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Much of the war in Ukraine is far away from the public gaze and cameras, especially the frontlines in the eastern Donbas region. The BBC has been following Ukraine’s 28th Mechanised Brigade in the area as it clears mines and builds roads to the frontlines. Documentary-maker Jamie Roberts strapped helmets with cameras to the unit, and he has given Newsnight’s Joe Inwood exclusive footage of the unit.

Chef Andrew Gruel discusses how California's minimum wage hike is resulting in layoffs on ‘The Bottom Line.’

Authorities in Los Angeles are investigating the theft of around 30 million dollars from a money storage facility. Thieves broke into the building on Easter Sunday undetected - the missing money wasn't discovered until workers opened the vault on Monday. The facility stores cash from local businesses. DW spoke to Journalist and crime reporter Jon Baird who was on the scene of the heist in Los Angeles.

In an exclusive interview with Bloomberg News Editor-In-Chief John Micklethwait, Argentina’s Libertarian president Javier Milei backed off of his criticism on China, one of his country's largest trade partners and creditors. Just last year he described China as a "murderous regime." They spoke in Buenos Aires on April 4.

Forbes: At his campaign event in Grand Rapids, Michigan, former President Trump won the endorsement of the Police Officers Association of Michigan.

Legendary boxer Mike Tyson discusses his return to the ring at 58 years old in a hotly anticipated showdown against Jake Paul on 'Hannity.'

Al Jazeera: Taiwan has been hit by the strongest earthquake there in 25 years. Four people were killed as the magnitude 7.2 quake caused some buildings to collapse. Tsunami warnings issued in Japan and the Phillippines were quickly lifted.

Biden-Harris Campaign Communications Director Michael Tyler was asked about the Campaign's message for voters about violent crime in the US, and the perception of crime during the Biden Presidency.

There is rising tension in South Africa over illegal migration - and it's dominating the political agenda in the run up to next month's general election. The government claims it's tightening security on its borders. But the BBC visited the country's busiest crossing post and witnessed migrants crossing unchallenged.

Israel is certainly taking on all comers. Monday's air strike on Damascus that killed three senior Iranian commanders is the most spectacular of its kind since Hamas's October 7 attacks. We ask about Tehran's response, whether it will try to draw in the United States, and – after months of cross-border rocket exchanges between Israel and Lebanon – about the risk of all-out war on a second front.

Former Assistant Treasury Secretary Monica Crowley discusses the top voting issues for the American people on 'Varney & Co.'

Turkey's president Recep Tayyip Erdogan and his conservative AK party have suffered a major blow in local elections. Turkey's main opposition party, the secular CHP, claimed victory in key cities, including Istanbul and the capital Ankara. Erdogan called the setback a "loss of altitude" and said his party would "analyse" the message the people had given him. The votes are seen as a bellwether of support for Erdogan after his twenty years in power.

FOX 10 Phoenix: A strong seismic event shook Taiwan's east coast in the early hours of Wednesday, April 3, leading to numerous tsunami alerts across the region. The U.S. Geological Survey reports that the point of origin of the tremor was at a location approximately 11 miles to the southwest of Hualien City.

Germany has partly decriminalised the use of marijuana. Under the new rules, which came into force on 1 April, over 18s can possess up to 25g of cannabis in public, and adults can grow up to three plants per household. But people will not be allowed to smoke cannabis within sight of schools, sports centres or in "pedestrian zones" between 7:00 and 20:00. Supporters of the law-change say it will help kill the black market and improve quality control, while police unions are warning of real-world harm.

A 'Mornings with Maria' panel discusses Trump posting bond and the 2024 election heating up.

Forbes Breaking News: Gov. Ron DeSantis (R-FL) slams President Biden for recognizing Transgender Day of Visibility on Easter Sunday.

New reports allege the federal probe into Sean "Diddy" Combs could expand to include reinvestigating a 1999 shooting outside a New York City night club. Leah Gordone, founder of Black Girl News, recently produced a documentary about the shooting. She joined "Vargas Reports" on Monday.

A US-based charity blamed Israel on Tuesday for a strike that killed seven of its staff unloading food brought to the war-torn Gaza Strip by sea to help alleviate looming famine. The group World Central Kitchen said it was pausing operations after the "targeted Israeli strike" killed Gaza aid workers on Monday. "They thought that they were safe, because the three-car convoy that they were in had markings that said 'World Central Kitchen'", said FRANCE 24's Rob Parsons, reporting from Hebron, West Bank.

Barstools Sports founder Dave Portnoy joins ‘The Claman Countdown’ to discuss the company’s latest deal with DraftKings, the NCAA tournament, his new dog ‘Miss Peaches,’ and more.

Fox News's Peter Doocy questions Karine Jean-Pierre about the issue of squatters.

Turkey's main opposition party has claimed big election victories in the main cities of Istanbul and Ankara. The results are a significant blow for Recep Tayyip Erdogan, who had hoped to regain control of the cities less than a year after he claimed a third term as president. He led the campaign to win in Istanbul, where he grew up and became mayor. But Ekrem Imamoglu, who first won the city in 2019, scored a second victory for the secular opposition CHP.

Israel is facing the largest protests since the war in Gaza began as pro-Palestine demonstrators demand a ceasefire and a hostage deal. Correspondent Joe Khalil joins "NewsNation Now" to discuss the latest demonstrations as some raise questions about where protesters are receiving their funding from.

US Secretary of State Antony Blinken on Tuesday said Washington has urged Israel to carry out a swift, thorough and impartial investigation into an Israeli airstrike that killed seven people working for the World Central Kitchen charity in Gaza. Blinken arrived in Paris for talks with senior officials including President Emmanuel Macron just hours after the Washington-based NGO was struck by an Israeli airstrike in central Gaza, adding pressure on Washington to toughen its stance in the war between Israel and Hamas.

US Secretary of State Antony Blinken will discuss support for Ukraine during talks in Paris next week with French President Emmanuel Macron, the State Department announced Wednesday. France is among the major military suppliers to Ukraine, which is facing an onslaught of Russian attacks. FRANCE 24's Leela Jacinto tells us more.

Tunnel to Towers CEO Frank Siller and Barstool Sports CEO Dave Portnoy joined 'Fox & Friends' to discuss how they are taking action to help the family of slain NYPD officer Jonathan Diller, who leaves behind a wife and a baby.