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•Private who Entered North Korea Faced Dismissal; Trump says he Expects Indictment for Third Time; Voicemod CEO: AI won't Replace Actors because Technology Needs Human Inputs; Kerry: U.S., China "Deeply Alarmed" by Climate Findings; Video Shows Wagner's Prigozhin Seemingly in Belarus. Aired 9-10a ET

•Russia Launches Retaliatory Strikes on Ukraine; Russia Cancels Grain Deal, Draws Global Condemnation; Heat Records Broken Across the World; Gene-Edited Chickens make their Debut; Mystery Object Sparks Space Speculation. Aired 9:25-10a ET

•Russia: Ukraine Grain Deal "Has been terminated"; China's Economic Recovery slows Further; U.S. Climate Envoy John Kerry in China for Talks; 40 Killed by Flooding, Landslides in South Korea; Warming Waters Threaten Florida's Coral Reefs; Lionel Messi Officially Unveiled by Inter Miami. Aired 9-10a ET

•Putin: Wagner "Simply doesn't Exist" as Legal Entity; India Launches Historic Lunar Mission; Heat Alerts in Southern Europe as Temperatures Soar; Blinken Meets China's Wang Yi at ASEAN; U.K. Businesses using AI to Stop Shoplifters; Americans Prepare to Taste Lab- grown Chicken; Mattel Reinvents Barbie with a Hollywood Assist. Aired 9- 10a ET

•Austin: "No Doubt" Ukraine will Join NATO after War; Blinken Meets with China's Top Diplomat on Sidelines of ASEAN Foreign Minister's Meeting; Ukrainian General: U.S. Cluster Bombs Received; U.S. Stocks Higher Amid Market-Friendly Inflation Data; Low-Carbon Concrete helps Mitigate Climate Change; Sister Kim Yo Jong now Second most Powerful in NK. Aired 9-10a ET

•G7 Leaders To Announce New Support For Ukraine; Biden: We're Helping Ukraine Build A Capable Defense; Gapen: New Evidence U.S. Inflation Gradually Dissipating; Floods, Landslides, Heat Waves Slam Asia; Britney Spears To Release Memoir In October. Aired 9:15-10a ET

•NATO Summit Begins as War in Ukraine Continues; Erdogan Agrees to back Sweden's Bid to Join NATO; Bildt: NATO Should Support Ukraine as much as Possible; Inside Amazon on its Prime Day Shopping Bonanza; Felton: AI will help Personalize Website Experience; Transgender Partnership Sparks Bud Light Boycott. Aired 9-10a ET

•Biden: Ukraine not ready for NATO Membership; Six People Killed in Kindergarten Attack in China; Biden Wraps up UK Visit, Meets King and PM; Rivian, Meta Shares Higher in Early Trading; Ukrainian FM: NATO Agrees to Speed up Application Process; U.S. Senator Urges Investigation into Energy Drink. Aired 9-10a ET

•Weakest Monthly Jobs Number in Over 2 Years; CNN Tours Camp Military Group could use in Belarus; Metzl: We can't Blindly Stumble into a Dangerous Future; Zuckerberg: 30 Million have Signed up for Threads; Long Island Beach Ramps Up Shark Patrols; Pickelball CEO: This Sport is here to Stay. Aired 9-10a ET

•AI for Good Global Summit Underway in Geneva; World Food Programme Training Connects Young People to the Global Digital Economy; Meta Rolls Out New Service to Take on Twitter; How to "Green Up" Entire City Blocks of Buildings; June was Hottest on Record by a Huge Margin. Aired 9-10a ET

•Israeli Military: All Forces have Left Jenin; IAEA Signs off on f*ckushima Waste Water Release; OPEC Seminar on Future Energy Starts in Vienna; Concept is a Hydrogen-Powered Flight 5X the Speed of Sound; Destinus Enters Race for High-Speed Flight; Yellen Heads to China for High- Level Talks. Aired 9-10a ET

•Israel Continues Military Operations in Jenin; Americans Urged to Reconsider Travel to China; Sinkevicius: We Forgot that we need to Take Care of Nature; Eight Injured in Tel Aviv Ramming, Stabbing Attack; Steakholder Foods Unveil 3D-Printed Fish Filet; Retired Tennis Star Roger Federer Speaks to CNN. Aired 9-10a ET

•Israel Launches Lethal Strike on West Bank's Jenin; Shooting Victim's Grandmother calls for End to Violence; Scientists: Grazing Method could Lower Emissions; Service Disruptions Occur as Twitter Limits Use; Overstock.Com Renames itself Bed Bath & Beyond; The Great Ketchup Debate of 2023. Aired 9-10a ET

