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A new report suggests Mark Meadows has given grand jury testimony in the special counsel’s investigation of Donald Trump. Plus, former New Jersey Governor Chris Christie has announced his bid for the Republican presidential nomination this hour. Also, a blame game is underway after a crucial Ukrainian dam collapsed.

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A widespread operation is underway across eastern Ukraine with forces on the ground claiming to seize territory from Russia. New footage emerges of the Russian private army holding a Russian commander prisoner. Also, a Mar-a-Lago employee drained the resort’s swimming pool which flooded a room where surveillance video logs were kept. Is an indictment imminent? A former member of Trump’s legal team joins OutFront.

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Less than 24 hours after Congress passed a debt limit deal, President Biden speaks to the nation in his first televised speech from the Oval Office. Plus, the Trump team cannot find the classified document that the former president said he took from the White House during a 2021 tape recording. Also, the head of the private Russian military Wagner Group is accusing the Russian Defense Ministry of burying landmines along the roads the Wagner troops are using to exit Bakhmut.

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Putin and his forces are on defense as the Kremlin vows to exterminate Ukraine. Plus, Republican Kari Lake is given at a speaking slot at the upcoming Georgia Republican convention, but won’t accept that she lost the race for Arizona governor. Also, China’s brutal campaign against its own people is now at a boiling point as Chinese officials take on mosques around the country.

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Federal prosecutors have Trump on tape admitting he kept a classified Pentagon document after he left the White House. Trump also on tape undermining his own defense. So, is it a smoking gun for prosecutors or not? Former White House lawyer Ty Cobb is OutFront. Also, a new message from the head of the Russian private army, the Wagner Group. Plus, a court is clearing the way for a Manson family member to be granted parole. Will the Manson follower now in her 70s go free?

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Ukraine is bracing for Putin’s revenge and Russia threatens to use nukes after Moscow was attacked. The Ukrainian ambassador to the United States joins to answer who she thinks is behind the attacks inside Russia. Plus, Gov. Ron DeSantis is about to hold his first major event in Iowa as a presidential candidate. Can he peel away Evangelical voters from Trump? Also, conservative calls for a boycott against Chick-fil-A over a DEI executive.

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A Russian onslaught of nearly 100 strikes across Ukraine as chaos and panic consume the capitol. Tonight, Russia is bracing for Ukraine to retaliate. Plus, Biden and McCarthy reach a deal to raise the debt ceiling. But, does the House Speaker have the votes? Rep. Bob Good (R-Va.) joins to discuss why he’s dead set against the agreement. Also, Ron DeSantis says he wants to destroy leftism, but is that a winning message on the campaign trail?

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Ukraine is accused of striking a vital hub for Putin’s military while Russia resorts to pictures of rubble to convince the public to get behind the war. This as at least two people died and dozens more were left injured after Russian forces struck a medical facility in the city of Dnipro. Plus, the Department of the Treasury is warning it has $39 billion left in cash as Janet Yellen moves the debt ceiling deadline. Also, a Chinese comedian made a joke about the communist party and was fined $2 million with possible jail time.

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Former White House attorney Ty Cobb joins to discuss Trump employees moving boxes of documents the day before the FBI showed, pointing to potential evidence of obstruction. Plus, Putin denies a Russian ship was attacked but is caught in the lie after new video shows a Ukrainian drone slamming into the ship. Also, vaccine skeptic Robert Kennedy Jr. is polling at 20% in the new CNN poll. So, who are his supporters and should Biden be worried? 

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Florida Governor Ron DeSantis has officially kicked off his bid for the White House, and he did it on Twitter. During his appearance on Twitter, DeSantis discussed his policies in Florida which target education, books, race, and gender. Also, a fire has broke out at Russia’s Ministry of Defense in Moscow. U.S. intelligence is pointing to Ukraine as the likely culprit behind the drone attack on the Kremlin. Also, legendary singer Tina Turner has died at the age of 83.

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An anti-Putin Russian fighter speaks exclusively to CNN as blow back in the country over Russia’s invasion seems to be growing. Plus, nearly every single teen in America is glued to social media and the surgeon general has a serious warning tonight. Also, we examine whether AI can read your mind. 

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Another Russian official who criticized Putin’s war is dead as new footage shows Russians fighting for Ukraine turning on their own country. Plus, just in to CNN, E. Jean Carroll is seeking even more in damages from Trump after the former president insulted the writer again at CNN’s town hall. Also, he’s the son of a single mother and rose from poverty to become the only black Republican in the Senate. But, does Sen. Tim Scott’s (R-S.C.) amazing life story translate into a path to victory for the 2024 U.S. presidency?

