U.S. and Western officials are finalizing plans to impose a cap on Russian oil prices amid a warning from the World Bank that any plan will need active participation of emerging market economies to be effective. Officials said no price range has been decided yet, however media reports say in line with the historical average of $63-64 a barrel. President Joe Biden sees the price cap as a way to cut oil revenues for Russia, a major source of its funding for its war against Ukraine, while keeping Russian oil flowing and avoiding global price spikes.

RUSSIA ISN'T THE ONLY ONE TO BLAME FOR RISING OIL PRICES

A second woman has come forward alleging Georgia Republican Senate candidate Herschel Walker pressured her into having an abortion against her wishes. The woman, only identifying as "Jane Doe," claims that the former NFL running back drove her to a Dallas abortion clinic in the 1990s to have the operation. The woman said that she and Walker left the clinic after she could not go through with the procedure, moving her to tears. She said that Walker was unmoved and drove her back to the clinic and pressuring her to get the abortion.

HEAR WHAT WALKER IS SAYING ABOUT THE LATEST CHARGES

Ready to get away? National Geographic released its top 35 travel destinations list for 2023 as more Americans say they plan to travel in the coming year. According to AAA's 2023 travel predictions report, trends show people plan to travel more overall next year and that their "appetite for international travel has returned." The list has five themed categories including "adventure, culture, nature, family and community."

SEE HOW MANY US LOCATIONS MADE NAT GEO'S TOP 35 LIST

What is the most visited city in the world? Which nation tops the list?

Wednesday's answer:  The largest earthquake ever recorded in the US was a magnitude 9.2 that struck Prince William Sound, Alaska in 1964.