•Nearly 900 Detained in 3rd Night of Violent Protests; Protests Expected at Swedish Embassy in Baghdad; Qazi: Property Market is Cause for Concern; Perreau: France must Learn from Minority Experience; Toxic Algae Killing Sea Mammals in California; Friday Set to be Busiest Travel Day of the Weekend. Aired 9-10a ET

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•Ukraine: 10 Dead in Russian Strike on Kramatorsk; Bidenomics on Tour; HKEX CEO: We're Trying to Make it Easy for Mainland Investors to Buy Stocks Seamlessly; Seychelles' Blue Economy; Ghodsi: Databricks is Rooted in Silicon Valley; South Korea Scraps "Korean Age". Aired 9-10a ET

•Putin Praises Security Forces after Mutiny; CNN Obtains Tape of Trump Talking Classified Docs; Kozyrev: This is Another Episode in the Degradation of the Russian Regime; Commercial Real Estate Facing Major Pressure; Oracle to Offer Generative AI using Cohere Tech; Lukashenko: Wagner Leader Prigozhin is in Belarus. Aired 9-10a ET

•Uncertainty Looms Over Russia after Insurrection; Russian State Media: Wagner Leader Remains Under Investigation for Inciting "Armed Rebellion"; Rinkevics: Putin appears to be Weakened; Kremlin Releases Pre- Recorded Video of Putin, no Indication of when or where it was made; China Supports Russia's "National Stability"; Russia is World's Biggest Exporter of Wheat. Aired 9-10a ET

•U.S. Coast Guard: Submersible Suffered Implosion; Indian PM Modi on Final Day of U.S. State Visit; Eide: Electric Carts still Work in our Arctic Conditions; U.S. Navy Detected Possible Implosion on Sunday; Amazon Commits to Hire 5,000 Refugees in Europe; Powell Pulls No Punches before Congress. Aired 9-10a ET

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•China Responds to Biden "Dictator" Comment; Fed Chair: Inflation Fight has a Long Way to go; Conference on Rebuilding Ukraine Underway; U.S. Stocks Lower ahead of Powell Testimony; Underwater Noises Detected by Canadian Plane; Banging Sound Detected in Search for Submersible. Aired 9- 10a ET

•UK Billionaire Explorer, Pakistani Businessman & Son among those on missing Titanic Tourist Submersible; Desperate Search Continues for Titanic Tour Sub; Blinken Shifts Focus to Ukraine in UK Visit; Deadly Mass Shooting Mark Holiday Weekend; Coast Guard Racing to Find Titanic Tour Sub. Aired 9- 9:27a ET

•Blinken Meets with Xi, Wraps Talks in Beijing; At Least 5 Palestinians Killed in Jenin Firefight; OECD: Growth is Improving but Fragile; U.S. Secretary of State Blinken says he Accomplished what he set out to do in his trip to Beijing; Father of Starvation Cult Member says Leader Urged Followers to "Start with the Children"; New Robots, AI in Focus at Viva Tech in Paris. Aired 9-10a ET

•Explosions Hit Kyiv as African Leaders Visit; U.S. Secretary of State Blinken Visits China Sunday; At Least three killed in Texas Tornado; Montana Emerges as Climate Battleground; Kaikkonen: "I am afraid the War will last long"; Migrating Crickets Swarm Town in Nevada. Aired 9-10a ET

•Fed Holds Rates Steady, but Signals more Hikes; EU Parliament Approves New Rules on AI; Chadha: Fed's Rate Pause was Largely Expected; Ian Bremmer on the Next Global Superpower; Bremmer: Governments don't have Abilities to Regulate Tech Properly; NASA Astronauts Taking Spacewalk Outside ISS. Aired 9-10a ET

•Pleads Not Guilty to 37 Federal Charges; Federal Reserve Expected to Hold Rates Steady; Ukraine: Forces Advancing along Southern Front; State Funeral for Former Prime Minister; Two Dead in Attack at Military Training Facility; State Funeral for Italy's Former Prime Minister. Aired 9-10a ET

•Security Concerns Mount ahead of Arraignment; Consumer Price Inflation Cools to 4 Percent in May; All Eyes on Interest Rates as Fed Prepares to Meet; FTC Sues to Block Microsoft-Activation Deal; Liss: Dating Apps can be a "Graveyard of Ghosting"; McCartney: AI used to Create "Final" Beatles Song. Aired 9-10a ET

