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The Supreme Court says former President Donald Trump can stay on primary ballots. The former CFO of the Trump Organization has pleaded guilty – we'll tell you what the charges are. Apple has been hit with a massive fine for breaking competition laws. Police have killed a man in Illinois in his bedroom and his family wants answers. Plus, an airline merger has officially been abandoned.

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Vice President Kamala Harris has stepped up US calls for an at least six week pause in fighting in Gaza. We’ll look at what Super Tuesday and this week’s State of the Union address could mean for the 2024 election. The Supreme Court could announce a big decision over whether former President Donald Trump can be removed from primary ballots. Oregon lawmakers have voted to once again make possession of drugs like fentanyl a crime. Plus, some weather relief today in both California and Texas.

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The Palestinian Health Ministry says a growing number of children in Gaza are starving to death, as ceasefire negotiations hit sticking points. Nikki Haley has won her first Republican presidential primary. Some people will start being able to get over the counter birth controls pills this month. A prison escape in Haiti has caused a state of emergency. Plus, the all time scoring record has been broken in college basketball.

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As opioid overdose deaths continue at a near-record pace, many cities are seeing the problem play out on public streets. In Oregon, state leaders recently teamed up to declare a 90-day state of emergency in downtown Portland which will direct resources to help combat the fentanyl crisis. In this episode, we examine why fentanyl and other synthetic opioids have become such a danger to drug users, and whether Portland’s approach can be a model for other cities across the country. 

Guest: Josh Campbell, CNN Correspondent

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Some elementary school students can’t wait to call home each week and share their good news! A historic donation means some future doctors won’t be burdened with debt when they graduate. A New Jersey woman is cancer free, after trying a new, game-changing treatment. An 8-year-old chess prodigy made history. Plus, which state really has the best pizza?

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President Joe Biden says the US will start airdropping critical aid into Gaza as the Israel-Hamas war deepens the humanitarian crisis. A partial government shutdown has been averted for now. Defense attorneys delivered their closing arguments on why they want the Fulton county district attorney to be disqualified from the 2020 election subversion case in Georgia. Global carbon pollution from energy hit a record high last year. Lastly, some CVS and Walgreens' pharmacies will start dispensing a medication abortion pill at the center of legal challenges in the US.

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A session of a hearing on when former President Donald Trump and his co-defendants' classified documents case will go to trial has wrapped up – we have the latest. Several people have been detained across Russia for paying tribute to Russian opposition leader Alexey Navalny. Texas’ largest wildfire on record could intensify this weekend. A judge has sentenced a man convicted of fatally shooting a young woman who mistakenly drove into his driveway last year. And, we’ll break down the CDC’s new isolation guidelines for people who test positive for Covid-19.

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Former President Donald Trump may have his trial delayed in the classified documents case. Thousands of people showed up to say their final goodbyes to Russian opposition figure Alexey Navalny. Calls are growing for an investigation into yesterday’s Gaza food aid tragedy. Congress pushes off a partial government shutdown deadline by a week. Plus, NCCA basketball star Caitlin Clark is making next move.

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Droves of mourners have turned out for Alexey Navalny's funeral in Moscow despite the risk of arrest. Dry and windy weather is expected to fuel wildfires in Texas and Oklahoma, while a part of California is expecting 12 feet of snow. The EU has responded to a CNN investigation detailing how indiscriminate Israeli fire killed half a family in Gaza. A federal judge has found a journalist in contempt in a case could have consequences for the First Amendment. Plus, a brand of mouthwash is being recalled over poisoning concerns.

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The funeral for Alexey Navalny is expected to be held in Moscow today, but there have been a lot of issues in the build up. An important hearing today could decide if former President Donald Trump's classified documents case goes to trial as planned in May. California is bracing for a powerful snow storm, while dry weather in Texas could fuel out of control wildfires. Violence in Haiti has led airlines to cancel flights. Plus, 1 billion people around the world are now obese.

