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tonight tiger woods all but certain to make the cut at the genesis invitational. it is his first tournament, his first time back at the tournament he hosted two years after the car crash that left him badly injured and away from the sport he loves. that is it for us. the news continues. new cnn exclusive reporting, the u.s. about to put russian intelligence services on notice. this is russia's best hope for winning on the battlefield. it appears to be crumbling tonight's. plus new details about just how worried fox news was about telling the truth to their viewers. -- about to sail...

plus fox news exposed. new details about just how worried the network was about telling the truth to their viewers. and defying the odds. a nurse from hawaii about to sail solo around the globe before her incurable disease makes it impossible. she's my guest. let's go out front. and good evening. i'm erin burnett. "outfront" tonight, cracking down. cnn is exclusively learning that the united states is planning to crack down on russia and russian intelligence services for efforts to circumvent u.s. sanctions. we understand this will be coming next week and it's as putin's best hope ...

military calling calling out putin. an armored train equipped with high tech administration system drops him out in front of his house, the results of president biden of physical has been released doctors say he's physically healthy but the white house will not say if he took a cognitive test. how come? and access into an american production factory, ramped up to the max a race against time a report you'll see first here, let's go time it out on the calling the wagner group, publically blaming putin's generals for for the winning the battle of bakhmut, the battle of daily hand-in-h...

Soldiers of the Ukrainian Armed Forces are massively refusing to perform combat tasks, according to records of radio surveillance of wounded Ukrainian soldiers.

After conducting audits on around 40 military units, the Defense Ministry discovered that over Hr 123 million ($3.4 million) in additional compensation had been unjustifiably paid out.