A US official tells CNN that Ukraine could run out of ammunition within days when the new Russian offensive begins, while cities in the south and east are already experiencing heavy shelling. New York state health officials are monitoring two Covid-19 subvariants as cases rise around the country. Queen Elizabeth will not attend Easter services. And, NASA says a ‘pink’ full moon will be visible all weekend.

As areas of eastern Ukraine experience heavy shelling, new strikes target the Kyiv region as the city’s mayor warns residents to stay away. A shipping backlog at the US-Mexico border could mean higher prices at the grocery store. The FDA has granted emergency use authorization to the first Covid-19 breath test. And, a YouTuber is accused of assault after allegedly striking someone in the face with a whipped cream pie.

Tonight, we're talking about the Biden administration's tax returns (and reminding our listeners to file by Monday's deadline). Ukrainian authorities said today that the bodies of more than 900 civilians have been discovered across the Kyiv region, and a South Carolina death row inmate has chosen between firing squad and electric chair. Palestinians and Israeli police clash in Jerusalem, while the White House sent holiday greetings as Passover and Good Friday began.

The US made an assessment on the key Russian warship that sunk in the Black Sea while affirming nothing will dissuade the Biden administration from supporting Ukraine against Russia’s attacks. Twitter’s board has a plan that would make it harder for Elon Musk to acquire the platform. Authorities say hundreds of people have died in South Africa as a result of severe flooding. The FDA now has oversight over vaping companies using synthetic nicotine. And the White House is bringing back an egg-cellent pre-pandemic tradition.

The West has a grim outlook on when they think the war will end and Russia’s protesting US security assistance to Ukraine. CNN has exclusively seen new text messages the January 6th House select committee has that reveal how two current GOP lawmakers’ motives in the fight to overturn the 2020 election evolved. Abortion rights groups are challenging a new Kentucky law that bans most abortions after 15 weeks. A White House official says cancelling student loan debt is still on the table. Plus, a holiday weekend weather report.

We start in Ukraine where Russia is once again targeting the capital, and making gains in a vital port city. In Jerusalem, we hear that violent clashes between Palestinians and Israeli forces could just be the beginning. China is conducting military drills near Taiwan as US lawmakers visit the island. Speaking of US lawmakers, the RNC has voted to withdraw from the commission that organizes presidential debates. Plus, Harry and Meghan have dropped in for tea with the Queen.

We start with a major win for Ukraine's army as a prized Russian ship has sunk. Russia says a fire is to blame, Ukraine says its missiles did it. Violent clashes between Palestinians and Israeli forces leave dozens injured with tension remaining high. In the US, a woman has died trying to scale a border fence in Arizona. The FBI says North Korean hackers stole more than $600 million dollars worth of cryptocurrency. Plus, plumbing issues have caused another set back for NASA's moon mission.

Tonight, we're talking about Russia's naval flagship sinking, states suing the Biden administration over Title 42, FDA granting emergency use authorization for the first Covid-19 breath test, Russia's reaction to countries deciding whether to join NATO, and "rivers in the sky" over Antarctica.

This evening, we start with the latest on the Brooklyn subway shooting – we'll tell you what happened at the accused shooter's court appearance today. Florida joins Kentucky and Oklahoma in passing anti-abortion laws this week. Elon Musk shared why he wants to buy Twitter. A key Russian warship has reportedly sank in the Black Sea and mortgage interest rates rose again today.

The UN warns a "perfect storm" is brewing with the war in Ukraine exacerbating an already struggling global economy. This as the Biden administration is expected to step up even more to help Ukraine. At-home Covid-19 tests are likely responsible for gaps in cases counts, and one federal agency is working on fixing that. People took to the streets in Grand Rapids, Michigan to protest a fatal police shooting of a Black man. Tensions remain high in Israel and the Palestinian territories, and Twitter got Elon Musk’s offer to buy the company.