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President Joe Biden urged Donald Trump to work with him on border security, while the former president criticized how he’s handled the border. Over 100 people have been killed in Gaza in a tragic incident at a site where aid was being distributed. Alabama lawmakers are racing to pass bills to protect IVF access in the state. California is getting hit by a powerful storm, as Texas continues to deal with spreading wildfires. Plus, the Nasdaq and S&P 500 hit record highs today.

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President Joe Biden said a deadly incident in Gaza today could complicate negotiations for a ceasefire. The House passed a measure that would avert a partial government shutdown for another week. New data out today complicates the Fed's goal to bring inflation down. A federal judge blocked Texas’ controversial immigration law from going into effect new week, as Biden and his predecessor visit the southern border. And, a new investigation into Boeing could expose the company to criminal liability. 

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More than 100 people have been killed in Gaza as they waited for food from aid trucks. President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump are both at the US southern border today campaigning on a hot button election issue. Illinois has become the third state to say it doesn't want Trump on its primary ballot. The wildfires in Texas and Oklahoma have burned through 1 million acres of land. Today is a leap day, but what does that mean for your paycheck?

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There are reports that more than 100 people have been killed in Gaza while they waited for food from aid trucks. Both President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump are making trips to the US Southern border today. Texas' weather could further fuel massive wildfires this weekend. The race is on to replace Mitch McConnell as the GOP's Senate leader. Plus, Meta has been accused of "illegal" data collection.

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The Palestinian health authority says 30,000 people have been killed in Gaza since October 7th. Wildfires in Texas and Oklahoma have burned more than a million acres. Both President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump are heading to the Southern border today. Trump's election subversion case will be delayed again after the Supreme Court said it will decide if he has immunity. Plus, some forever chemicals will be banned from certain types of food packaging in the US.

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Congressional leaders have struck a deal to avoid a partial government shutdown, at least temporarily. A massive wildfire in Texas has scorched nearly a million acres of land as it remains mostly uncontained. Mitch McConnell plans to step down as Senate GOP leader, and the White House doctor revealed the results of President Joe Biden’s annual physical. We’re following two big updates on former President Trump’s civil fraud trial and federal election subversion case. Lastly, we have details on the images captured from a historic US moon landing last week.

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Firefighters are battling a raging wildfire that’s rapidly burning across portions of Texas and Oklahoma. Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell announced he’s stepping down this year. The Pentagon is weighing a potential plan B to get military aid to Ukraine. Hunter Biden testified before two House committees as part of a GOP-led impeachment investigation into President Joe Biden. And, Prince Harry lost a court challenge for security protection in the UK – we have details.

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A monster Texas wildfire is burning through 150 football fields a minute. Hunter Biden says his deposition today before House Republicans should end the impeachment inquiry into his father. We’ll break down how the Biden campaign is viewing last night’s primary results. CNN speaks to an ALS patient with a brain implant that translates his thoughts into motor functions. Plus, the White House wants to stop foreign powers from buying your personal data.

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Both President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump had success in Michigan last night, but they had some worrying losses too. Senate minority leader Mitch McConnell is hopeful that a government funding deal can be reached by Friday's deadline. Alexey Navalny's funeral will be held in Moscow on Friday. New York City's mayor is calling for drastic changes to its sanctuary policy. Plus, a fast-moving Texas wildfire is out of control.

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President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump won comfortably in their Michigan primaries, but there are some big warning signs for both candidates. The UN says half a million people in Gaza are on the brink of famine. Alabama lawmakers are trying to protect IVF. Hunter Biden is expected to be questioned by Republicans today. And, the price of your Wendy's order could soon depend on when you order it.

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We start with a meeting between top congressional leaders and President Joe Biden on preventing a partial government shutdown. A key witness took the stand again in an effort to remove a Georgia district attorney from the state’s election subversion case. Michigan voters are casting their ballots in Democratic and Republican primaries today. We’ll tell you about Sony and Expedia layoffs. Lastly, a verdict has been reached in the murder trial of RUN-DMC DJ Jam Master Jay.