•Former Italian PM Silvio Berlusconi dies aged 86; AI in the Classroom; Gokulnath: It's Tech and Teachers, not Tech versus Teachers; Flash Forest used Drones for Reforestation; Researchers Studying Frog Movements with "Radio-Plants"; Father: The Four Children Survived in the Colombian Jungle because of their Upbringing. Aired 9-10a ET

•Russia: Ukraine Attacking along Southern Front; NATO Prepares for its Biggest Ever Air Exercise; Trump Admits on Tape he didn't Declassify Document; Calvino: We have Outperformed our Targets; Manchester City Look to Complete Historic Treble. Aired 9:15-10a ET

•Urgent Rescues after Dam Collapse in Kherson Region; Smoke from Canada Wildfires Smothers U.S.; Thaggard: I get really Excited about Challenges; Central Banks Battle Stubbornly High Inflation; WCS CEO: Hudson Canyon is Crucial to NY Seascape; Lionel Messi Set to Play for MLS Club Inter Miami. Aired 9-10a ET

•Export Falls 7.5 Percent in May, Worse Than Expected; Volvo Unveils All-Electric Sports-Utility Vehicle; Rowan: We Aren't Seeing Slowdown in Demand; PGA Tour to Merge with Saudi-Backing LIV Golf; U.N. says Black Sea Grain Shipping is Slowing Down; Prince Harry Testifies in Historic Legal Battle. Aired 9-10a ET

•Major Dam in Southern Ukraine Destroyed; Ives: This is the First Step in a Broader Strategy; NIKKEI Trading at its Best Levels in Decades; Ukraine Economy Minister Blames Russia for Collapse of Dam; United CEO: Sustainable Fuel key to Climate Goal; Starbucks Rolls Out Oleato in More U.S. Cities. Aired 9-10a ET

•Milley: Ukraine "Well-Prepared" for Counteroffensive; Pilot of Small Plane was Unresponsive; Doctors Warn a Gun Violence is like a Disease; Russia Claims it Repelled Large-Scale Offensive; IATA Chief on French ATC Walkouts: "It's Chaos"; Haley Swipes at GOP Frontrunners Trump, DeSantis. Aired 9-10a ET

•339,000 Jobs Added in May, Jobless Rate Rises to 3.7 Percent; Defense Ministers Attend Singapore Conference; U.S. Employers Added 339,000 Staffs in May; Meta Urges Workers to Return to the Office; Swedish E-Bike Maker Goes for Growth; Teen Spells "Psammophile" to Victory. Aired 9-10a ET

•Belgorod Governor: At Least Eight Injured in Shelling; Lawmakers Race to Avert Government Default; Key Month Ahead for Global Markets; JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon Denies Meeting, Talking to Jeffrey Epstein; Amazon to pay $25M over Alexa Recordings; Calls to Reassess U.S. Airline Seat Size. Aired 9-10a ET

•U.S. House Set to Vote on Debt Ceiling Bill Today; Purdue Pharma says Court Ruling is a Victory; Tesla CEO in talks with Chinese Foreign Minister; Pathway to Plastic Pollution-Free World; Smith: AI Brings Benefits but we Need Safety; Microsoft President: AI must Remain under Human Control. Aired 9-10a ET

•Debt Agreement Faces Major Test in the House Tuesday; Theranos Founder Elizabeth Holmes Must Report to Prison Today; Human Rights Group: Iran Resumes Executing Protesters; Wang: Enterprises Need to know how to use their Own Data; China's Shenzou-16 Docks with Space Station; Nvidia Hits $1T Market Valuation. Aired 9-10a ET

•U.S. Congress Set to Vote This Week on Debt Ceiling Agreement; Ukraine: 67 Russian Air Targets Destroyed Overnight; House Set to Vote Wednesday to Raise Debt Ceiling; Erdogan Wins Unprecedented Third Term in Sunday's Vote; Kyiv Mayor: Explosions Reported in City; Reports: Queen's Music Catalog could sell for $1B. Aired 9-10a ET

•Russia Strikes Dnipro Medical Facility in Central Ukraine; Nvidia Stock Jumps about 25 Percent after Q1 Earnings Report; New Antibiotic Discovered with AI may Defeat Superbug; Valliere: House Vote could Delay any Debt Limit Agreement; Sky High Dining Experience: Eating at the Edge of Space; U.S. Beachgoers Urged to Stay Vigilant after Spate of Attacks. Aired 9-10a ET

•Spending Cuts Remain a Sticking Point in Talks; IEA: Investment in Solar Power to Outpace Oil for First Time; IEA Releases World Energy Report; China Hits Back Over Microsoft Hacking Claims; Malpass: I Don't Expect a U.S. Default; Tina Turner, Queen of Rock 'N' Roll, Dies at 83. Aired 9-10a ET

