Israeli forces make major advance toward Gaza City, how realistic is a weapons shortage, and selling a haunted house.

Israel intensifies bombing on multiple fronts, Biden and Netanyahu agree to continue flow of aid into Gaza, and wise ways to ward off the blues.

Mix of drones and brute force shows warfare's future, why owning a car is becoming more expensive, and how Lunchables ended up on school lunch trays.

President Biden calls Hamas attacks the deadliest day for Jews since the Holocaust as US death toll ticks up, online hate surges after Hamas attacks Israel, and concerts are the new travel destination.

Russia plays down progress in peace talks, President Biden is expected to tap oil reserves to control rising gasoline prices, and should you pay your taxes with a credit card to get points.

Ukraine proposes neutral status with guarantees, severe storms, tornadoes target millions across the U.S., and things you should do before quitting your job.

Paul Sonne from the Washington Post and Gordon Deal discuss what needs to happen for Russian President Vladimir Putin to change course in Ukraine.

Ketanji Brown Jackson faces more questions in Supreme Court, NATO estimates steep Russian losses, and man suits up in dinosaur costume for Ukrainian children at Poland train station.

Russia's assault on Ukraine uproots 10 million people, how to survive inflation and save money, and internet-famous cat Stepan escapes from Ukraine.

Russian disinformation is still running rampant on social media. Kari Paul from The Guardian joined us this morning with look at why.

President Biden calls Russia's Putin a 'war criminal' over invasion of Ukraine, Ukraine's Zelensky makes his case to Congress, and here comes the money as March Madness returns.

White House faces growing impatience on Capitol Hill, President Biden finds hands tied on Ukraine, and stop these bad smartphone habits.

Egypt strikes Islamic State targets in Libya, suspected Copenhagen gunman is killed and the White House's plan to kill the password.

Russia ramps up attacks in effort to seize strategically key port city, Senate passes $1.5 trillion spending bill, and Steph Curry surprised a devastated fan who didn't get to see him play.

Russian airstrike hits maternity hospital in Ukrainian city of Mariupol, Democrats embrace politically risky strategy on rising gas prices, and Is it OK to use cheap regular gas in your car.

Economic ties between nations are being called into question as the war in Ukraine rages on. Patricia Cohen from the New York Times takes us behind the headline.

President Biden bans imports of Russian oil, natural gas, fighting in Ukraine forces two million to flee as Russia presses offensive, and a rescue team evacuates premature American twins from Kyiv in a daring mission.

Russian troops advance on Kyiv as Ukrainian leader pleads for help, what affect will the Ukraine invasion have on U.S. business, and how to help the people of Ukraine right now.

President Trump threatens Iran with more retaliation, multiple dead and dozens hurt as crash shuts down 86 miles of Pennsylvania Turnpike, and Australian bushfires spark global knitting frenzy.

The Wall Street Journal's Ruth Simon breaks down how the U.S.-China trade war is beginning to impact the globe.

How should the U.S. react to Iran's provocation? Gordon Deal discusses with Harvard Kennedy School Professor Matthew Bunn.

Patrick Tucker from Defense One explains how the U.S. plans for the future of wars.

The Wall Street Journal's Jerry Seib talks about Trump's struggles when it comes to Afghanistan.

Jonathan Cheng, the Wall Street Journal's Seoul Bureau Chief, joins us to discuss the latest on North Korea.

Eric Schmitt from the New York Times tells us that U.S. troops in Eastern Europe are re-learning Cold War-era skills.