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NPR's Hanna Palomarenko reports from Kiev many Ukrainians remain skeptical about a possible ceasefire with Russia.

The admiral in charge of U.S.

Southern Command will retire by year's end.

NPR's Quill Lawrence reports the surprise move comes as the U.S.

builds up its forces off the Venezuelan coast.

Today is the deadline for the Trump administration to give a federal judge a list of all federal government employees...

who are being laid off.

The federal judge has temporarily halted these layoffs.

Unions for federal workers have sued the Trump administration.

Starting in January, Californians with diabetes will be able to buy low-cost insulin directly from the state's own drug label,

From member station KQED, April Demboski explains.

On Wall Street, the Dow is up more than 60 points.

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Former National Security Advisor John Bolton is at a federal courthouse in Maryland.

He's appearing in response to a federal indictment handed up yesterday.

It charges him with 18 counts of alleged mishandling of classified documents.

Madagascar's co-leader was sworn in as the African Island nation's president today.

Kate Bartlett reports he took power earlier this week following massive anti-government protests.

Artificial intelligence company OpenAI and the estate of Martin Luther King Jr.

say the company has paused the creation of fake videos of the civil rights leader.