•Republicans Suggest U.S. has more Time to Raise Debt Ceiling; Circle CEO on the Impact U.S. Debt Default could have on Stablecoins; Circle CEO: This is Prudent Risk Management on our Part; Researchers Use Brain Scans & AI to try to Read Minds; Scientists are Training AI to Read Minds Through Brain Scans. Aired 9-10a ET

•U.S. Futures Lower as Investors Eye Debt Ceiling Talks; Verified Ticket Accounts Share Fake Image of Pentagon "Explosion"; Adobe: AI Art Tool used to Generate more than 100M Images; New Book Highlights Private Companies' Drive into Space; Hearing Expected for WSJ Reporter Evan Gershkovich; Source: Billionaire Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sanchez are Engaged. Aired 9-10a ET

•IBM CEO Speaks Out on Debt Ceiling Talks; Supercomputer Deal; Greece's Ruling Party Wins Big, Falls Short of a Majority; British Bomb Makers helps Train Ukrainian Forces; IBM CEO: Technology Moves Forward but we can Reduce Risk; SpaceX, AXIOM Flight Successfully Docks at ISS. Aired 9-10a ET

•Zelenskyy in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia on Surprise Visit; Oxfam Criticizes G7; Behar: We need Sincere Action from the G7 Nations; Turkey's Erdogan Vows to Keep Cutting Rates to Fight Inflation if Re-Elected; New Warnings about AI-Driven Cyberattacks; Study: New York City is Sinking Under Weight of Skyscrapers. Aired 9-10a ET

•Ukraine: 29 of 30 Missiles Launched by Russia were Intercepted; Chinese Comedian under Investigation over Army-Themed Gag; World Leaders Converge in Japan for G7; Biden: Confident Leaders will Reach Agreement on Debt Limit; Shopify President: Some Countries Getting More Business- Friendly; Forbes Releases Annual "30 Under 30 Asia" List. Aired 9-10a ET

•Biden & House Republicans Set Framework for Debt Talks; Thousands Evacuated after Flooding, Mudslides in Northern Italy; Reformist Opposition Party Sets Out Agenda for Change; Gym Company Reported Sign-Ups by 3.5M Teens Last Year; Planet Fitness Targets Gen Z with Summer Pass. Aired 9-10a ET

•U.S. House Speaker: We need to see Progress this week; OpenAI CEO to give Evidence about Artificial Intelligence; Former Google CEO Warns of Risks from AI to Society; Schmidt: Optimistic that we can Address AI Risks; Presidency to be Decided in a Runoff; U.S. Government at risk Running Out of Money by June 1. Aired 9-10a ET

•Turkey's Election Council Announces Runoff on May 8; Opposition Leader calls for Alliance of Progressive Parties; Presidential Election Appears to be Heading Toward Runoff; White House: Crossings Dropped after Title 42 Expired; Pearson CEO: Adding Pure Info to AI Means Better Results; Negotiators Expected to meet again Amid Signs of Progress. Aired 9-10a ET

•Musk Says He's Found A New CEO For Twitter; Russia Acknowledges Losses North Of Bakhmut; Ukraine: Troops Are Making Progress In Fight For Bakhmut; South Africa Summons U.S. Ambassador Over Russian Arms Claim; Former Prime Minister Imran Khan To Be Released On Bail; More Israeli Airstrikes On Gaza Strip; U.S. Homeland Security Chief: Our Borders Are Not Open; Close Up Look At The Journey Aboard The "Train Of Death; How Turkey's Struggling Economy Is Influencing Voters; Venus Aerospace: Stargazer Will Reach Mach 9; CNN Visits Lab Working To Revolutionize Power Generation. Aired 9-10a ET

•Trump Repeats Election Lies, Dodges on Ukraine, Abortion Ban; Disney Saw Strong Theme Park Growth in Q2; Mori: Japan taking Comprehensive Approach to Global Issue; Islamic Jihad Rejects Israeli's Claim that Militants' Misfiring Rockets Inadvertently Civilians in Gaza; ZeroNox Wins World's Largest Retrofit Electrification Deal; Vision Funds Post Record Loss for the Past Fiscal Year. Aired 9-10a ET

•Biden: I have been Considering the 14th Amendment; Ukraine Claims Successful Counterattack near Bakhmut; Foreign Minister: Japan in Talks to Open NATO Liaison Office; Nikola Focuses on Hydrogen Trucks in North America; Tech & Education Leaders Launch "Teach AI" Initiative; "Buddy Holly" Wins Westminster Dog Show. Aired 9-10a ET

