Author: Taylor Wilson, USA TODAY

Russia halts its grain export deal after a Crimean bridge explosion, border-crossing numbers dip as the CBP’s online app takes effect: 5 Things podcast

A look at where Americans stand on aid to Ukraine after the House passes a controversial Defense bill and a man has been charged in a decades old Long Island murder case.

What a cooling inflation means for the U.S. economy, a recap of FBI Director Christopher Wray’s grilled by the House GOP: 5 Things podcast

Residents are devastated as Vermont is deluged with record rain, Phoenix reached 112 degrees for the 12th consecutive day: 5 Things podcast

Biden approves controversial weapons for Ukraine, June saw the smallest hiring gain since December 2020 and the Homeless World Cup kicks off.

National Political Correspondent Phillip Bailey looks at the state of democracy in America, auto loans are soaring for many buyers: 5 Things podcast

The Supreme Court struck down Biden’s student loan forgiveness plan and backs a woman who didn’t want to work with same sex couples plus the first flying car is approved.

The Supreme Court blocks use of affirmative action at a pair of American colleges, forecasters predict a hot and smoky summer: 5 Things podcast

Chicago and Detroit topped world air pollution lists amid Canadian wildfire smoke, $200 billion in COVID-19 relief may have been stolen: 5 Things podcast

A look at Russia’s next steps after a rebellion attempt, a heat dome drives record temps, and rural areas see ambulance shortages: 5 Things podcast