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April 19, 2022
April 18, 2022
• Staff of Restaurant Hit by Missile Looks to Keep Cooking; Austrian Chancellor: Putin Thinks He's Winning the War; Estonians Seek Out Russian Propaganda; Envoys to Discuss North Korea's Missile Launches; Jerusalem on Edge After Violence Flares at Holy Site; Teen Missing for Nearly 3 Years Found Alive in Utah. Aired 4:30-5a ET
• Kharkiv Governor: 5 Killed, 20 Hurt in Shelling on Sunday; Russian Forces to Close Entry, Exit to Mariupol; Missile Strikes Target Western City of Lviv; China's Economy Grew 4.8 Percent in First Quarter of 2022. Aired 4-4:30a ET
• Thousands of Civilians Trapped Inside Mariupol; Talks Between Russia and Ukraine Far from Happening Again; Vladimir Putin Thinks He is Winning the War in Ukraine; World Central Kitchen Undeterred by Strikes; Philadelphians Not Happy with Mask Mandates; Russian Forces Targets Railroads; Violence Erupted Between Israelis and Palestinians Sunday. Aired 3-4a ET
• Lviv Hit with Five Missile Strike; Ukraine Forces Rejects Surrender Ultimatum; Putin Believes He is Winning the War Says Austrian Chancellor; Pittsburgh Public School on Modified Lockdown; Philadelphia Brings Back Mask Mandates; Shanghai Reports First COVID Death; South Korea Eases Restrictions; Deadly Floods Claims At Least 443 Lives In South Africa; Chinese Ships Near Contested Islands Fuel Concern In Japan. Aired 2-3a ET
• Ukraine Forces In Mariupol Defy Russia's Surrender-Or-Die Demand; Missile Hits Chef Jose Andres' Humanitarian Kitchen In Ukraine; More Contagious Omicron BA.2 Subvariant Now Dominant In The U.S.; China's Economy Grows 4.8 Percent In The First Quarter Of 2022. Aired 1-2a ET
• Forces in Mariupol Reject Russian Ultimatum to Surrender; President Zelenskyy is Interviewed about Ukraine's Needs; U.S. Official: Concern Grows Over Ukraine's Ammo Supply; China: Economy Grew 4.8 percent in First Quarter of 2022; Estonians Seek Out Russian Propaganda; Chinese Ships Near Contested Islands Fuel Concern in Japan; Pope Calls for Peace Amid 'Easter of War'. Aired 12-1a ET
• Two Dead, Dozens Wounded in Weekend Mass Shootings; Interview with Ned Price, State Department Spokesman: Russia's Recent Attacks Show a Campaign of Terror; Ivanna Klympush Tsintsadze, Member of Ukrainian Parliament: Russia's War on Ukraine and the Message from Pope Francis; Philly Business Owners File Lawsuit to Stop Indoor Mask Mandate. Aired 3:30-4p ET
• U.S. Defense Official: Russia Has Added Forces in East, South Ukraine; Ukraine: Russian Missiles Hit Lviv, Killing 7 People; Pentagon: Will Train Ukrainians on Howitzers Outside of Ukraine. Aired 3-3:30p ET
• Heavy Shelling, Fighting Across Eastern Ukraine; Violence Erupts Over Quran Burnings, Dozens Hurt; Japan Steps Up Defenses On Remote Islands Amid Tensions; CDC Mask Mandate For Travelers Struck Down By Federal Judge; North Korea Carries Out Its 12th Missile Launch Of The Year; Florida Rejects 41% Of New Math Books Citing Critical Race Theory Among The Reasons; Sources: Secret Service On The Defensive Over Allegations That Agents Duped By Men Impersonating Feds; California Teen Missing For 3 Years Found Alive In Utah. Aired 2:30-3p ET
• CDC Mask Mandate For Travelers Struck Down; Interview With Former U.S. Ambassador to Ukraine William Taylor; Russia Strikes Lviv. Aired 2-2:30p ET
• 2 Dead, Dozens Wounded in Weekend Mass Shootings; China's COVID Lockdown Poses Massive Risk to Global Economy; Polish Border Guard: For 2 Days, More Have Entered Ukraine Than Exited; Some Ukrainians Forced to Exit Country Through Russia; Ukrainians in Donetsk Brace for Russia's Eastern Offensive During Easter Weekend; Florida Rejects 41% of New Math Books Citing Critical Race Theory Among the Reasons. Aired 1:30-2p ET