•Zelenskyy: Russia Failed to Capture Bakhmut by its Deadline; Former Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan Arrested; President Biden Meets with Republican Leaders Today; Russia Marks Victory in WWII as War in Ukraine Continues; Microsoft: AI will Remove the Drudgery of Work; $787 Million Defamation Settlement Drags FOX into the Red. Aired 9-10a ET

•Coming Up: Officials Probe Motives For Texas Mass Shooting; Coming Up: U.S. Braces For High-Stakes Debt Ceiling Talks; Russia Evacuates Civilians From Zaporizhzhia Region. Aired 9-10a ET

•King Charles Appears in Public Ahead of Coronation; King Charles III Coronation gives UK Tourism a Boost; Payrolls Increased by 253,000 in April; Lord Mayor: Privilege and Honor to Take Part in Ceremony; People Camping Out Security Preps Underway. Aired 9-10a ET

•Kirby on Russia Allegation: "It's Obviously a Ludicrous Claim"; Pacwest Bank Shares Plunge on Fears it Might be Next to Fail; Carida: I Think Fed is Done with Hikes for Now; Maersk CEO: We are facing a new set of Risks; China Holiday Spending Exceeds Pre-Pandemic Levels; Relevance of Monarchy in Modern-Day Britain. Aired 9-10a ET

•Fed Expected to Raise Interest Rates Yet Again; Ukraine has "Nothing to do with Drone Attacks on Kremlin"; Pandora Reports Slow Post-Pandemic Recovery in China; Pandora Earnings: Company Reports "Resilient Growth"; Fed Meeting Comes Amid New Regional Bank Volatility. Aired 9:18-10a ET

•Debt Ceiling Meeting Set for May 9th; AI Pioneer Quits Google to Warn of Technology's Dangers; Petrides: It Feels We're Through Worst of Tech Cuts; Hollywood Writers' Strike Halts Production on Many TV Shows; Germany Calls for Global Goals on Renewable Energy; Dueling Lawsuits in High Profile Disney Fight. Aired 9-10a ET

•JPMorgan: Bank is Supporting U.S. Financial System with Deal; Thousands Evacuating to Jeddah, Saudi Arabia Amid Fighting; New French Protests Against Pension Reforms; Fed, ECB out with Interest Rate Decisions this Week; World Vision Temporarily Suspends Operations in Cuba; Cuba hit by Severe Fuel Shortages. Aired 9-10a ET

•Ukraine: Preparations for Counteroffensive almost done; The Good, the Bad and the Cloudy in Tech; Concerns Rise over Government Debt Ceiling Crisis; Fed set to Release report on SVB, Signature Failure; Art Sales Grow Despite Looming Recession Risks; Serving Up Pizza with the Help of AI. Aired 9-10a ET

•Strong Q1 Results from Facebook's Parent Company; Hospitals Struggle to Keep up as Casualties Mount; Citroen Launches New Model in S.E. Asia, S. America, India; Taiwan Losing Supporters in Latin America; Beijing Broadens Law in Worrying Move for Businesses; South Korean President to Address U.S. Congress. Aired 9-10a ET

•Ukraine's Zelenskyy Speaks to China's Xi Jinping; Former President Jair Bolsonaro Testifying about January 8; U.S. Restaurant Giant Chipotle Beats Expectations; IEA: A Record 10 Million Electric Cars were Sold in 2022; Newark Terminal A Reopens after $2.7B Renovation; U.S. Zoo says Farewell to China's Giant Panda Ya-Ya. Aired 9-10a ET

•Gunfire Heard in Khartoum Despite Ceasefire Agreement; FOX News Serves Ties with Host Tucker Carlson; Bookseller Turns a Page with Huge Expansion; Swiss Bank Reports Results after Credit Suisse Merger; Dutch Startup Accelerator Visits Tech Industry in California; Commercial Spacecraft set to Land on the Moon Tuesday. Aired 9-10a ET

•International Evacuation Operations Underway in Sudan; G7 Urges Extension, of Black Sea Grain Deal; Philanthropist Howard Buffett to Double Ukraine Giving; Customers Faced Harassment and Attacks by Local Officials; Renew Focuses on Global Energy Solutions; Bed Bath and Beyond Faces Liquidation after Chapter 11. Aired 9-10a ET

