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Ukraine’s peace summit could be a game-changer  

This summer, more than ever, Ukraine urgently needs the strongest possible reaffirmation of the West’s diplomatic, security and economic support.  

Donalds says media ‘twisted’ his words about Jim Crow era

Rep. Byron Donalds (R-Fla.) said late Wednesday that the media “twisted” his words about the Jim Crow era remarks he laid out during a campaign event earlier this week. Donalds seemed to suggest while speaking at a “Congress, Cognac, and Cigars” event in Philadelphia that Black families were better off during the Jim Crow era...

How to restore abortion rights in every state in America

The Dobbs decision cannot be allowed to stand. 

Our culture’s trashing of boys and men is having toxic consequences

They are falling through the cracks in most metrics of their education, in the workplace, with their ability to thrive and, increasingly, even to survive.

On D-Day, from cynicism to hope: Reconnecting with the soul of America  

Americans need to be reminded that our shared values far outweigh our differences.

Ukraine’s D-Day: How will our decisions be viewed 80 years from now?

The war Ukraine is fighting is the same war in defense of liberty that the men of D-Day fought on behalf of us all and future generations to come.

‘Strawberry Moon’ will appear just after summer solstice

June's full moon is known as the "Strawberry Moon" because it's the season for wild strawberries.

‘Out of control’ container ship prompts bridge closure, evacuation in South Carolina

An investigation is underway after a large container ship lost the ability to control its engines in Charleston Harbor, prompting a temporary closure of the Arthur Ravenel Jr. Bridge.

Biden to veterans in Normandy: ‘You saved the world’

President Biden met with veterans who landed on the shores of Normandy beaches on Thursday to mark the 80th anniversary of D-Day. The president and first lady Jill Biden stood in a small gazebo that looked out on Omaha beach and each veteran was announced and brought up to them by an active servicemember. The...

Morning Report — Election-messaging bills dominate Capitol Hill agenda

It’s all about the messaging. Five months out from Election Day, that sentiment is clear on both sides of the aisle on Capitol Hill. Congressional leaders in both parties are sending strong signals with upcoming votes in the House and Senate, tying legislation to election year priorities. IN THE SENATE, Republicans on Wednesday blocked consideration...

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