As Putin halts natural gas supplies to Poland and Bulgaria, Europe needs to move fast to end its reliance on Russian fossil fuels. American frackers could potentially fill Europe's energy gap, but President Biden and Congress need to act if they want to increase U.S. exports anytime soon. Plus, Germany finally provides some heavy weapons to Ukraine, while a Russian general exposes Putin's larger military ambitions. 

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The Justices hear oral arguments in Biden v. Texas, a case challenging the White House plan to end President Trump's "Remain in Mexico" policy for migrants. Meantime, Democrats are sprinting to oppose President Biden's proposal to stop Title 42 border expulsions. Plus, Elon Musk reaches a deal to buy Twitter, but the ramifications of the sale are yet to be seen.

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The Republican leader wants to be the next Speaker of the House, but can he govern a fractious Republican caucus if the GOP takes the majority in November? One obstacle will be the demands of fealty from Donald Trump. Plus, the 2020 election takes center stage in a debate between Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp and challenger David Perdue. 

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The Florida Legislature, at the urging of Gov. Ron DeSantis, has voted to end a special tax district that lets Disney World run its own government. It's a response to Disney's criticism of the state's "don't say gay" bill. But is this worrying political retaliation, a lesson for CEOs to stay out of politics, or maybe both?

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Don't discount the possibility that Vladimir Putin could drop a tactical nuclear weapon in Eastern Europe, the CIA director recently warned. So why does President Biden's budget propose to cancel a U.S. cruise missile that could launch a similar American nuclear weapon from a submarine? Plus, Joe Biden announces another $800 million of military aid for Ukraine. 

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As Russian forces escalate their offensive in Ukraine's Donbas region, Volodymyr Zelensky says the war would have been over already if allies had sent Ukraine the necessary weapons to win. Joe Biden has pledged more military aid, but is it too late? Plus, the runoff election in France between Emmanuel Macron and Marine Le Pen enters its final days. 

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A federal judge rules against the Centers for Disease Control's mask rule for airlines, trains and even Ubers. Will the Biden Administration appeal, or is it quietly relieved to have the policy ended? Plus, the Republican National Committee decides not to participate in debates hosted by the Commission on Presidential Debates, but this doesn't mean the end of candidates sparring on TV.

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The White House decision to rescind Title 42, the Trump-era immigration policy, has Democrats running for political cover as border chaos spreads. 

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The Biden Administration has approved another $800 million in military assistance to help Ukraine prepare for the next phase of Vladimir Putin's invasion. But will these weapons get into the right hands in time for them to be effective? Plus, Twitter enacts a "poison pill" provision in an effort to stop Elon Musk from buying out the social-media giant. 

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Despite strong job creation and low unemployment, Joe Biden's job approval keeps falling. Is soaring inflation the cause? Plus, Finland and Sweden consider joining NATO in reaction to Vladimir Putin's invasion of Ukraine. 

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