• Multiple Weekend Mass Shootings; Russia Strikes Lviv. Aired 1- 1:30p ET
• Conflicting Views on Invasion Tear Russian Families Apart; Philadelphia Indoor Mask Mandate Goes Back Into Effect Today; Ukrainians Pray for Peace While Bracing for Russian Attacks. Aired 10:30-11a ET
• Russian Missile Strikes Slam Western City of Lviv; Ukraine Says, Russia Bombarding East, Pushing to Luhansk and Donetsk Regions; Conflicting Views on Invasion Tear Russian Families Apart. Aired 10- 10:30a ET
• Shootings in Pittsburgh, South Carolina and Boston; Vladimir Milov is Interviewed about Sanctions; Sergey Stefoglo is Interviewed about Ukraine. Aired 9:30-10a ET
• Missile Strikes Slam Lviv; Luhansk Governor Urges Evacuations; Mark Hertling is Interviewed about the War in Ukraine; Kyiv Suburb Hit by Rocket Attack; Volodymyr Omelyan is Interviewed about the War in Ukraine. Aired 9-9:30a ET
April 17, 2022
• Russia Demands All Fighters Leave Mariupol; Kyiv Suburb of Brovary Hit by Rocket Attack; U.S. Sending High-Powered Equipment in Latest Aid Package; Over 30,000 Ukrainians in Estonia; Pope Francis Condemns Cruelty in Ukraine; Hundreds Seek Shelter Near Sievierodonetsk; U.S. Wildfires; Ukrainian Rock Star Uses Music to Lift People's Spirits. Aired 5-6a ET
• Russia Demands All Fighters Leave Mariupol; Hundreds Seek Shelter Near Sievierodonetsk; Over 30,000 Ukrainians In Estonia; Kim Jong-Un Observes Test Of New Type Of Weapon; Wounded, Orphaned And Taken By Russians; Panicked Chinese Stocking Up On Food; U.S. Wildfires. Aired 4-5a ET
• Russia Demands All Fighters Leave Mariupol; Hundreds Seek Shelter Near Sievierodonetsk; Rising Concerns After Russian Occupation Of Chernobyl; Ukraine Braces For Retaliation For Moskva; Polish Train Station Becomes Rest Stop For Ukrainian Refugees; U.S. Sending High- Powered Equipment In Latest Aid Package; U.S. Hits Highest Inflation In 40 Years; Ukrainian Rock Star Uses Music To Lift People's Spirits. Aired 3-4a ET
• Russia Demands All Fighters Leave Mariupol; Hundreds Seek Shelter Near Sievierodonetsk; Polish Train Station Becomes Rest Stop For Ukrainian Refugees; International Committee Of The Red Cross Providing Food, Hygiene Items, Medical Supplies To Ukrainian Displaced; Kim Jong-Un Observes Test Of New Type Of Weapon; Wounded, Orphaned And Taken By Russians; U.S. Officials Warn Of Putin's Unpredictable Behavior; Panicked Chinese Stocking Up On Food. Aired 2- 3a ET
• Russia Demands All Fighters Leave Mariupol; Families Look for Loved Ones in Bucha; Gathering Evidence of War Crimes in Ukraine; Zelenskyy: Russia Is Committing Genocide; Polish Train Station Becomes Rest Stop for Ukrainian Refugees; British Prime Minister, Senior Officials Barred from Russia; South Carolina Mall Shooting, 14 Injured; Ukrainian Rock Star Uses Music to Lift People's Spirits. Aired 1-2a ET
• Russia Demands All Fighters Leave Mariupol; Hundreds Seek Shelter Near Sievierodonetsk; U.S. Sending High-Powered Equipment in Latest Aid Package; Kim Jong-un Observes Test of New Type of Weapon; Trains Become Lifeline for Ukrainians Fleeing Conflict; Wounded, Orphaned and Taken by Russians; U.S. Officials Warn of Putin's Unpredictable Behavior; Police Tear Gas Paris Protesters; Panicked Chinese Stocking Up on Food; Ukrainian Postage Stamp Selling Out Fast. Aired 12-1a ET
• Mariupol Officials Reject Russian Ultimatum To Surrender; Zelenskyy Warns Of Incoming Russian Offensive In Eastern Ukraine; Russian Citizens Feel Burden Of Economic Sanctions; California Teen Missing Nearly Three Years Found In Utah; Two Dead, Several Injured In Pittsburgh House Party Shooting; Some Ukrainian Refugees Forced To Leave Pets Behind At Border; How Artificial Intelligence Could Spot Breast Cancer Earlier; Dave Matthews Performs New Song Supporting Refugees. Aired 10-11p ET
