an economic kacatastrophe? plus, he s known for pushing kremlin propaganda. now the head of wagner is claiming a u.s. citizen, another one, was killed in the battle for bakhmut. is he telling the truth? testimony today calling to regulate artificial intelligence, fears that malicious actors will use this amazing technology to commit fraud on a global scale. welcome to the lead. i m jake tapper. just hours before he heads overseas, president biden s trip on the world stage has already been cut short. sources telling cnn the white house has cancelled the second leg of the tour to australia, to papa new guinea. let s listen in on speaker kevin mccarthy and the white house right now. the president agreed to appoint a couple people from his administration to sit down and negotiate directly with my team so i found that to be productive personally. but we ve got a lot of work to do in a short amount of time. i wish we had been able to be in this place a hundred days ago. this is
welcome to inside politics. i m john king in washington. thank you for sharing your day with us. our borders are not open. the united states tells migrants to turn around. that after title 42 comes off the books. evidence border fults are stretched way beyond what they can handle. plus here s a debt ceiling personal tu test. the view, a cancelled big meeting pushes the country further towards default. they are more important than camera ready sit-downs. and a proposal from a gop candidate. to raise the voting age to 25 with service members and first responders. young americans should earn the right to vote. the math show it is may well be a blatant attempt to help republican odds. it s a new day at the border and one of uncertainty. both for the thousands of migrants trying to enter the united states and the personnel charged with trying to turn them away. title 42 ended and so did the power to quickly expel people who enter the united states illegally. the homeland secur
a suspect in court. the man accused of killing a homeless street artist in new york city is arraigned. his lawyer says the former marine ha his head held high, but prosecutors laid out the case against him in the case that could put him behind bars. the battle forb bakhmut in ukraine is heating up. they claim it s gaining ground in admits to losses north of the city. are the battles part of kyiv shaping the battlefield for a counteroffensive that they hope could end the war once and for all. and now what? title 42 is expire d and border officials are seeing a spike in the number of migrants trying to enter the country while the white house scrambles to patch a broken immigration system. we re following these major developing stories and many more all coming in right here to cnn news central. the man that you see here, former u.s. marine daniel penny earlier today walking out of a police precinct in new york in handcuffs. he was just arraigned and charged with second deg
will be elected by next week after a rebellion by conservative mps forced her to quit. the opposition leader labour s sir keir starmer repeats his call for a general election, saying its time for the public to decide. we can t have a revolving door of chaos we can have another experiment on the top of the tory party that is the alternative a stable labour government and the public are entitled to have their say that is why there should be a general election. this makes liz truss the shortest serving uk prime minister ever after being in office for just 44 days. borisjohnson is among mps said to be considering re election. along with rishi sunak. welcome to viewers both in the uk and around the world. the british prime minister, liz truss, has resigned. in a short statement in downing street, ms truss admitted she could no longer deliver the mandate she was elected on last month. her decision followed a meeting with the senior backbencher, sir graham brady, amid an atmospher
that is going to require president biden, who has touted his negotiating abilities, his decades in the senate as he campaigned for president, is going to require him to get into the weeds of the policies would the speaker of the house and to be in a room with him. that is what we should expect to see next week. the president is still going to be away for several days. he leaves tomorrow for japan. i don t believe he s slated to return until sunday or monday. he s going to be away for several crucial days here but those staff negotiations will certainly continue. as we ve seen, there are already some emerging areas of agreement, but also some very major sticking points with just 16 days to go until potential default. manu, one of the sticking points, it s interesting, republicans are pushing for work requirements for some government assistance. president biden initially signalled a willingness to talk about and then democratic congressional leaders like hakeem jeffries, the democratic