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First: Multiple sources are telling CNN that the National Archives has proof that Donald Trump knew the proper process to declassify documents. If true, it undercuts a major Trump defense. 

Plus: Putin cracks down, issuing an arrest warrant for an Oscar-nominated film producer who has spoken out against Russia's unprovoked invasion. 

And: Elon Musk rips into people who work from home, calling it morally wrong. 

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Ukrainian forces make significant new gains as Putin is cracking down on his war critics. Plus, new health concerns for Sen. Diane Feinstein (D-Calif.) after complications from shingles including inflammation of the brain. Also, Disney scraps plans for new a Florida campus amid feud with Gov. Ron DeSantis.

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Multiple sources tell CNN that the National Archives has proof that Trump knew the proper process to declassify documents. Trump’s former White House lawyer, Ty Cobb, joins to discuss. Plus, an arrest warrant has been issued for an Oscar-nominated film producer who has spoken out against Russia’s unprovoked invasion. That Russian producer is OutFront. Also, businessman Kevin O'Leary joins to discuss the future of remote work. 

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Ukraine shoots down every single Russian missile as Russian forces are said to be retreating around Bakhmut. Plus, Rep. Gerry Connolly (D-Va.) joins to discuss the latest in the investigation of the brutal attack of his staff and what is fueling the violence against congressional staff. Also, the New York City mayor publicly breaks with President Biden as angry parents demand to know why school gymnasiums may be closed down to become the new home for migrants.

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Putin’s military suffers its worst day in 50 years as CNN provides exclusive new reporting about the lengths the CIA is undertaking to recruit Russian spies. Plus, four years and at least $6.5 million taxpayer dollars later, John Durham issues his report. Was it everything Trump promised it would be? Also, a Florida teacher is under investigation for playing a Disney movie that happens to include a gay character.

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New footage from the front lines shows Putin’s soldiers abandoning their posts as Ukraine pushes Russians back from the key city of Bakhmut. Plus, new details about the Utah mother who wrote a children’s book grieving her husband and is now charged with his murder. The attorney for the victim’s family joins. Also, CNN is on the ground at the southern border after an immigration policy ends, threatening to worsen an already challenging humanitarian crisis amid an anticipated migrant influx.

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A Trump border policy expires tonight as migrants line up and officials brace for a crisis they may not be able to contain. Plus, E. Jean Carroll’s attorney says she may sue Trump again after comments he made about her at last night’s town hall. Then, Putin’s spokesperson claims that Russia is not waging a war and denying that some Ukrainian towns have been destroyed.

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Rep. George Santos pleaded not guilty to 13 federal charges, including allegations of fraud related to Covid-19 unemployment benefits, misusing campaign funds, and lying about his personal finances on House disclosure reports. House Speaker Kevin McCarthy said he would wait before calling on Santos to resign but would not support Santos’ reelection. Plus, we are moments away from a town hall with Donald Trump one day after a jury found him liable for sexual abuse.

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A jury has found that Donald Trump sexually abused and defamed writer E. Jean Carroll. The witness who testified in the case joins OutFront. Plus, embattled congressman Rep. George Santos (R-N.Y.) lied about his resume, is now facing charges from the DOJ, and can be arrested in only hours. Also, Putin is mocked after one single tank was on display for Russia’s victory day parade.

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CNN is learning the gunman who killed eight people at a Texas mall was obsessed with Nazis and mass shootings. He also appears to have scoped out that mall before the massacre and the waited for the biggest crowds. A witness who was there during the gunfire is OutFront. Plus, the jury is about to begin deliberations in the E. Jean Carroll civil rape trial against Donald Trump. Also, as a Trump-era policy which allowed the government to quickly turn away certain migrants at the border, originally with the aim of stopping the spread of Covid-19, is set to expire soon, border cities are seeing a spike in migration.

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Fake electors for Trump cut a deal in Georgia. So what does this mean for the Fulton County District Attorney’s case? Plus, Trump’s deposition in the E. Jean Carroll rape case is released. Will he end up taking the stand? Also, the head of Russia’s private army is now vowing to pull his fighters from the front lines as he tears into the Kremlin all on the eve of a Ukrainian counteroffensive.

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Air sirens in Ukraine as Russia vows revenge for what they say was an assassination attempt on Putin. A former Russian lawmaker who says it was Russians, not Ukrainians, behind the attack is OutFront. Plus, Democrat turned Independent Sen. Kyrsten Sinema (I-Ariz.) is working on immigration legislation as she calls out the Biden administration on border security. Also, an up and coming star in the Republican Party called survivors of a deadly school shooting spoiled, angry, and stupid.

