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A group of 20 states has filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration's plan to dramatically hike visa fees for foreign workers.

NPR's Matt Bloom reports on this latest legal challenge against the policy.

State media in Belarus says the U.S.

is lifting sanctions on Belarusian potash, a key component in fertilizer.

A state news agency says President Trump's special envoy to Belarus, John Cole, made the announcement today following two days of meetings with Belarusian leader Alexander Lukashenko.

Belarus is a close ally of Russia and a major producer of potash.

Washington State Governor Bob Ferguson says his state is fortunate there have been no fatalities reported as first responders deal with a flood emergency.

literally facing historic experiencing historic levels of flooding and so this is something that the people of state of washington have not faced before photos and videos show widespread damage with entire communities and neighborhoods flooded around western and central washington state following a string of atmospheric river storms officials are warning that water levels will remain high for days and there's more rain in the forecast for tomorrow

As Republicans and Democrats gear up for the midterm elections next year, a new survey shows they are losing ground with young voters.

A newly released University of Chicago survey took in more than 5,000 young Americans ages 18 to 42.

And Pierce Elena Moore reports these voters are feeling increasingly unhappy with politics as they struggle with the high cost of living.

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President Trump says the leaders of Thailand and Cambodia have agreed to renew their truce.

Trump announced the agreement to restart their ceasefire on social media Friday, but fighting is still being reported along the border, and Thailand's leader vowed today to keep it up until Thailand no longer feels threatened.

Cambodia's defence ministry says Thailand carried out military strikes early today.

King Charles says he's making good progress with his cancer treatment and expects to reduce his treatment next year.

He gave the personal update in a televised message urging Britons to get screened for the disease, as MPR's Fatima al-Kassab reports from London.

President Trump is expected to attend this afternoon's annual Army-Navy football game, the game being played in Baltimore, as college football prepares to hand out its most prestigious award.