Twitter’s board agrees to sell the platform to Elon Musk, the Supreme Court hears a key free speech and religious freedom case, and what France’s presidential election means for Europe. Get the facts first on Morning Wire.

Florida’s Ron DeSantis signs bill stripping Disney of special privileges in the state, updates from the war in Ukraine, and new data shows black Americans were disproportionately the victims of increased murders in 2020. Get the facts first on Morning Wire.

With the invasion of Ukraine, Russian President Vladimir Putin has been declared an enemy of the world, and even a war criminal, but some argue Putin’s record of violence, deception, and a mysterious trail of death stretches back decades. In this special episode of Morning Wire, Ian Haworth joins us to discuss the stories of those who have dared to stand up to Putin and his deadly regime. 

Netflix’s stock price collapses after losing subscribers, China’s lockdowns could threaten our national security, and California proposes a four day work week. Get the facts first on Morning Wire.

On today’s episode, the U.S. announces a new refugee program for Ukrainians, Elon Musk secures funds to possibly take over Twitter, and Baltimore doubles down on its “alternative” approach to policing. Get the facts first on Morning Wire.

Dozens of suspected terrorists caught after crossing southern border, the IRS is now targeting earnings via cash apps, and LA homeless are dying in record numbers. Get the facts first on Morning Wire.

Florida lawmakers consider stripping Disney of its special privileges, homeowners associations fight back against corporate buyers, and the UK announces its controversial immigration partnership with Rwanda. Get the facts first on Morning Wire.

A federal judge strikes down the airline mask mandate, Russia hits Lviv with missile attacks and Ukrainians in Mariupol refuse to surrender, and crime is on the rise in Los Angeles’s wealthier neighborhoods.

President Zelensky warns that Putin may use nuclear weapons to win the war with Ukraine, Twitter defends Elon Musk’s efforts to buy the social media platform, and people are traveling again despite extended mask mandates. Get the facts first on Morning Wire.

The world’s food supply is under unprecedented pressure. The war between Russia and Ukraine is causing shortages of wheat and fertilizer, Plus record inflation, and extreme drought in California, are all combining to create the perfect food supply storm. In this special episode of Morning Wire, we break down the implications for the future of farming in California and its impact on food prices across the country.