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The special counsel is investigating the handling of Mar-a-Lago’s surveillance footage by Trump employees. Did someone tamper with the tapes? Plus, Sen. Joe Manchin (D-W.Va.) joins to answer if he will support Joe Biden’s reelection bid, if a debt limit deal can be reached, and why he is focused on energy infrastructure. Also, a manhunt is underway after a mass shooting at an Atlanta medical building.

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OutFront provides a report from the U.S. Mexico border as Biden plans to send about 1,500 armed troops in response to a mass influx of migrants. Plus, new details on the manhunt for the Texas suspect who is accused of killing five people. The suspect’s neighbor shares with CNN where his clothes and cell phone were found. Also, inside an artificial intelligence operation that is meant to deceive, depicting Putin as a hippie, DeSantis visiting Disney, and Reagan surrendering to the Soviets.

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Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen issues a stark warning that the United States could run out of money as early as June 1st. Plus, a bold attack inside Russia after a freight train carrying supplies is blown off of its tracks. Is this the beginning of the Ukrainian counteroffensive? Also, U.S. Surgeon General Vivek Murthy joins to discuss the health crisis of isolation.

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The head of the Russian private military Wagner Group is claiming his forces are teetering on extinction. Is it true or just a trap for Ukrainians? Plus, the head of a software company hired by Trump to investigate voter fraud tell us he found nothing and now the DOJ is taking to him. Also, Robert F. Kennedy Jr., whose own family members won’t vote for him for president because of his anti-vaccine views, is polling at nearly 20%. What’s behind the surge?

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New footage appears to show Russian officers dragging a lone man into the back of a car, forcing him to fight in Putin’s war. This comes as we learn just how many more troops Putin thinks he needs on the battlefield now. Plus, former Vice President Mike Pence wraps up his testimony before the grand jury investigating Trump. What we are learning about his time behind closed doors today. Also, a look at Tucker Carlson’s pattern of offensive and sexist comments about women. 

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Putin’s prized supersonic jet goes down in flames days after the Russians bombed their own city. So, what’s going on? A Ukrainian fighter on the front lines is OutFront. Plus, Montana House Republicans kick out Zooey Zephyr, a transgender lawmaker from the House chamber after the lawmaker accused them of having blood on their hands. Also, Disney is suing Florida Governor Ron DeSantis accusing the Republican 2024 presidential prospect of weaponizing his political power to punish the company.

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Russia is seizing on Tucker Carlson’s exit from Fox. Why this obsession? It comes as a top Putin official tonight tells our Matthew Chance about the possibility of a prisoner swap for Americans detained in Russia. Plus, Biden’s message today for reelection is eerily similar to what he said on this very day exactly four years ago. Will it work a second time? Also, outrage over white conservative lawmakers making major decisions for a city that’s overwhelming black and Democratic.

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New details emerge of Tucker Carlson’s sudden exit from Fox, reportedly being given a ten-minute notice. What was the rush? Also, the Georgia district attorney investigating Trump reveals her timeline for possible criminal indictments against Trump and his allies. The reporter who broke that story joins OutFront. Plus, diamonds, furs, luxurious vacations are all apart of an exclusive look at the life of the wife of one of the men behind Putin’s deadly invasion.

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The Supreme Court makes a major ruling that a widely used abortion drug mifepristone will remain available for now. Two weeks ago a Trump appointed federal judge suspended the medication’s approval by the FDA. Then, an appeals court decided to impose restrictions on the drug. Now, the Supreme Court has stopped the lower court rulings from taking place until the appeals process works its way through the system. Plus, Rep. Barbara Lee (D-Calif.) joins to discuss calls for Sen. Feinstein (D-Calif.) to resign.

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Mike Lindell, the CEO of MyPillow, has been ordered to pay $5 million to a data expert who debunked his election conspiracies. That expert joins OutFront. Plus, Rep. Jeff Jackson (D-N.C.) joins to discuss why he believes some of his colleagues in Congress are faking their anger. Also, Russia is desperately trying to recruit fighters as one top Kremlin ally talks publicly about obliterating Paris, London, and New York.

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New footage into OutFront shows Ukrainians fighting Russians just 30 feet apart. A shocking moment caught on tape when a Russian soldier lobs a grenade and we show you what happens next. Plus, CNN exclusive reporting inside the epic settlement between Fox News and Dominion shows the last minute scramble to keep Rupert Murdoch and Tucker Carlson from taking the witness stand. This as Fox braces for the next and even bigger trial.

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Fox settles for $787.5 million, making it the largest known defamation settlement involving a U.S. media company. Fox is now facing an ever bigger lawsuit from another voting company. Plus, Putin’s crackdown continues as Vladimir Kara-Murza has just been sentenced to 25 years in a Russian prison for speaking out against the war in Ukraine. Kara-Murza’s wife is OutFront tonight. Also, a 20-year-old woman was shot and killed for pulling into the wrong driveway. The police chief says the gunman showed zero remorse.  