• Not Backing Down; Hope For Home-Buyers; Renewed Rocket Attacks Kill 5 In Kharkiv; Luhansk Church Shelled On A Ukrainian Holy Day; Mariupol Officials Reject Russian Demans Of Surrender; Austrian Leader: "Putin Believes He Is Winning The War."; First Shipment Of New U.S Military And Arrive In Region; Chinese Warships Creep Into Contested Waters Near Taiwan; Mask Mandate Returns In Philadelphia As Cases Rise. Aired 9-10p ET
• Teen with Autism Who Vanished Three Years Ago Found Safe in Utah; One America, Two Economies; Helping Ukrainian-American Children Understand the War in Ukraine; Russian Forces to Close Entry and Exit to Mariupol; Pope Francis Calls for Peace in Ukraine During Easter Blessing. Aired 7-8p ET
• Kyiv Mayor Reporting Suburb of Capital Hit by Rocket Attack; Austrian Chancellor Says Putin Believes He's Winning This War; Dolphin Dies on Texas Beach After Crowd Tries to Ride It; Florida Governor Ron DeSantis Signs 15-Weel Abortion Ban into Law; Mask Mandate Returns in Philadelphia as Cases Rise. Aired 6-7p ET
• Ukrainian Forces Defy Russia's Ultimatum; There Is Concern Over Ukraine's Inventory Of Ammunition; Concern Over Detained Americans In Russia; Multiple Shootings In Easter Weekend. Aired 5-6p ET
• Civilians Seek Safety As Russia Steps Up Attacks In Eastern Ukraine; Biden And Zelenskyy Both Say Russian Attack Is "Genocide"; Zelenskyy Calls For Biden To Visit Ukraine; Viewing Russia's Info War From Neighboring Estonia; Philadelphia To Renew Indoor Mark Mandates Starting Tomorrow; Pope Calls For Peace During Easter Mass; Royal Family Gathers For Easter Service Without Queen; Program Helps Ukrainian-American Kids Understand The War. Aired 4-5p ET
• Ukraine Prime Minister Says They Will Not Surrender; Pope Francis Calls For Peace During Easter Sunday Mass; Missing California Teen Found In Utah Three Years After Disappearing. Aired 3-4p ET
• Ukraine Refuses To Cede Mariupol Even As Brutal Siege Intensifies; Kyiv Suburbs Hit By Russian Rocket Attack; Missile Hits World Central Kitchen's Partner Restaurant In Ukraine; Jewish Center In Poland Opens Its Doors To Refugees Of All Faiths; Hate Crimes In New York City Up 76 Percent This Year Compared To The Same Period In 2021; Philadelphia To Renew Indoor Mask Mandates Starting Tomorrow. Aired 2-3p ET
April 16, 2022
• Explosions On The Outskirts Of Kyiv; Ukraine Claims Downed Cruise Missiles Fired At Lviv; Ukraine: Body Count Near Kyiv Nearly 1,000; Mykolaiv Governor: At Least Five Killed By Cluster Munitions; Russia's War Worsening Food Shortages; Ukrainian Academy In Ohio Talks About War With Kids; U.S. Confirms Moskva Sunk By Ukrainian Missiles; Drumbeat Of War Echoes Through Good Friday Services; Humans To Blame For Excess Rain In 2020 Hurricane Season. Aired 4-5a ET
• Ukraine: Body Count Near Kyiv Nearly 1,000; CNN Reconnects With Woman Trapped In War Zone; OSCE: Patterns Of Possible War Crimes; Ukrainian Military To Compete In Invictus Games; Twitter Board Keeping Musk At Bay; Pop Singer Flees Ukraine, Finds New Life In Philadelphia. Aired 3-4a ET
• Ukraine: Body Count Near Kyiv Nearly 1,000; U.S. Confirms Moskva Sunk by Ukrainian Missiles; Russia's War Worsening Food Shortages; South Africa Flooding Death Toll Rises to 395; Drumbeat of War Echoes through Good Friday Services; Ukrainian Military to Compete in Invictus Games; U.S. to Accept 100,000 Ukrainian Refugees; Family of Patrick Lyoya Demands Justice; Twitter Board Keeping Musk at Bay. Aired 2-3a ET
