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President Trump is preparing to travel to Georgia, the battleground state that's at the center of his false claims that the 2020 election was stolen.

He repeated those claims Wednesday during a White House reception marking Black History Month.

Trump is to deliver remarks on the economy in Rome, Georgia Thursday afternoon.

His visit to the state comes less than a month after federal agencies' voting records and ballots from heavily Democratic Fulton County.

President Trump's Board of Peace set to meet for the first time on Thursday in Washington, D.C.

The White House says representatives of more than 40 nations will participate.

Twenty-seven have formally joined.

but only one, Indonesia, has so far committed to sending troops to a stabilization force for Gaza.

Tech CEO Mark Zuckerberg told a jury that it's very difficult to enforce Instagram's minimum age policies.

NPR's Bobby Allen reports on Zuckerberg's testimony at a Los Angeles trial over teen addiction to social media.

In California, authorities say eight backcountry skiers are confirmed dead after an avalanche near in the Lake Tahoe area.

One skier remains missing.

From member station KUNR, Maria Palma reports.

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No sign of a breakthrough in the latest U.S.-brokered talks over Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

Wednesday's talks in Geneva were the third round organized by the U.S.

after meetings earlier this year in Abu Dhabi.

Both sides say Wednesday's talks were difficult.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky is accusing Russia of trying to drag out the negotiations while it presses its invasion.