvania and a dangerous inmate is on the loose in Texas.

This episode begins with a topic most parents of young children in the US are talking about – baby formula. Elon Musk tweeted and Twitter’s share price dropped – we’ll tell you why. Grain that’s needed to feed millions of people is stuck at a port in Ukraine – G7 nations are meeting to find a way to end the blockade. We’ll bring you the latest on the Covid-19 outbreak which appears to be spreading in North Korea. And finally, the President of the UAE Sheikh Khalifa has died.

In this episode we’ll bring you the latest on wildfires in the US that have damaged some pricey real-estate in California. 11 people died off the coast of Puerto Rico. Finland intends to join NATO – Russia says it could retaliate. In Ukraine a Russian soldier is standing trial today. And finally, we’ll tell you why thousands of Mercedes owners should stop driving their cars.

In this episode, we discuss one senator’s objection to pass the $40 billion-dollar aid package for Ukraine. Plus, we’ll talk about the request Republican lawmakers are making to the US Justice Department that would make it illegal to protest outside the homes of Supreme Court justices. We also have the latest developments into former President Donald Trump’s handling of classified White House records after he left office. Then, we’ll talk about North Korea’s first death from Covid-19. Lastly, we’ll tell you about a Mega Millions drawing mixup that has many people checking their lottery tickets.

We begin with five House Republicans – including House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy – issued subpoenas as an investigation into the January 6th Capitol attack continues. Plus, President Joe Biden addresses the grim milestone of one million Covid-19th deaths in the US. Then, we get into Finland’s bid to join NATO and how Russia is reacting. We’ll also tell you about the Federal Reserve Chair’s confirmation for a second term. Lastly, we’ll hear from an expert about the first image of a huge black hole at the center of the Milky Way galaxy.

President Joe Biden publicly mourned those who died from Covid-19 – we'll bring you the details as world leaders met to prevent another deadly pandemic from happening. Meanwhile, parents struggle to get their hands on baby formula and it could be weeks before things get better. Apple has lost its title as the world’s most valuable company – we'll tell you who bumped them. Ashley Judd has paid tribute to her mother, country music star Naomi Judd. Plus, we'll tell you why the navy wants to scrap billions of dollars worth of ships.

The Supreme Court is meeting today for the first time since a leaked draft opinion suggested it plans to overturn Roe v. Wade. A Russian civilian has reportedly been killed by cross border shelling from Ukraine, as fighting continues around Mariupol’s Azovstal plant. Thousands came out today to commemorate a journalist killed in the West Bank, as an offer for a joint Israeli-Palestinian investigation was rejected. The CDC wants doctors to lookout for a virus that could be linked with rising child cases of hepatitis - we’ll bring you the details. Plus, why Broadway legend Patti LuPone was shouting at an audience member.

We begin with Finland’s leaders saying they want to join NATO following neighboring Russia's invasion of Ukraine. That's where our next story starts; footage has emerged of Russian soldiers shooting unarmed civilians in the back - we’ll bring the details on the investigation. California’s ban on selling semiautomatic weapons to those under 21 has been struck down by a federal appeals court. Fires have broken out across southern California as crew continue battling flames in New Mexico. And, a nearly $1 billion settlement for the victims of the Surfside condo collapse.

Tonight, we’re discussing the first Russian civilian killed in the war. Plus, the National Archives is preparing to send over more of former president Donald Trump's records to the House Committee investigating the insurrection. We'll also tell you about North Korea’s first reported Covid-19 case and how Disney+ is doing compared to other streaming platforms. Finally, the tentative settlement was announced today for survivors and family members of victims of the condo collapse in Surfside, Florida.