• Ukraine: Body Count Near Kyiv Nearly 1,000; Zelenskyy: Whole World Should Worry Putin Will Use Nukes; OSCE: Patterns of Possible War Crimes; CNN Reconnects with Woman Trapped in War Zone; Ukrainian Military to Compete in Invictus Games; U.S. Confirms Moskva Sunk by Ukrainian Missiles; U.N. Security Council Criticized over Failure to Stop Invasion; Twitter Board Keeping Musk at Bay. Aired 1-2a ET
• Mykolaiv Governor: At Least Five Killed by Cluster Munitions; U.S. Confirms Moskva Sunk by Ukrainian Missiles; Moscow Formally Protests U.S. Military Aid to Ukraine; Wladimir Klitschko, Kyiv Mayor's Brother, on War in Ukraine; Ukrainian Academy in Ohio Talks about War with Kids; Ukraine: Body Count Near Kyiv Nearly 1,000; War Expert Makes Case against Premature Cease-Fire; NYC Workers Honored for Saving Lives in Subway Attack; Drumbeat of War Echoes through Good Friday Services. Aired 12-1a ET
• North Korea Claims It Test-Fired New Tactical Guided Weapon; Russian Missile Strike Hits World Central Kitchen's Partner Restaurant In Kharkiv, Four Staffers Wounded; Zelenskyy: Russia Is Committing Genocide In Ukraine; Zelenskyy Warns Putin Could Use Tactical Nuclear Weapons; Putin: Sweden, Finland Joining NATO Would Have "Serious Military And Political Repercussions"; Author: Financial Profiteers Made More Than $1 Billion Off COVID; WH: Security Aid Shipments For Ukraine Have Begun Arriving. Aired 8-9p ET
• Police in Hazmat Suits Clash with Residents in Shanghai; Twitter Board Adopts Poison Pill Provision to Curb Musk Purchase; Former New York Governor Building Modular Homes for Ukrainian Refugees. Aired 7-8p ET
• Twelve Injured, No Deaths Reported In South Carolina Mall Shooting; North Korea Claims It Test-Fired New Tactical Guided Weapon; Nine Hundred Found Dead Kyiv As Ukraine Braces For Fresh Attacks; WH: Security Aid Shipments For Ukraine Have Begun Arriving; Rep. French Hill (R-AR) Discusses About His Time In Poland; Health Officials Track Highly Contagious Omicron Subvariants; GOP Lawmakers Encouraged, Then Soured On Overturning Election. Aired 6-7p ET
• Ukrainian Officials: Russians Increasingly Hostile In The South After Warship Sinking; Zelenskyy: Civilian Suffering Is A Great Pain For Me"; New Omicron Subvariants Spreading Across New York; Gridlock At U.S./Mexico Border Causing Supply Chain Issues; Mortgage Rates Hit Five Percent For First Time In Over A Decade; Gas Prices Drop After Skyrocketing Last Month; North Korea Claims It Test Fired New Tactical Guided Weapon. Aired 5-6p ET
• Ukraine Warns of Major Russian Offensive in Coming Days; CNN Reconnects with Woman Trapped in War Zone; Accused Subway Shooter Charged with Federal Crimes; CNN Obtains Nearly 100 Texts Between GOP Sen. Mike Lee, GOP Rep. Chip Roy and Mark Meadows; U.S. Drought Monitor: Conditions in West Worsening and Expanding. Aired 4-5p ET
• Train Station in Poland Serves as Rest Stop for Displaced Ukrainians; Florida Governor Ron DeSantis Signs 15-Week Abortion Ban into Law; War in Ukraine Fueling Global Food Crisis. Aired 3-4p ET
• Russian Forces Shell Cities across Ukraine in Preparation for Possible Large-Scale Operation in Eastern Ukraine; Evidence of Russian Forces' Atrocities in Ukraine Continue to Come to Light; U.S. Provides New Shipment of Equipment and Weapons to Ukrainian Forces to Combat Russian Invasion; Ukrainian President Zelenskyy Warns Russia May Use Tactical Nuclear Weapons against Ukraine; Foundation Rescues Pets and Animals in War-Torn Ukraine; Home Prices and Home Building Materials Increasing Due to Inflation in U.S.; Family Members of Russia President Vladimir Putin and His Inner Circle Live Lives of Luxury in Western Countries. Aired 2-3p ET.
