We start the day's other headlines at the Supreme Court, which is taking up a challenge to Colorado's ban on conversion therapies for LGBTQ plus children.

At issue is whether the Colorado law violates the free speech protections of counselors engaged in the controversial practice.

The justices have already heard arguments in a Tennessee case that examines the

legality of state bans on treating transgender minors. Also today, the court turned down a

Republican attempt to block five Democratic-led states from suing oil companies for allegedly

hiding the impact of fossil fuels on climate change. In the North Sea, a cargo ship collided with an oil tanker carrying jet fuel for the U.S. military.

The tanker was anchored off the northeastern coast of England near the port of Grimsby when it was struck this morning.

The collision triggered multiple explosions, with fuel pouring into the North Sea.

A major rescue operation ensued.

The container ship's owner says one crew member is still missing.

According to local officials, all 36 others across both vessels are safe and accounted for with one hospitalized.

An investigation into what caused the crash is now underway.

Ukrainian officials tell the Associated Press that a delegation will propose a limited ceasefire

with Russia in talks with top U.S. diplomats tomorrow. That would cover the Black Sea and long-range

missile strikes plus the release of prisoners.

They also say that Ukraine's delegation is ready to sign a deal that would allow the U.S.

access to Ukraine's rare earth minerals.

Secretary of State Marco Rubio arrived in Saudi Arabia this evening where the negotiations

will take place.

Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky, is also there.

He met with Saudi Arabia's crown prince this evening, but is not expected to join personally

in tomorrow's talks with the U.S.

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