Donald Trump and Ron DeSantis trade shots just one day after the Florida governor’s bungled Twitter campaign launch, mounting questions about the investigation into Hunter Biden after an IRS whistleblower says a high-profile probe was "slow-walked", two Lululemon employees say they were fired after calling the police on shoplifters, shocking new details in the case of a mother who allegedly killed her husband and then wrote a children’s book about grief, and the pod of orcas caught on camera attacking a sailboat off the coast of Morocco.

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis announces his presidential campaign in an audio-only Twitter panel hosted by Elon Musk fraught with technical issues, music legend Tina Turner dies at 83, Tom sits down with families still grieving the victims of the Uvalde school shooting one year later, a San Francisco Board of Supervisors meeting descending into chaos as a protester threw a brick towards the stage, and the spinal implant giving a paralyzed man some of his mobility back.

NBC News is first to report that Florida Governor Ron DeSantis will announce his presidential campaign tomorrow night during a Twitter event with Elon Musk, former President Trump appears in court virtually in his New York hush money case, New York City struggles to house thousands of migrants sent to the city from the southern border, shark attacks in two states send two people to the hospital, and the cross-border graduation ceremony at San Diego State.

Debt ceiling negotiations resume in Washington as President Biden meets with G7 leaders in Japan, a Georgia prosecutor investigating former President Trump indicates a decision on charges could come as early as August, massive wildfires in Canada send dangerous clouds of black smoke into the U.S., the LA Dodgers under fire for rescinding a Pride Night honor from a drag group, and a paralyzed Virginia college student makes a special walk across the stage at his graduation.

Conflicting reports emerge about Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s claims of a “near-catastrophic car chase” through New York City, Keir Simmons explores Prince Harry’s troubled history with the press and paparazzi reflecting on his mother's death, flooding devastates northern Italy with multiple dead and a F1 Grand Prix cancelled, an ex-Apple employee is accused of taking the company’s secrets to China, and the 13-year-old boy who saved his sister from a would-be kidnapper…with a slingshot.