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into World War II.

A remembrance ceremony is held every year at the waterfront.

The Associated Press reports there will be no survivors present this year.

There are now 12, all over age 100 and unable to make the trip.

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The Supreme Court has announced it will hear a lawsuit against President Trump's efforts to restrict birthright citizenship, that people born in the U.S.

are U.S.

citizens.

President Trump wants to limit that to babies who have at least one parent who's a citizen or a legal permanent resident.

NPR's Ron Elfing reports the Supreme Court has shown deference to the president's policies so far.

NPR's Ron Elving.

The Pentagon has created a new Army command at Fort Bragg.

As Jay Price reports, it's part of the Trump administration's increasing foreign policy focus on the Americas and border security.

Pre-trial hearings in the case of Luigi Mangione, the 27-year-old accused of killing UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, have concluded for the week.

NPR's Sarah Ventry reports.

Ukrainian officials say Russia launched hundreds of missiles and dozens of drones against Ukraine overnight.

The attacks come as Ukrainian negotiators are in Florida for a third day of talks with US officials on finding a path to ending the war.

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Police in South Africa are searching for three suspects who may be those responsible for a mass shooting today.