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A top Putin critic has been sentenced to 25 years in prison for criticizing Putin’s war. The person who has already survived two poisoning attempts. Plus, a grand jury in Ohio has decided not to charge eight officers who shot a black man nearly four dozen times after a chase. Also, Gov. Ron DeSantis is threatening to build a competing theme park or a state prison next to Disney. 

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The suspect accused of leaking classified documents makes his first court appearance as we are learning details about how Jack Teixeira was able to access such crucial information. Plus, the Supreme Court weighs in on the fight to essentially ban an abortion drug by temporarily restoring full access to that widely used pill. But, for how long? Also, a possible motive in the murder of a top tech executive as prosecutors reveal the stabbing came after an argument over a personal relationship.

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A 21-year-old suspected of being behind the classified documents leak is arrested and taken into FBI custody. This as we learn details about who he was sharing those documents with online. Plus, Trump finishes nearly seven hours of questions under oath in another high-stakes case. Also, new secret recordings from inside Fox News reveal what Rudy Giuliani really thought about Dominion Voting Systems.

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The Ukrainian president is calling Putin’s forces "beasts" after horrific video appears to show them beheading Ukrainian prisoners. Plus, the dramatic new 911 calls from the bank shooting in Louisville are released as we learn new details about the shooter’s past. Also, the U.S. could be dragged into a war with China as Beijing says its military is ready to fight.

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Police have just released the body camera video from the deadly mass shooting at a Louisville bank, including the moment officers are ambushed by the gunman. Plus, the New York prosecutor who indicted former President Trump is now taking on a top House Republican. We examine the details of the just filed lawsuit. Also, jailed Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny’s health is quickly deteriorating and his team is raising concerns he may have been poisoned again. The investigative journalist featured in the documentary Navalny joins.

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A dramatic return and reinstatement of one of the Tennessee Democrats expelled for protesting gun violence. Plus, Louisville, Kentucky is left reeling after another mass shooting. Four have been killed with more injured after a gunman walked into a bank and opened fire. A friend of one of the victims joins OutFront. Also, a look inside the high-stakes U.S. mission to stop North Korea from stealing crypto in order to fund its dangerous nuclear program.

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A ProPublica report finds that Justice Clarence Thomas accepted several luxury trips paid for by a GOP megadonor. Plus, Republicans in Tennessee have voted to expel one Democrat in the state legislature and right now they are about to vote on expelling another. Several Democrats are accused of violating House rules after they took the House floor to demand action on gun violence in the wake of the Nashville school shooting. Plus, more rockets are fired into and from Gaza amid escalating tensions in the Middle East.

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Former Vice President Mike Pence heads to the witness stand in the DOJ's January 6th investigation. Trump’s former White House lawyer Ty Cobb joins to discuss why he believes Trump could be charged and convicted by the next election. Also, an OutFront exclusive, inside one of America’s most advanced nuclear submarines able to descend hundreds of feet in seconds and alert for threats from China.

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Former President Donald Trump arrived in New York today before he is expected to turn himself in to law enforcement and make history as the first president to be formally charged with a crime. The judge in the case is expected to rule on two important motions: whether to allow cameras in the courtroom and whether the indictment will be unsealed before tomorrow’s arraignment. CNN Chief National Affairs Correspondent Jeff Zeleny reports that Trump is not planning to speak publicly in New York on Tuesday if he follows advice from members of his legal team, according to aides.

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We are standing by for an important court ruling in Trump’s hush money case as we are getting new footage of the former president arriving at Trump Tower tonight, hours before his arrest. The lawyer for key witness Michael Cohen joins to discuss the trial. Plus, another Trump investigation is heating up as the special counsel in the Mar-a-Lago classified document case is combing through notes, texts, emails, and even photographs. How significant is the new evidence?

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New details into OutFront on Trump’s arrest and arraignment. Sources are telling CNN what the Secret Service is planning right now as Trump rips into the judge who will oversee his case. Plus, Stormy Daniels is speaking out tonight for the first time since Trump’s indictment. Also, the Kremlin says the American reporter who has been arrested on espionage charges was caught red handed. A lawyer with detailed knowledge of the case warns us that there’s virtually no chance of him prevailing in court.

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Former President Donald Trump has been indicted by a New York grand jury investigating hush money payments to adult film star Stormy Daniels. It is the first time in American history that a current or former president is facing criminal charges, and CNN is learning that Trump is expected to be arraigned early next week. Trump released a statement calling the indictment "Political Persecution and Election Interference at the highest level in history." Erin speaks with CNN correspondents and analysts about the details of the indictment and when the former president is expected to appear for his arraignment.  