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Top congressional leaders met with President Joe Biden at the White House about a looming government funding deadline. We're hearing one Michigan voter’s take on GOP presidential candidate Nikki Haley. Russia appears to be making more gains on the battlefield in its war in Ukraine. Americans have a gloomy outlook on the economy for the first time in three months. And, we’ll tell you about a drug smuggling attempt that went wrong.

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President Joe Biden meets with the big four congressional leaders as a partial government shutdown deadline looms. Polls are open in the Michigan presidential primaries. The judge overseeing the Georgia election subversion case against Donald Trump and others wants to hear from someone else about an alleged improper relationship at the DA's office. A Biden administration official is in Alabama today, following the IVF ruling in the state. Plus, Taylor Swift's dad has been accused of assaulting a photographer.

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President Joe Biden is feeling optimistic about a ceasefire in Gaza but he's facing pressure at today's primary in Michigan. The government is once again heading towards a partial shutdown. France's President says Europe can't rule out sending Western troops to Ukraine. Republicans are being called out for double standards on IVF. Plus, Macy's says it's closing 150 stores.

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We’re just four days away from a possible partial government shutdown – with no clear path to avoid it. President Joe Biden says he hopes there will be a ceasefire in Gaza "by Monday." It's primary day in Michigan and Biden is facing a protest vote. A major medical association is reviewing its guidelines on gender affirming care. Plus, a lot of the US is on a bit of a temperature rollercoaster this week.

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Manhattan prosecutors are asking a judge to place a gag order on former President Donald Trump in his hush money case – we have details. A Georgia campus community honored the lives of two students who died in recent tragedies. Florida is contradicting CDC guidance on measles amid an outbreak at an elementary school. The FAA criticized the safety culture at Boeing in a new report. Lastly, the US is suing to block the largest supermarket merger in history.

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Sweden clears a final hurdle in a bid to join NATO. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu weighs in on the hostage and ceasefire talks. President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump are making separate border stops this week. Canada and Russia are appealing the 2022 Winter Olympics re-rankings in a figure skating team event. And, we’ll tell you why experts say America’s record amount of credit card debt isn’t as bad as you think.

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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky says millions of people will die if his country doesn't get more aid from the US. Lawyers for Donald Trump have spied a major opportunity to delay his federal trials, as he appeals another ruling in New York. The Palestinian Authority's prime minister and the government have resigned. The Supreme Court is hearing arguments today over social media content moderation. Plus, a new study suggests asthma medication could reduce severe allergic reactions.

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Some voters in Michigan are planning to vote "uncommitted" in the Democratic primary tomorrow as a protest against President Joe Biden. Israel is still preparing to move into Rafah even though the White House says talks on a hostage deal and Gaza ceasefire are moving forwards. The number of young people prescribed antidepressants increased during and after the Covid-19 pandemic. An Oklahoma State Senator described the LGBTQ+ community as "filth" at a public forum. Plus, we'll tell you which major city could run out of water soon.

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Nikki Haley has lost one of her biggest donors along with the South Carolina primary. Israel and Hamas could be getting closer to a deal and in the US, an active-duty Air Force member has set himself on fire outside the Israeli Embassy. Ukraine's President is warning that millions of people will die if American support for his country dries up. The Supreme Court is hearing two landmark cases over what Americans see on social media. Plus, AT&T says it'll reimburse customers after last week's outage.

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In the two years since Russia invaded Ukraine, thousands of soldiers on both sides have been killed and multiple cities have been destroyed. Recently, Ukraine has been forced to retreat from the city of Avdiivka amid dwindling ammunition supplies. Meanwhile, Western unity has started to show cracks and billions of dollars in US aid have been held up amid hesitation from congressional Republicans. In this episode, we hear from soldiers on the frontlines about what it’s like to fight with a lack of ammo and how two years of war have changed the country. 

