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senators are speaking out after a grand jury in Washington, D.C.

rejected federal prosecutors' efforts to indict them and others over a video they released.

One of the targeted lawmakers is Senator Mark Kelly of Arizona.

Kelly appeared with Senator Alyssa Slotkin of Michigan.

They were part of a group that recently released a video advising members of the U.S.

military not to follow unlawful orders.

The video drew swift rebukes from President Trump, who called their action treasonous.

Ukrainian authorities say a Russian attack almost killed an entire family, including three children.

Dozens of people have been wounded in drone attacks against Ukraine over the past day.

NPR's Eleonora Beardsley reports the attacks come as diplomatic activity intensifies to end the war with trilateral talks involving Ukraine, the U.S.

and Russia.

From Washington, this is NPR News.

A new study finds 71% of tested baby foods are ultra-processed, also known as UPFs.

All contain additives and are high in sugars and salt.

According to the findings published in Nutrients, flavor enhancers, thickeners, emulsifiers, and colors were the most common UPF marker additives present in the products commercially available for infants.

There's mounting research that links additives to disruptions in the health of the gut, inflammation, and illness.

A researcher in Texas says he has found a way to reduce toxins in cotton seeds, which are rich in protein but inedible to most animals.

Michael Marks with Harvest Public Media has details.

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