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The man who lead active shooter drills at Covenant School in Nashville just walked through the school today for the first time since the horrific attack joins OutFront as we’re learning more about the shooter’s mysterious past. Plus, we are live in Moscow where the head of Wagner Group is publicly breaking with Putin over a 13-year-old girl and her father. Also, one Republican Senator is holding up 158 military jobs. Is he putting America’s national security at risk?

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New messages into OutFront from the Nashville shooter to a friend just moments before the rampage, including why the shooter was reaching out to her specifically. That friend joins OutFront. Plus, his 12-year-old daughter was put on notice by police for anti-war drawings and now he has been sentenced to a Russian penal colony for calling the war an occupation. Also, Tucker Carlson, Sean Hannity, and Laura Ingraham all could be taking the witness stand as Fox News starts to cozy up to Trump again.

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Detectives found written material in the car of the 28-year-old shooter who killed three 9-year-old children and three adults in a shooting at a private Christian elementary school in Nashville, Tennessee. The shooter may have resented having to attend the school in the past, according to Metro Nashville Police Chief John Drake. And, a key witness appeared before the Manhattan grand jury investigating Donald Trump’s alleged role in a scheme to pay hush money to an adult film star.

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Police say the Nashville shooter resented having to go to the private Christian school. The 28-year-old killed six people including three nine-year-olds. Plus, David Pecker, the former head of the company that publishes the National Enquirer, appeared before the federal grand jury investigating Donald Trump’s alleged role in hush money payments to Stormy Daniels. Also, how TikTok is keeping much needed ammunition from Ukraine.

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A Russian politician and Putin critic tells OutFront that she’s been poisoned for opposing the war. Plus, a threatening letter with white powder has been sent to the Manhattan district attorney investigating Donald Trump. This as the former President warns of death and destruction, his words, if he’s indicted. Also, Pennsylvania Sen. John Fetterman’s office says he will be out of the hospital soon following his hospitalization for depression.

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The Trump witness who testified in the hush money case is speaking out to CNN. This as we have new details about what’s happening behind closed doors in the Manhattan district attorney’s case. Plus, new evidence of just how much TikTok is helping the Wagner Group recruit fighters in the war in Ukraine. Also, the Colorado dentist accused of poisoning his wife makes his first court appearance today.

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The Manhattan district attorney may be calling back key witness Michael Cohen in the Trump hush money investigation. This would be Cohen’s third appearance before the grand jury. So, what does this say about the case? Plus, the threat of nuclear war is the highest it’s been in decades according to a top Russian official. Also, a look at how Asian American voters in San Francisco are responding to progressive city policies.

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Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.) warns that arresting Trump would “blow up our country.” This as an OutFront legal expert joins to outline why the district attorney must indict. Plus, Florida Governor Ron DeSantis calls Trump’s attacks background noise and predicts that he can beat Biden. Also, a judge tears into Fox News, accusing the network of knowingly providing false information as Trucker Carlson’s private texts were shown in court.

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Florida Governor Ron DeSantis broke his silence on Donald Trump’s legal troubles and alleged involvement in a hush money payment to adult film star Stormy Daniels. Though he criticized the Manhattan D.A. who is pursuing charges and vowed his office would not be involved if the matter trickles into Florida, he came short of offering support for the former president. This as a last-minute witness in the investigation testified today. And, why Buster Murdaugh put out a statement denying he had anything to do with the mysterious death of a former classmate.

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Could an 11th hour witness save the former president from an indictment in the hush money case as House GOP members seek to discredit the investigation into Trump? Plus, China’s Xi Jinping meets with Vladimir Putin. The Ukrainian ambassador to the United States joins to raise questions about whether it was staged. Also, reports suggest the U.S. government is launching a probe into the parent company of TikTok for allegedly spying on American journalists. What could this mean for the 100 million Americans on TikTok?

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New footage into OutFront shows the moment Ukrainian soldiers shoot down a Russian fighter jet. This as Russian President Vladimir Putin is now a wanted man on the world stage after the International Criminal Court charges him with war crimes. Plus, America’s banks are taking another beating and the Dow is sinking. Also, Chinese President Xi Jinping faces record unemployment and unrest. How could this figure into a potential invasion of Taiwan?

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Dramatic video into OutFront of Ukrainian forces storming homes and searching for Russian soldiers comes as we also have the video of Russian jets taking down an American drone. An Air Force lieutenant general joins to to tell you what he sees from the footage. Plus, Erin speaks with a Nobel Prize winning economist who saw the current banking crisis coming months ago. Also, an OutFront investigation about how the U.S. Coast Guard failed to act after two women came forward to say they were sexually assaulted on U.S. ships.

