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Zelensky's visit polarizes Washington

Ukraine's president and the USA's highest leader showed mutual trust at meetings in Washington. But the Republicans spread dark clouds over Zelensky's visit, with echoes of presidential candidate Donald Trump's threats to cut off support to Ukraine.

Zelensky's visit polarizes Washington

The White House Responds to Trump

The White House is now responding to Donald Trump, who has accused Joe Biden and Kamala Harris of bearing the blame for the attempted murder on him on Sunday. > The President and Vice President have always strongly condemned violence in all forms, says the White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre.

The White House Responds to Trump

Russia: State of Emergency in Kursk Region

Five civilians and hundreds of soldiers have lost their lives in a Ukrainian ground offensive in the Russian Kursk region, claims Russia. The country's president Vladimir Putin calls it "a large-scale provocation".

Russia: State of Emergency in Kursk Region

Israel launches attack on Hezbollah commander in Beirut

Israel has carried out an attack targeting a leading commander within Hezbollah in Lebanon's capital Beirut. At least three civilians have been killed and over 70 injured in the attack, according to Lebanon.

Israel launches attack on Hezbollah commander in Beirut

Biden has got covid: "I'm fine"

The President of the USA, Joe Biden, has tested positive for covid-19. He is now forced to interrupt his campaigning in Las Vegas and has flown home to Delaware.

Biden has got covid: "I'm fine"

The White House: Biden is not being treated for Parkinson's

USA's president Joe Biden is not being treated for Parkinson's disease. This was repeated by the White House during a press conference on Monday after questions from journalists.

The White House: Biden is not being treated for Parkinson's

The White House: Biden will "absolutely" not withdraw

Joe Biden doubts his nomination as presidential candidate, according to The New York Times. But the White House denies all talk.

The White House: Biden will "absolutely" not withdraw

It's bubbling behind Biden

A first democrat in Washington has now urged USA's president Joe Biden to throw in the towel ahead of the election in the autumn. I respectfully urge him to do so, says congressman Lloyd Doggett.

It's bubbling behind Biden