Guest: Ivana Kottasová, CNN International Senior Producer

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We hear from South Carolina voters on a critical election day for the state’s former Governor Nikki Haley, facing off against former President Donald Trump in the Republican presidential primary. Alexey Navalny’s spokesperson says the Russian opposition leader’s body has been given to his mother, as the war in Ukraine enters its third year. We’ll tell you about the latest deadly military aviation incident in recent months. We have new developments on an effort to remove a Georgia district attorney from the state’s 2020 election subversion case. Lastly, the NCAA is facing a setback over its recruiting ban.

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Leaders across the world are urging countries to renew their support for Ukraine as the war there hits the two-year mark. It’s decision time in South Carolina where the Republican primary is in full swing. A man suspected of killing a Georgia nursing student is facing charges. Top NRA executives have been found liable in a corruption case. And, Beyonce is getting love from a country music legend for her chart-topping new song.

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The University of Georgia says a suspect has been taken into custody in connection to the murder of one of its nursing students. Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer and a congressional delegation are in Ukraine to mark two years since Russia’s war in the country. Former President Donald Trump has responded to Alabama’s Supreme Court ruling that frozen embryos are children under state law. The Federal Communications Commission proposed a new emergency alert for missing and endangered people. Social media company Reddit has filed to go public. Lastly, we’ll explain why some MLB fans and players are giving the league’s new uniforms a thumbs down.

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Today, President Joe Biden announced a new round of sanctions against Russia, a day before its war in Ukraine hits the two-year mark. We’ll hear from one US official on Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s post-war Gaza plan. Police are questioning a person of interest in relation to the death of a University of Georgia nursing student. We have more details on the death of an 11-year-old girl found in a Texas river. And, Vice is laying off several hundred staffers.

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Ukraine’s Zelensky plans new actions against Russia two years into the war amid fresh US sanctions for Russia. We'll tell you why NASA's really excited about yesterday's historic moon landing. Border patrol agents conducted the biggest drug bust ever recorded at the southern border. Tens of thousands of pharmacies nationwide face prescription processing issues. Plus, what we know about Wendy Williams' health and the drama surrounding a documentary coming out about her.

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Polls show that former President Donald Trump is leading in South Carolina ahead of tomorrow' GOP primary. New sanctions have been announced against Russia, but will they work? The first ever private moon lander has touched down. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has a plan for post-war Gaza. Plus, a New York county has banned transgender athletes from competing in women and girl's sports.

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For the first time in more than 50 years, a US spacecraft has landed on the moon. The Biden administration is set to impose sanctions on over 500 targets in response to the death of Russian opposition figure Alexey Navalny. We'll look ahead to tomorrow's GOP primary in South Carolina. Democrats in Alabama are trying to protect IVF treatments. Plus, how you can help people in Ukraine as the conflict enters its third year. 

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AT&T says it’s restored service to customers impacted by a nationwide outage and the FCC is investigating. President Joe Biden met with Alexey Navalny’s widow and daughter today. Vice President Kamala Harris spoke out against an Alabama Supreme Court ruling that frozen embryos are children. We’ll tell you where mortgage rates and rent prices stand in the US. Lastly, the US is attempting a historic moon landing.

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A medical report claims Alexey Navalny died from natural causes as his mom accuses Russian investigators of “threatening” her into agreeing to a secret funeral. We have an update on AT&T’s outage that impacted customers nationwide. Days after Alabama’s Supreme Court ruling that frozen embryos are children, a third clinic pauses IVF treatment.  We have details on a Toyota recall impacting thousands of pickups and SUVs. And, a Texas judge ruled in favor of a school district that suspended a high school teen over the length of his locs hairstyle.