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The bank selloff is stretching across the Atlantic as another major bank is on the verge of collapse. The question everyone is asking is if our money is safe. Former CEO of Citigroup Mike Corbat joins to discuss credit and global fears of a banking industry collapse. Plus, we’re learning new details about Russia training elementary school children to fight. Also, Georgia investigators have another recording of Trump pressuring election officials to overturn the election.

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Sounding the alarm about America’s banks, Moody's downgrading its outlook for the entire banking sector warning of rapid deterioration. A senior chairman and former CEO of Goldman Sachs joins to discuss. Plus, a Russian fighter jet forces an American drone to crash into the Black Sea causing fears of growing escalation as the battle in Bakhmut intensifies further. Also, Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis does a complete 180, he now says backing Ukraine is not in America’s best interest.

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The Biden administration is stepping in to assure customers their money is safe after the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank and the government’s shuttering of New York’s Signature Bank. Is there a chance of more bank runs? House Oversight and Reform Committee member Rep. Katie Porter joins this special edition of OutFront to share her insight. And, Ukrainian troops face close quarter combat as Russian forces close in on Bakhmut. Also, former president Donald Trump does not plan to testify in a New York grand jury investigation into his alleged role in a scheme to pay hush money to adult film star Stormy Daniels.

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Stocks of regional banks nosedive today even after the U.S. government goes to extraordinary lengths to stop the panic. Will more banks fail and how safe is our money? Former FDIC Chair Sheila Bair joins to answer what needs to be done. Plus, Russia’s military is falling apart as soldiers revolt against commanders calling themselves sacrificial lambs. Also, hundreds of migrants are trying to storms the U.S. southern border.

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New video into OutFront takes us to the dangerous front lines as the mother of the Ukrainian soldier killed speaks out. Her son’s brutal execution by Russians was seen around the world. Also, the collapse of the second largest bank in American history which happened in the span of 48 hours and is affecting the entire banking industry. We speak with a CEO of a company whose money was in that bank and got a call from a panicked investor to get out immediately.

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Russians fighting Russians for ammunition as the head of the private military Wagner Group says the Kremlin will no longer take his calls. This as Russia sends a barrage of hypersonic missiles across the country. Plus, the New York Times is reporting the Manhattan district attorney is signaling criminal charges against Trump are likely. Also, the CEO of Fox Corporation is breaking his silence about the billion dollar lawsuit against Fox News.

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Russian soldiers are seen on camera begging their commander to lock them up so they don’t have to fight. This as an activist who spent nearly two years in Russian prison joins with a warning and a message to others who bravely speak out in Russia. Plus, we learn more about how Tucker Carlson said one thing on camera about Trump and the complete and total opposite behind the scenes. Also, is climate change making air travel more dangerous?

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New video into OutFront of Putin’s forces on the run as we’re learning new details about the lavish secret life Putin and his purported girlfriend are leading now. Plus, new court filings in the defamation case against Fox News have been released. We share the message Tucker Carlson sent to Trump lawyer Sidney Powell, calling her out for conspiracy theories. Also, two Americans kidnapped in Mexico are back in the U.S. for treatment while the other two have been killed.

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Ukrainian President Zelensky is sending reinforcements to Bakhmut, a city on the cusp of falling to Russia. Plus, Republicans in Florida are drafting multiple bills to remake Florida schools, from banning preferred pronouns to eliminating gender studies. Also, in the latest dangerous incident on an American flight, a man tried to open the emergency door and proceeded to then stab a flight attendant.

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A top Russian oligarch who is close to Putin warns Russia may run out of money as the war in Ukraine impacts foreign investors. Plus, Alex Murdaugh vows to appeal his life sentence for murdering his wife and son and maintains his innocence. Also, Congressman Jim Jordan promises to expose the DOJ and the FBI for playing politics, but there are signs that his case may be falling apart.

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After only about three hours of deliberation, the jury in the Alex Murdaugh murder trial has reached the verdict of guilty. The disgraced South Carolina attorney was convicted on all four counts that he was facing including two counts of murder. Alex Murdaugh's sentencing will occur Friday morning.

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Russian soldiers are calling their commanders incompetent in a remarkable statement. This as a former deputy of jailed opposition leader Alexei Navalny faces nearly 20 years behind bars in a sham trial starting today. Plus, the CEO of MyPillow is still propping up Fox with his ads. How much money has Mike Lindell poured into the Fox empire? Also, the FBI has arrested a man for trying to bring explosives onto a plane. 

