From an update on the war between Ukraine and Russia to the crisis developing at the Texas border, swipe through for today's top news stories.

Zelenskiy Asked Ukraine’s Top General to Quit and He Refused

(Bloomberg) — Ukraine’s commander-in-chief refused to step down from his post at a meeting with President Volodymyr Zelenskiy Monday, according to people familiar with the discussions.

150 people are killed in Gaza in 24 hours, Health Ministry says

(AP News) — Gaza’s Health Ministry says 150 people have been killed in the territory in the last 24 hours and another 313 were wounded as Israeli forces continue to battle militants, even in the northern part of the territory.

As judges mull presidential immunity, Trump reaps the benefits of delay

(Politico) — For over three weeks, the D.C. Circuit has been sitting on a potentially decisive question. Whether Donald Trump faces a potential prison sentence in 2024 is at the mercy of a federal appeals court that’s operating on its own schedule — at a time when every day matters.

Texas Gov. Greg Abbott is defying a US Supreme Court order

(LA Times) — Texas’ continuing dispute with the federal government over immigration enforcement goes to the very heart of our constitutional system. Gov. Greg Abbott, and those who are cheering him on, are challenging not only federal authority but also the power of the Supreme Court and ultimately the supremacy of the Constitution itself.

Hezbollah militia in Iraq says it will halt all attacks against American forces in region

(UPI) — The largest Iran-backed militia in Iraq, Kataib Hezbollah, has unexpectedly said it will cease its attacks on the U.S. military in retaliation for the war in Gaza out of respect to the Iraqi government.