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Air Force One is not just an airplane that flies the president around. It's also a White House in the air. in that you have to have secure communications, you have to be able to refuel in case there's an emergency.
President Trump says only a, quote, stupid person would say no to a free, very expensive airplane. Shaheen says she's heard private concerns from some of her Republican colleagues. Only Democrats have signed on to a resolution opposing this. Michelle Kellerman, NPR News, the State Department.
This is NPR News from Washington. A federal grand jury in Wisconsin has indicted Milwaukee County Judge Hannah Dugan. She's accused of helping a man in the U.S. without legal status of evading U.S. immigration authorities as he appeared in her courtroom. Dugan is expected in court again tomorrow to formally enter a plea. Her defense attorneys maintain her innocence.
More testimony is expected today in New York in the sex trafficking trial of hip-hop mogul Sean Diddy Combs. His ex-girlfriend, Cassie Ventura, took the stand yesterday, where she testified about how Combs exerted his control over her. NPR's Anastasia Tsilkas' report includes mentions of physical and sexual assault.
Cassie Ventura was a model and singer who signed a 10-album deal with Combs' record label when she was 19 years old. She claims that rather than releasing her music and furthering her career, Combs instead subjected her to years of physical, sexual, and emotional abuse.
On the stand, she said her main job was organizing and participating in multi-day marathons of sex and drug use directed by Combs. She added, quote, there was no space to do anything else but to recover and try to feel normal again. Combs is accused of racketeering and sex trafficking. His lawyers say domestic violence, while a crime, is not sex trafficking or racketeering.
Anastasia Tsilkas, NPR News, New York.
Ventura is expected to resume her testimony today. Wall Street futures are mixed this morning. I'm Dave Mattingly, NPR News in Washington.
Politics is a lot these days. I'm Sarah McCammon, a co-host of the NPR Politics Podcast, and I'll be the first to tell you what happens in Washington definitely demands some decoding. That's why our show makes politics as easy as possible to wrap your head around. Join us as we make politics make sense on the NPR politics podcast available wherever you get your podcasts.
On Saturday, India had actually struck some Pakistani air bases, including one near the capital Islamabad. And that prompted Pakistan to announce an intensified military operation. The fighting was ongoing until about 3 p.m. India time. And then the ceasefire was announced a little bit later. More than 70 people have been killed on both sides, most of them in Kashmir.
And these hostilities were the most serious between the two countries since 1971.
Live from NPR News in Washington, I'm Giles Snyder. Pakistan and India have been carrying out strikes and counter-strikes as Secretary of State Marco Rubio calls on both sides to re-establish direct communication to avoid miscalculation. He spoke to Pakistan's army chief and India's foreign minister today.
The fighting sparked by last month's massacre and disputed Kashmir that India blames on Pakistan.
European leaders are in Kiev today. The leaders of Britain, France, Germany and Poland arrived in the Ukrainian capital to show solidarity and to call on Russia to agree to a 30-day ceasefire. Today marks the final day of Russian leader Vladimir Putin's self-declared three-day ceasefire.
A federal judge has blocked the Trump administration's sweeping overhaul of the federal government for at least 14 days. NPR's Shannon Bond reports a judge says Trump's executive order directing agencies to conduct mass layoffs and shutter programs is likely illegal.
As the Food and Drug Administration pushes food and beverage companies that use artificial food dyes to eliminate them, regulators have approved three natural products. NPR's Yuki Noguchi reports.
This is NPR News. Newark, New Jersey Mayor Raz Baraka has been released from custody following his arrest at a federal immigration detention center that opened this week. He was arrested and charged with trespassing after he tried to enter the facility during an unannounced visit by three members of New Jersey's congressional delegation.
A Tufts University doctoral student from Turkey has been released from federal custody. Romesa Ozturk was released yesterday evening after a judge in Vermont ordered the Trump administration to free her. Ozturk's release comes as the White House says it's looking into the potential suspension of habeas corpus rights.
After President Trump fired Dr. Carla Hayden, the first African-American and woman to serve as Librarian of Congress, the company of the Broadway musical Dead Outlaw canceled their upcoming performance at the library.
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