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Russia is tightening its grip by unleashing a barrage of strikes on eastern Ukraine. We are now hearing from generals on the front line as the battle is now brewing in Washington over providing Ukraine with F-15s. Plus, Fox titan Rupert Murdoch admits that the network lied to viewers about the election to make more money. Also, a look at Ron DeSantis’s conservative takeover of a small progressive college. One professor who’s speaking out joins OutFront.

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New numbers emerge on Russia’s staggering losses on the battlefield as Russian soldiers speak out, telling the world they are “cattle being taken to slaughter.” Plus, Rupert Murdoch admits his Fox hosts endorsed Trump’s election lies on air and that’s not all he’s confessing as Fox fights a $1.6 billion lawsuit. Also, a CNN investigation on the epicenter of the Covid-19 outbreak.

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President Biden tells Ukraine no F-16 fighter jets for now as Putin’s deadly invasion hits the one-year mark. New concerns emerge that Russia may be on the verge of getting some new and lethal assistance. Plus, Alex Murdaugh is back on the stand being grilled by prosecutors who make the case nothing he says can be believed. Also, WNBA star Brittney Griner is back on the court after spending 10 months in a Russian prison. 

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CNN is on the front lines with exclusive access. New video of the devastation in one town as tonight marks one-year since Russia launched its invasion of Ukraine. Plus, an OutFront investigation about how Moscow is getting a boost on the battlefield from China. Also, accused murderer Alex Murdaugh takes the stand. Did his tears and his admissions win over the jury?

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New signs of Putin’s growing losses in Ukraine with coffins full of Russian fighters as Putin turns to China for help. Plus, Jared and Ivanka Trump have been handed a subpoena and reports say they are the latest targets of the special counsel investigating Donald Trump and January 6th. Also, Ron DeSantis is cashing in giving Donald Trump a run for his money and the Florida governor hasn’t even jumped into the race yet. 

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Biden and Putin clash in dueling speeches. The Russian president ups the fear factor with new nuclear saber-rattling. Plus, Polands’s President Duda speaks exclusively to CNN to reveal what Biden’s secret trip into Ukraine means for the war. Also, the foreperson of the Georgia grand jury investigating Trump’s actions after the 2020 election joins OutFront. Who could be indicted?

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Ukraine with a warning for Russia as President Biden makes a top-secret trip into Ukraine to meet with President Zelensky. Rep. Seth Moulton of the Armed Services Committee joins to discuss the prospect of China providing lethal aid to Russia in the war in Ukraine. Plus, embattled Republican Congressman George Santos opens up about his past in a new and revealing interview and confesses to lying.

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CNN is exclusively learning the United States is planning to crack down on Russia and its intelligence services for efforts to circumvent U.S. sanctions. This as the Russian private military company Wagner suffers huge losses with more than 30,000 casualties and 9,000 deaths. And, a court filing reveals that some of the most prominent anchors and executives at Fox News knew that President Trump’s 2020 election fraud claims were lies despite allowing the lies to take hold on air.

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New video of a brutal battle waged from a trench in the Ukraine war. This as more Russian officials past and present are dying suspiciously back home. Plus, CNN takes us closer than anybody else to a secret Chinese lab home to a blacklisted spy balloon maker. Also, new details about what led Sen. John Fetterman to check himself into the hospital for depression. As fellow stroke survivor, retired four-star Air Force general Michael Hayden joins to open up about strokes and depression.

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Michigan State University professor Marco Díaz-Muñoz was teaching his literature class when a gunman attacked his classroom. He says the gunman fired 15 shots. Three students were killed and five others were injured in the shooting. Hear his interview with CNN’s Miguel Marquez about what he saw the night of the shooting and how he and his students are dealing with the aftermath. 

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The head of Russia’s private military calls out Putin as we learn about new details of the Russian president’s preferred way of travel: an armored train equipped with a high-tech communication system which drops him off in front of his house. Plus, the results of President Biden's physical have been released. His doctor says he is physically healthy. But, the White House will not say whether the president took a cognitive test. Also, a CNN report provides rare access to an American weapons production factory.

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Donald Trump’s former chief of staff Mark Meadows has been subpoenaed by the special counsel investigating the January 6, 2021 insurrection, a source has told CNN. And, former United Nations Ambassador Nikki Haley kicked off her 2024 presidential campaign in a rally in Charleston. She called for “mandatory mental competency tests for politicians over 75 years old,” which would include Biden and Trump. What is the White House saying in response?