•Evidence Shows Wagner Group Arming Paramilitary RSF in Sudan; Parliamentary Leader Announces Three-Day Ceasefire; Bremmer: Ukraine's NATO Membership far from Automatic; IKEA Assembles Massive U.S. Expansion Plan; WMO Report: Climate Crisis Took a Heavy Toll in 2022; Major Airport Heist in Canada Still Unsolved. Aired 9-10a ET

•This is the Second Launch Attempt, the Last Try on Monday was Scrubbed; NATO Secretary General: "NATO Stands with Ukraine"; Superhumans gives Wounded Ukrainians a Second Chance; This 90-Minute Test Flight is not Carrying any Astronauts; SpaceX Launches most Powerful Rocket ever Built; Extensive American Art Collection Hits Auction Block. Aired 9-10a ET

•Netflix Posts Weaker-Than-Expected Growth; Warning Factions Blame Each Other as Ceasefire Fails; The AI Revolution: What's Next for ChatGPT- 4; Hoffman: AI Needs Cross-Checking Just Like Humans; FOX News to Pay $787.5M to Avert Dominion Trial; West African-Based Namdock Sees Growth in Ship Repair. Aired 9-9:45a ET

•China Tops Expectations with 4.5 Percent Annualized Growth in Q1; Sudanese Armed Forces Issue Conflicting Statements about 24-Hour Ceasefire; FOX News Defamation Trial Kicks Off with Jury Selection; Global Guardian CEO: Medical Support is Evaporating; U.N. Document: Gunmen in Khartoum Storm Homes of People Working International Organization; U.S. Stocks Mostly Higher: China GDP and Earnings in Focus. Aired 9-10a ET

•Musk's SpaceX to Launch Starship; Death Toll Rises as Battle between two Generals Intensifies; Kremlin Critic Sentenced to 25 Years for Condemning War; FOX News-Dominion Trial Abruptly Delayed; Video Shows Explosive Object Land near Japanese PM; How Man-Made Coral Reefs help Protect Sea Life. Aired 9-10a ET

•21-Year-Old National Guard Member Arrested, Due in Court Friday; U.S. Banks Reports Earnings Amid Global Financial Stress; El-Erian: Global System Hasn't Acknowledged Changes; Debt Restructuring Talks Underway for Emerging Markets; Malpass: The Urgency is Clear on Debt Restructuring; Finance Ministers Meet Amid Global Economic Uncertainties. Aired 9-10a ET

•Thousands Protest against Pension Reform in France; WH Economy Adviser: Banking System is "Sound & Stable"; Fed Minutes Show Staff Economists Expect a Recession this Year; WH: Biden Suggests Government Close to Identifying Leaker; Nissan Accelerates Electrification Plan; Biden says Irish Visit "Feels like I'm coming Home". Aired 9-10a ET

•President Gives Speech to Mark Anniversary of Peace Deal; CEO says He's Cut about 80 Percent of Company's Staff; Economist: Transportation, Housing still very Elevated; U.S. Inflation fell for the Ninth Month in a row in March; Estimate: Buy-Now-Pay-Later Market to hit Nearly $4T by 2030; Buy-Now-Pay-Later Firm Klarna to Offer AI Interface. Aired 9-10a ET

•IMF says Bank Uncertainties Pressure Financial Outlook; U.S. Designates Gershkovich as Wrongfully Detained by Russia; Biden Headed to Northern Ireland to Mark Accord Anniversary; Calvino: Unemployment has been the Main Growth Drag; Sepura Home Launches Eco-Friendly Twist on Garbage Disposal; U.S. Stocks Open for Trade, Bitcoin hits 10 Month Highs. Aired 9- 10a ET

•China Completes Military Drills Around Taiwan; Papers Show U.S. Penetration of Russian Military, Wagner; Ives: Our Stance on Tech Stocks Remain Firm, Bullish; Booking CEO: People Saved up, now they Want to Spend it; Northern Ireland Marks 25th Anniversary of Peace Accord; Spain's Jon Rahm Captures First Career Masters Title. Aired 9-10a ET

•Israel Defense Forces Orders Mobilization of Reserves; JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon Weighs in on SVB's Collapse; One-on-One with JPMorgan's Jamie Dimon; Dimon: Banking Crisis Increases Chances of U.S. Recession; Supermarket CEO: Customers will see Food Prices Easing; Koepka, Hovland, Rahm Shared Lead after First Round. Aired 9:05-10a ET

•EU's Von Der Leyen Chinese Primer in Beijing; Police Hunt Killer of Cash App Founder Bob Lee; U.S. Lawmakers arrive in Taiwan after Tsai- McCarthy Talks; 11th Day of Nationwide Protests Against Pension Reform; Vow Opens Large Cultivated Meat Factory; First Golf Major of the Year Underway. Aired 9-10a ET