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Alexey Navalny's mother says she's seen her son's body. AT&T is experiencing an outage that's making it hard for thousands of customers to call, text, or access the internet. President Joe Biden might take matters into his own hands when it comes to the southern border. Dozens of states are offering free opioid reversal treatments – we'll tell you how & where. A trial is underway that’ll decide whether a Texas school district can have any say over the length of students’ hair. And, why NASA is watching today's lunar landing very closely.

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The White House is considering an immigration measure that would make it harder for some migrants to get asylum in the US. President Joe Biden called Russia's leader an "S.O.B." We're heading towards a government shutdown and so far there doesn't appear to be a plan to avoid it. A survey suggests the US Army is struggling to combat extremism in its ranks. Plus, China says it's giving a US zoo two new giant pandas.

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The House is refusing to back down on an attempt to impeach President Joe Biden, even though the ex-informant at the center of their case has been charged with lying. The White House is considering controversial new border restrictions. Former President Donald Trump wants to delay the deadline for his $355 million civil business fraud penalty. There's been a deadly highway shooting in the West Bank. And, a US lander is attempting to land on the moon today.

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House Republicans’ efforts to impeach President Joe Biden seem to be facing some hurdles this week — we’ll explain. Boeing removed its head of the 737 Max program amid questions about the planes’ safety. One Alabama health organization has paused IVF treatments after the state's Supreme Court ruled that frozen embryos are considered children. US officials are working to secure a ceasefire in the Israel-Hamas war before Ramadan. And, NCAA basketball star Caitlin Clark broke another record.

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House Republicans are entering a critical moment in their efforts to impeach President Joe Biden, but parts of their case seem to be falling apart. Russia claims to have captured another Ukrainian town, which Ukraine denies. A hearing on whether Julian Assange can appeal his extradition to the US wrapped up today. The man accused of killing an 11-year-old girl in Texas has been charged with capital murder. And, a trial begins for the shooting death on the set of Rust.

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House Republicans are grilling President Joe Biden's brother today as part of their impeachment inquiry. A fertility clinic in Alabama is pausing IVF treatments after a first-of-its-kind ruling from the state Supreme Court. Donald Trump's racked up more legal bills in January that his political donors helped pay. President Joe Biden is cancelling more federal student loan debt. Plus, Apple's big swing into sports.

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Former President Donald Trump has spoken out about the death of Alexey Navalny, by comparing the late Russian opposition figure to himself. A CNN investigation shows Israeli forces fired on a food convoy in Gaza earlier this month, despite agreeing on its route with the UN. Prosecutors say the ex-FBI informant accused of lying about the Biden family has ties with Russian intelligence. Some Auto Workers could go on strike at a Ford plant this week. Plus, Bitcoin is back with a trillion-dollar bang.

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Police have arrested a suspect after the disappearance and death of an 11 year old girl in Texas. Alabama's Supreme Court says frozen embryos count as children and critics are warning it could have a chilling impact on IVF. The ex-FBI informant arrested over false information about the Biden family says some of it came from Russian officials. Georgia's governor says he's spoken to the special counsel investigation election interference. Plus, Beyoncé makes country music history.

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Authorities say the body of an 11-year-old girl who vanished on her way to school in Texas has been found in a river. Two men have been charged with murder in connection to the deadly shooting after the Kansas City Chiefs' championship rally last week. Much of California is getting hit with another round of rain today. Russia has arrested a dual US-Russia citizen on charges of treason. Lastly, Elon Musk’s brain chip startup marks an important milestone.

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The US vetoed a UN Security Council resolution that called for an immediate ceasefire in Gaza. Alexey Navalny’s mother addressed Russian President Vladimir Putin in a new video as the US plans to impose new sanctions against Russia this week. Former South Carolina Governor Nikki Haley vows to stay in the presidential race to take on former President Donald Trump. Walmart made a big acquisition to grow its ad business. And, a new study shows renters who faced eviction during the pandemic had a greater risk of dying.

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