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Russia detains French citizen accused of gathering military intelligence

Putin’s propaganda attack on Zelenskyy aimed to incite power struggle in Ukraine

D-Day at 80: Festivities and reflections on alliance and peace

Ukrainian law does not give the parliament, Verkhovna Rada, the authority to lift martial law, only the president can issue a decree to revoke it. But the law legally bars the president from lifting martial law while Ukraine is under attack tha

Will Trump go to prison? Experts weigh in

As world leaders and aging veterans gathered Thursday for D-Day ceremonies on the beaches of Normandy, France, towns across the region held their own celebrations, commemorating the 80th anniversary of the 1944 Allied landings. Lisa Bryant repo

Veterans honored during 80th anniversary of D-Day invasion

Former U.S. President Donald Trump faces the prospect of prison time after a New York jury convicted him of falsifying business records. The legal process casts uncertainty on his campaign and future election chances. Tina Trinh reports from Ne

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A small number of U.S. World War II veterans, all in their late 90s and early 100s, returned to Normandy, France, 80 years after the largest invasion in history. VOA’s Kane Farabaugh reports.

Putin: Any deal to free American journalist must benefit Moscow

EU elections could shape future of European support for Ukraine

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Citizens of 27 European Union countries are choosing new representatives starting Thursday. The voting could shape the state of democracy within the EU and decide the bloc's global role, especially in Ukraine. Eastern Europe Bureau Chief Myrosl

We cover the historic trial of former President, Donald Trump, found guilty of 34 counts in a NY court. Plus, Jury selection begins in the federal gun charge case against Joe Biden’s son, Hunter Biden. Global Conflicts updates on Israel’s wa

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Dozens killed in UN school in Gaza

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Dozens of people were killed in an Israeli strike on a UN school in Gaza. The Israeli military says that Hamas was using the school as a base. Israeli and Palestinian children are both looking at long term psychological ramifications, both from

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Spain joins South Africa UN case

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Jurors in Hunter Biden trial hear more from clerk who sold him gun at center of case

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WILMINGTON, Delaware — Jurors at Hunter Biden's criminal trial heard more Thursday from the former gun store clerk who sold him the .38-caliber Colt revolver at the center of the case. The clerk testified Wednesday that he watched as Preside

Boeing's Starliner spacecraft detects leaks on journey to ISS

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Biden on D-Day: West won’t abandon Ukraine

SpaceX's mega rocket completes its fourth test flight from Texas without exploding

COLLEVILLE-SUR-MER, FRANCE — U.S. President Joe Biden on Thursday marked the solemnity of the 80th anniversary of the D-Day landing of Allied troops on the shores of Normandy by vowing that the United States and NATO would not abandon support f

Teacher using technology to overcome Pacific Islands education gaps

Boca Chica, Texas — SpaceX's mega Starship rocket completed its first full test flight Thursday, returning to Earth without exploding after blasting off from Texas. The previous three test flights ended in explosions of the rocket and the sp

US pediatrician aids Ukraine’s traumatized children

According to the National Center for Education Statistics, high school students who identify as Pacific Islanders have one of the highest dropout rates in the United States. But an immigrant teacher in the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana I

Kabul’s Chinatown: A marketplace for Chinese products

The war in Ukraine has left much of the population traumatized in some way. Children can have a rough time. That’s why US pediatrician and activist Irwin Redlener founded Ukraine Children’s Action Project – designed to get Ukrainian children ac