•Taiwan's President to meet with U.S. House Speaker; Western Officials Tell CNN: Russia has a Problem Generating "Trained Military Manpower"; Trump Facing 34 Felony Counts in Hush Money Scheme; Prominent FOX News Hosts Set to take Stand in Defamation Trial; Lamborghini Rolls Out Revuelto Electric/V12 Hybrid; Tiger Woods back in Augusta Seeking 6th Green Jacket. Aired 9-10a ET

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•Oil Prices Surge after Surprise Production Cuts by OPEC Plus; Suspected Spy Balloon able to Transmit back to Beijing; Taiwan's President Expected to meet with U.S. House Speaker; Coming Soon: Lab-Grown Shrimp from Singapore; Energy Stocks Jump after Surprise Production cut by OPEC Plus; Parisians Vote to Rid Streets of Electric Scooters. Aired 9-10a ET

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•Bolsonaro Returns to Brazil after Months in the U.S.; Taiwanese Leader's Stopover in U.S. Infuriates China; AI Pioneer: We need to agree on how to Protect the Public; Disney Quietly Takes Power from Florida Governor's Board; Asteroid Mining Firm Prepares for First Space Mission; Britain's King Charles Visits Germany. Aired 9-10a ET

•Senate Panel: Credit Suisse still helping Ultra-Wealthy Americans Evade Taxes; King Charles Arrives in Germany for First State Visit; Lyft's new CEO Plans Fight back in Tough Ride-Hailing Market; Impact of Strikes Plague European Airlines; Chipper Cash CEO: Exposure to SVB Collapse was Insignificant; King Charles in Germany for First State Visit. Aired 9-10a ET

•France Enters 10th Day of Protests against Pension Reform; Jack Ma seen in Mainland China for the First Time in a Year; El-Erian: We're seeing Deposit Flight from Small to Large Banks; FinTech Unicorn Papaya takes a Stand against Judicial Reform; Police: Former Student Kills 3 Children, 3 Adults; U.S. Senate Holding Hearings on Recent Bank Failures. Aired 9-10a ET

•Protests, Strikes Against Judicial Reforms Paralyze Israel; First Citizens Bank buys Assets of Silicon Valley Bank; Tim Cook says "Apple and China Grew Together"; U.S. Stocks Higher, Deal Announced for SVB Assets; Zipline Unveils "Instant Delivery" Drone System; Paltrow Undergoes Unusual Lines of Questioning on Stand. Aired 9-10a ET

•Bank Shares Fall Five Days after UBS-Credit Suisse Deal; Canadian PM: We Need to Ensure we're not Vulnerable; Kheiron CEO: AI can look at a Couple Million Cases a Year; King Charles' Visit to France Postponed as Unrest Continues; TikTok Review Sends Chocolatier's Website into Meltdown; Lawmakers Question CEO on Relationship with Douyin. Aired 9-10a ET

•CEO Testifies to save App from Potential U.S. Ban; Bank of England Hikes UK Interest Rates 0.25 Percent; Sheets: Fed is Walking a Tightrope Right Now; Soon: TikTok CEO Fights to stop App from being Banned in U.S.; U.S. Stocks Bounce after Late Day Selloff Wednesday; Prince Lays Wreath at Polish Tomb of Unknown Soldier. Aired 9-10a ET

•Coming Up: Moscow Summit Summation; Most, But Not All Economists Except Fed To Hike Today; China's Xi Concludes State Visit To Moscow; Federal Reserve To Decide On Interest Rates Amid Fears; U.S. Investors Await Fed Interest Rate Decision; Siddiqa: This Is A Life And Death Fight For Every Human. Aired 9-10a ET

•Japanese PM Visits Ukraine For Talks With Zelenskyy; Yellen To Support To Depositors At Smaller U.S. Banks; Dudley: Situation Is Manageable If Fed Can Calm Things; Chinese Leader Xi Holds Second Day Of Talks With Putin; Sources: Indictment Possible As Soon As This Week; Ukrainian Singers Perform At London's Royal Opera House. Aired 9-10a ET

•UBS to Buy Credit Suisse in Bid to Halt Banking Crisis; UBS Buys Credit Suisse in Emergency Rescue Deal; Ethos CEO: This may Create an Unwelcome Precedent; Xi Jinping Arrives in Moscow for Talks with Vladimir Putin; China's President Xi makes State Visit to Moscow; U.S. Stocks Mixed after Weekend of Emergency Action. Aired 9-10a ET

