President Biden is in Cornwall, England meeting with the leaders of seven of the world's largest economies. The Knesset, the Israeli parliament, is expected to vote Sunday on a new government. There is a higher than normal wildfire risk across most of the West, which is fueling fears of another bad season.

President Biden is expected to speak with Prime Minister Boris Johnson on a variety of issues during his first overseas trip while in office. The contentious Keystone XL Pipeline project has officially been suspended. An NPR and Mountain West News Bureau investigation is looking into the deaths of 19 people inside tribal jails.

President Biden begins his 8-day diplomatic trip to Europe. A new study suggests the current COVID-19 vaccines may stand up against variants. Hundreds are under arrest after the FBI conducted a global sting.

Two Senate committees released new findings related to the January 6th Capitol attack. The FBI recovered millions of the ransom Colonial Pipeline paid to suspected Russian hackers. The FDA has approved a pricey and controversial Alzheimer's drug.

President Biden is still working to get Republicans on board with his infrastructure plan. Vice President Kamala Harris is in Guatemala on a mission to address the issues that are leading to migration at the southern U.S. border. Dozens are dead in Burkina Faso after gunmen carried out one of the bloodiest attacks in years.

About a year ago, the team at Morning Edition started asking musicians to write songs about the ways in which the pandemic was upending life. In the last 12 months, Rachel Martin and David Greene talked to 25 different artists. Here are three of their favorites: Old Crow Medicine Show, Indigo Girls and Madison Cunningham.

President Biden and congressional Republicans are trying to decide the scope of a bipartisan infrastructure package — and how to pay for it. Citing public safety concerns, Facebook has extended its ban of Donald Trump until 2023. Ethiopia is set to hold elections against a backdrop of horrific violence.

Kamala Harris will make her first foreign trip as Vice President, with stops in Mexico and Central America. Her focus: vaccine diplomacy and immigration. Millions of Americans are still out of work but businesses have been struggling to hire. Postmaster General Louis DeJoy is under federal investigation for alleged campaign finance violations.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu may soon be out of power after a coalition of right wing, centrist, and Palestinian parties formed a new government. A federal judge is allowing Purdue Pharma's bankruptcy plan to move forward. The country of Sri Lanka is facing an environmental disaster after a cargo ship, which was carrying chemicals, sank.

The White House is stepping in after one of the world's largest meat producers was targeted with ransomware believed to be from Russia. After experiencing a spring surge, Michigan is easing COVID restrictions. The Tokyo Olympics are still weeks away but some fear it could turn into a superspreader event.