Korva Coleman

President Trump's envoys met Russian President Vladimir Putin yesterday in Moscow.

They discussed a peace plan to end Russia's war in Ukraine.

The plan had been edited with input from Ukrainian and European diplomats.

The Kremlin says Putin accepted some proposals and rejected others, but Moscow insists it's still ready to talk.

NATO officials are meeting in Brussels.

The foreign minister of Estonia, Margus Sakne, says Putin does not want peace.

What we see is that Putin has not changed any goals.

He's pushing more aggressively on the battlefield.

It's pretty obvious that he doesn't want to have any kind of peace.

Putin's talks with the U.S.

envoys did not achieve any breakthrough.

A survey of U.S.

diplomats finds that morale at the State Department is extremely low.

NPR's Michelle Kellerman reports this comes as President Trump has spent nearly a year in the White House.

The Department of Homeland Security says it has launched an immigration operation in New Orleans today.

The Trump administration says it is targeting violent criminals.

The FBI says it is now working with the Louisiana State Police on an operation.

This is to stop assaults on federal law enforcement officers.

Glitches in the middle of video calls may be more than annoying.

Some new experiments show that technical hiccups may undermine your success in everything from job interviews to court hearings.