• Russian Cruise Missile Strike Kills Two, Injures 18 In Kharkiv; Kyiv Comes Under New Russian Fire, Mayor Warns Residents Not To Return To City; Zelenskyy Warns Putin Could Use Tactical Nuclear Weapons; United Nations Faces New Scrutiny As Russia's War On Ukraine Rages; FDA Authorizes COVID Breathalyzer Test As NY Sees Uptick In Cases; Broadway Theaters Extends Mask Mandates Through End Of May; Shanghai Reports More Than 23,000 New COVID Cases Friday; Airlines Scramble To Fix Pilot & Worker Shortage. Aired 1-2p ET
• Interview With Rep. Tom Malinowski (D-NJ); Ukrainian Armed Forces: "Increasingly Hostile" Situation Developing; United Nations: More Than 4.8 Million Refugees Have Fled Ukraine; Germany Seizes Superyacht Connected To Russian Oligarch; NY State On Alerts For Two Covid Subvariants As Philadelphia Reinstates Mask Mandate On Monday; U.S. Inflations Hits 40-Year High, Rising 8.5 Percent In March; Stolen Innocence: Russia's War Taking The Lives Of Children. Aired 12-1p ET
• Kyiv Comes Under New Russian Fire; Shipment Of New U.S. Military Aid To Arrive In Ukraine Region Today; GOP Lawmakers Encouraged Then Soured On Overturning Election; Zelenskyy Warns Russia Capable Of Using Nuclear Weapons In Ukraine; Florida Governor Signs 15-Week Abortion Ban Into Law. Aired 11a-12p ET
• Russian Forces Shell Cities across Ukraine Including Kyiv in Preparation for Possible Large-Scale Operation in Eastern Ukraine; U.S. Provides New Shipment of Equipment and Weapons to Ukrainian Forces to Combat Russian Invasion; Rep. Raja Krishnamoorthi (D-IL) Interviewed on Latest U.S. Efforts to Support Ukrainian Forces; Russian Government Sponsored Radio Station Plays on Public Airwaves in Washington D.C.; Russian Propaganda to Its Own Citizens Characterizes Ukrainians as Nazis and Satanists; Cases of COVID-19 Variant Rising in New York City. Aired 10-11a ET
April 15, 2022
• CNN Visits Easternmost Town Under Ukrainian Control; New York Subway Shooting Suspect Denied Bail; Lyoya's Family Calls for Termination of Michigan Officer; Life Under Shanghai's Lockdown; Harry and Meghan Visit the Queen on Way to Invictus Games; Multiple Storm Systems Make for Messy Holiday Weekend. Aired 4:30-5a ET
• Russian Warship Sinks, Ukraine Claims Missile Strike; Russia Warns Against Sweden and Finland Joining NATO; Palestinians: At Least 117 Injured in Jerusalem Clashes; U.N.: More Than 4.7 Million Refugees Have Fled Ukraine. Aired 4-4:30a ET
• Russian Warship Sinks; Russia's War on Ukraine; Clashes Erupt in Jerusalem; Cruise Ship Turned Shelter; Cases Escalate Amid China's Zero COVID Policy; Coronavirus Pandemic; Flooding Damage in South Africa; New York Subway Shooter Denied Bail; Queen Elizabeth Cancels Recent and Upcoming Engagements; Refugees Helping Other Refugees. Aired 3-4a ET
• Ukraine Declares Russian Invasion Genocide; Dozens Injured In Jerusalem Clashes; Russian Warship Sinks, Ukraine Claims Missile Strike; Ukraine: Russian Adding Forces, Training Unites In Donbas; Top International Prosecutor: "Ukraine Is A Crime Scene"; Sweden And Finland Edge Closer To Applying To Join NATO; Ukraine: 2,500+ Evacuated Through Humanitarian Corridors; Europe Struggling To Accommodate Mass Influx Of Refugees; Germany Impounds Oligarch's Superyacht; Ukraine Seizes Oligarch And Putin Ally's Assets; Putin: Banning Russian Energy Will Impact Global Economy. Aired 2-3a ET
