Allegations that Senate hopeful Herschel Walker paid for a girlfriend's abortion rock the campaign trail. Elon Musk caves and agrees to buy Twitter. And Ukraine makes dramatic gains against a flailing Russian military.

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Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson wastes no time diving into debate on the Supreme Court bench. President Biden visits Puerto Rico to survey damage from Hurricane Fiona. And the SEC reaches an agreement on a penalty for Kim Kardashian's promotion of cryptocurrency.

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New confirmed fatalities make Hurricane Ian Florida's deadliest storm in decades. The Supreme Court begins a new term with Ketanji Brown Jackson on the bench. And a head injury forces the NFL to review its concussion protocol.

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Hurricane Ian leaves collapsed bridges, battered cities, and untold victims in its wake. Vladimir Putin announces Russia's annexation of Ukrainian territories. And facing lawsuits from GOP-led states, the Biden administration tweaks eligibility requirements for student debt forgiveness.

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In a special edition, a Florida resident describes the moments Hurricane Ian barreled into Fort Myers, and Chief Meteorologist Ginger Zee describes where the storm is going next. 

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Emergency planners prepare for Hurricane Ian. A pair of pipeline explosions raise questions of Russian sabotage. And lawmakers weigh the possibility of more prosecutions for women who experience miscarriages. 

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Tampa braces for potential flooding as Hurricane Ian builds offshore. A gunman opens fire on a Russian recruitment office. And Italy welcomes its first female prime minister: a far-right leader who once expressed admiration of Benito Mussolini.

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A 150-year-old law is put back in place in Arizona, banning virtually all abortions in the state. Iran shuts down internet access for millions of Iranians. And a Kentucky parole board will decide whether to let a convicted school shooter walk free.

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An appeals court ruling gives the Justice Department access to documents they retrieved from Mar-a-Lago. Draft efforts in Russia prompt outrage. And a player backlash prompts the sale of a valuable NBA team.

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New York Attorney General Letitia James files a lawsuit alleging vast frauds by former President Donald Trump and his family. Vladimir Putin calls up 300,000 reservists, prompting some Russians to flee the country. And librarians mark "Banned Books Week" by lamenting more than a thousand new books banned in Texas alone.

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