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Dramatic new video shows Putin’s forces hiding from Ukrainians then being taken out via drone. CNN is live on the Belarusian and Ukrainian border where some wonder where the next major Putin offensive will launch from. Plus, Trump is locked in at least eight court battles right now. Also, a near collision on a U.S. airport runway as a 777 comes dangerously close to a cargo plane.

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An adviser to President Joe Biden has told CNN that “nobody is urgently pushing” but his team is “ready to go” for a 2024 presidential reelection campaign announcement. CNN’s Phil Mattingly reports that privately all of the pieces are in place for a robust national campaign. And, Florida Governor Ron DeSantis is now taking on a small progressive public college after he removed six trustees and the school president.

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Russian bribe offers of up to $3,500 to anyone who will put their life on the line in the war as a new report shows Putin to be on the cusp of launching an all out air assault. Plus, a CNN investigation tracking down the Chinese factories that make spy balloons. Also, Rep. Angie Craig joins to speak out after being attacked in her apartment building. 

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Police responded to shots fired at Michigan State University, prompting shelter in place orders amid a search for a suspect Monday evening. We’ll bring you the latest details. And, critical electronics from China’s spy balloon are now in the hands of the FBI, according to a U.S. defense official. This as we’re learning new details about the rush inside the White House to better understand the unidentified objects. 

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Russian soldiers are speaking out against Putin’s invasion as we hear from a former Russian prisoner forced to fight. Ian Bremmer, Eurasia Group president and founder, joins to discuss Russian attitudes towards the war. Plus, silence from President Biden as the U.S. shoots down three more unidentified objects from the sky. Also, a passenger jet plunges shortly after takeoff, coming within less than 800 feet of the ocean.

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The rush to find out what was flying over the United States begins after the U.S. military shot down and recovered a high-flying object. We review what the Biden administration does and does not know about the object. Plus, Florida Governor Ron DeSantis is cracking down on election crimes. But, is there really an election crime problem? Also, Rep. George Santos has been accused of paying for puppies with bad checks worth more than $15,000.

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Terror strikes Ukraine as air sirens blare while Russian rockets rain down. We show you footage of the moment Ukraine intercepts some of these lethal missiles. Plus, President Biden orders another high-altitude object flying over the United States to be shot down. This one was flying at 40,000 feet and was about the size of a car, making it a threat to commercial aircrafts. Also, as more accusations of lies face Rep. George Santos, we look at the work he has been doing on Capitol Hill.

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President Joe Biden called out Governor Ron DeSantis and Senator Rick Scott during his visit to Florida, zeroing in on Scott’s proposal to require federal laws, including Social Security and Medicare, to expire after five years if they are not renewed by Congress. CNN’s Phil Mattingly brings the latest details. And, former Vice President Mike Pence has been subpoenaed by the special counsel investigating former President Donald Trump and his role in January 6, 2021, a source told CNN. CNN Senior Justice Correspondent Evan Perez brings more details on the breaking story.

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Former Vice President Mike Pence has been subpoenaed by the special counsel, Jack Smith. We’re getting new details on this breaking story. Plus, new video into CNN of Russian brutality against their own soldiers. Also, new questions emerge of Rep. George Santos as a new report says he was charged with theft after a series of bad checks were written to dog breeders.

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President Joe Biden is heading to Florida tomorrow amid expectations of a possible 2024 re-election campaign announcement. CNN’s Phil Mattingly reports on why the sunshine state is one of his first stops after his State of the Union address. And, Republicans zeroed in on Hunter Biden in a high-profile hearing where former Twitter executives acknowledged the company erred when it temporarily suppressed a story regarding his laptop.

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President Biden says aid to Ukraine is open-ended and that Putin has already lost Ukraine. Also, former President Trump is struggling to raise money for his re-election campaign. Former supporters with deep pockets are now looking to back somebody else. Plus, Rep. George Santos responds to Sen. Mitt Romney who told Santos that he doesn’t belong in Congress.

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More than 30 towns across eastern Ukraine are under fire tonight as new and graphic video shows the brutal Russian losses on the front lines. Also, Congresswoman Ilhan Omar joins to discuss getting kicked off the House Foreign Affairs Committee. Plus, Governor Ron DeSantis publicly praises a lawyer whose going after Trump’s election deniers. Is it game on between DeSantis and Trump?

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The death toll in the aftermath of a 7.8 magnitude earthquake in Turkey and Syria has risen to 4,300 as rescue crews search for survivors. CNN’s Chief International Security Correspondent Nick Paton Walsh brings a live report on rescue efforts.

And, Republican lawmakers in Florida introduced a bill that would allow Governor Ron DeSantis to hand-pick a board to govern the area that surrounds Disney’s Orlando-area theme parks. We’ll tell you why this is the latest move in the governor’s year-long feud against the state’s largest employer.

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