• Inside The Lockdown In Shanghai; Russian Warships Sinks, Ukraine Claims Missiles Strike; On The Front Lines Of The War In Eastern Ukraine; Russian Warns Against Sweden And Finland Joining NATO; CIA Chief: Russian Nuclear Threat Cannot Be Taken Lightly; Palestinians: At Least 59 Injured In Jerusalem Clashes; Russia's Navalny Urges Social Media Campaign Against Putin; ICC Investigation Alleged War Crimes; Top ICC Prosecutor: "Ukraine is a Crime Scene"; Ukrainian Railway Says It has Evacuated Nearly 4M People; Shanghai Reports 95% of all New COVID Cases in China; Young Woman Recalls Harrowing Experience in Mariupol. Aired 1-2a ET
• Russian Ship Sinks in Black Sea; Russian Forces Ramp Up Fighting in Eastern Ukraine; Young Woman Recalls Harrowing Experience in Mariupol; Town in Eastern Ukraine Prepares for Russian Hostilities; Top ICC Prosecutor is Interviewed about Investigation into Alleged Russian War Crimes; Lyoya's Family Calls for Termination of Michigan Officer; Elon Musk Offers $54.20 a Share to Buy All of Twitter. Aired 12-1a ET
• Ukraine Officials Report Intensified Shelling in East and South of Ukraine; Civilian Bodies Found in Kyiv Region; Russian Protest Shows Growing Worry; Rescued from Front Lines; Somber Good Friday; Expert Argues Against Ukraine Ceasefire; Jerusalem on Edge as Violence Flares at Holy Site; Sri Lanka's Worst Economic Crisis in Decades; Coronavirus pandemic in South Korea; Twitter's Poison Pill. Aired 11p- 12a ET
• Zelenskyy Asked Biden to Name Russia a State Sponsor of Terrorism; More Than 150 Injured in Violent Clashes at Holy Site in Jerusalem; Psaki Takes Shot at Fox Reporter Peter Doocy. Aired 3:30-4p ET
• Zelenskyy To CNN: World Should Prepare For Putin To Use Nukes; Russia Strikes Outskirts Of Kyiv After Key Russian Warship Sunk; Texts: GOP Lawmakers Encouraged, Then Soured On Overturning Election. Aired 3-3:30p ET
• China Holds Military Drills Around Taiwan As U.S. Lawmakers Visit Taipei; Health Officials Tracking Highly Contagious Omicron Subvariants; FDA Authorizes First Breathalyzer Test For COVID-19; Upper Airway Infections In Kids More Common With Omicron; Airlines Scramble To Fix Worker & Pilot Shortage; Ukraine National Police: Over 900 Bodies Of Ukrainian Civilians Discovered In Kyiv Region Since Russian Army Withdrawal; French Forensic Experts Exhume Bucha Victims. Aired 2:30-3p ET
• President Zelenskyy Addresses Russian Nuclear Threat; Russia Protests U.S. Weapons Shipments to Ukraine. Aired 2-2:30p ET
• Texts Reveal How 2 GOP Lawmakers Embraced, Then Opposed Efforts to Overturn 2020 Election; More Ukrainian Refugees Going Through Mexico to Reach U.S.; War in Ukraine Fueling Global Food Crisis; Study: Upper Airway Infections in Kids More Common with Omicron; FDA Authorizes First Breathalyzer Test for COVID-19. Aired 1:30-2p ET
• Germany Impounds Yacht Linked to Russian Billionaire; Russia Protests U.S. Weapons Shipments to Ukraine; Zelenskyy Addresses Russian Nuclear Threat. Aired 1-1:30p ET
• Russia Warns of Unpredictable Consequences If U.S. Continues Weapons Shipments to Ukraine; Mortgage Rates Hit 5 Percent For First Time in Over a Decade; Ukraine Says, At Least Two People Killed in Strikes on Mykolaiv. Aired 10:30-11a ET
• Ukraine Says, Russia Take Revenge For Sinking of Key Warship; Heavy Russian Shelling Reported Along Donetsk Frontlines; Texts Show GOP Lawmakers Encouraged, Then Soured on Overturning Election. Aired 10-10:30a ET
• States Suing to Block Title 42 Rollback; Ukrainians Living in Fear Amidst Attacks; Oksana Pokalchuk is Interviewed about Evacuations from Ukraine; Harry and Meghan Visit Queen. Aired 9:30-10a
• Strikes on Mykolaiv; Michael Repass is Interviewed about the War in Ukraine; Three Russians Charged with Targeting U.S. Lawmakers; Clint Williamson is Interviewed about War Crimes. Aired 9-9:30a ET
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