•Major U.S. Banks Offer $30B Lifeline to First Republic Bank; At Least 310 People Detained Thursday Night; Rogoff: It's a Difficult Global Situation to Navigate; Regional Bank Stocks Fall, Despite Aid to First Republic; Luxury Hotel Used in "The White Lotus" sees Bookings Surge; Potentially Toxic Red Tide Threatening Florida's West Coast. Aired 9-10a ET

•Soon: European Central Bank to Announce Rate Decision; Chinese Billionaire Charged in Alleged $1B Fraud Scheme; Hooper: Hike Shows Inflation is ECB's Main Concern; Tusk: Social Media Platforms should Inform Regulators of Spike in Online Bank Chatter; Fighting to end the Business of Human Trafficking; European Stocks Hold onto Gains after ECB Hike. Aired 9- 10a ET

•Credit Suisse Shares Crash as Saudi Bank Rules out more Funds; FinTech Company BREX on the Aftermath of SVB's Collapse; BREX CO-CEO: We're Constantly Monitoring Risk; Wall Street Opens Lower Amid Fresh Banking Concerns; Goodyear CEO: We're well-positioned for Industry Turnaround; Global Stocks Fall Amid new Banking Fears. Aired 9-10a ET

•Bank Admits "Material Weakness" in Financial Reporting; U.S. Stocks Rally on Bank Turnaround, CPI Data; Zandi: Inflation is Moving in the Right Direction; A look at Taiwan's Significance to the U.S. and China. Aired 9- 10a ET

•Biden: I will ask Congress to Strengthen Rules on Banks; U.S. Banking Authorities Scramble to Prevent Crisis; HSBC Buys SVB's UK Business for just over $1; Meghji: Analytic Models should have Predicted Issues; Kalb: This is a Banking Problem, not a Tech Problem; U.S. Government Vows to Rescue Depositors after Two Banks Fail. Aired 9-10a ET

•SVB Bank Shares Suspended for News Pending; Xi Jinping Secures Unprecedented Third Term as President; Unemployment Rate Raises to 3.6 Percent in February; Shares of Financial Firms Pressured Amid SVB Woes; Hospitality Giant IHG says Demand Rebounding Strongly; Asteroid has "Small Chance" of Hitting Earth in 2046. Aired 9-10a ET

•Netherlands Blocks Sales of Chip-Printing Machines to China; Biden to Propose Reducing Deficit by $3 Trillion Over 10 Years; Justanswer Helps Develop New Air Defense System in Ukraine; New AI Tool Impersonates Anyone's Voice; How AI can Change the Words Actor say; Three Arrested for "Sushi Terrorism" Pranks in Japan. Aired 9-10a ET

•Zelenskyy Invites U.S. House Speaker to Ukraine; Celebrating Women Leaders of Major Institutions; Okonjo-Iweala: Many Countries are being Left Out of Trade; ADP Report Shows U.S. Jobs Growth still Strong; Impossible Foods Launches its Leanest Beef Product; Musk Apologizes to Former Twitter Staffer with Disability. Aired 9-10a ET

•Ukraine Lashes Out after Video for POW Being Executed; Battle for K- Pop Agency SM Entertainment Heating Up; Lego CEO: We have to Renew Ourselves Constantly; Powell to Discuss Fed's Fight to Tame Inflation; ZOOX CEO: We know we are Changing the Landscape; Twitter Employee Tweets Musk to Ask: Am I Fired. Aired 9-10a ET

•Russians on Cusp of taking a City for First Time in 8 Months; Parents Protest after Attacks on Schoolgirls; Miller: Chinese Consumer Spending in Services to Rise; Important Week Ahead for U.S. Investors; Gonsalves: I Wanted to show Love and Connection to Animals; Chris Rock Addresses Will Smith's Oscar Slap. Aired 9-10a ET

•New Delhi Meeting Ends Without Joint Declaration; HYBE Chair Gives Behind the Scenes Look at K-Pop Industry; Thank You Paul LA Monica for 22 Years of Excellence; Sentencing in Murdaugh Murder Trial Expected Soon; Alex Murdaugh Sentencing Hearing for Murders of Wife and Son; Judge Addresses Alex Murdaugh at his Sentencing Hearing. Aired 9-10a ET

•Ukraine: Russian Forces Making Gains in Bakhmut; IAEA Reiterates Concerns about Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Plant; Entrepreneurs Face Challenges in Both Nations as War Continues; Biden Administration Approves Selling Missiles for F-16s to Taiwan; Blinken: No Country can Tackle Drug Problem Alone; Blinken: If China Helps Russia, It's a Serious Problem. Aired 9-10a ET