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‘Enough.’: Biden signs police reform order on two-year anniversary of George Floyd killing
President Joe Biden’s policing order will restrict use of power, name for national accreditation requirements and create a database of police misconduct. &#a hundred and sixty;&#one hundred sixty;&#one hundred sixty; &#one hundred sixty;
Primary takeaways: Trump’s revenge tour falters in Georgia as Kemp, Raffensperger crush GOP rivals
Brian Kemp and Brad Raffensperger demolished their Trump-backed challengers. He sought to defeat them for rejecting his false 2020 election claims. &#one hundred sixty;&#one hundred sixty;&#one hundred sixty;
Kissinger urges Ukraine to concede disputed territory to end war: Live updates
Former Secretary of State Henry Kissinger mentioned Ukraine must give up its occupied territory and the West ought no try to crush Russia in the struggle. &#a hundred and sixty;&#one hundred sixty; &#a hundred and sixty;
Poll: Supreme Court approval nosedives after leak of draft opinion that would overturn Roe v. Wade
“Roe was once egregiously unsuitable from the beginning,” Justice Alito wrote in the leaked draft opinion that has soured views of Democrats and independents. &#a hundred and sixty;&#a hundred and sixty;&#one hundred sixty;&#one hundred sixty;
War in Ukraine is ‘not the United States’ fight,’ Defense Secretary Austin says: Live updates
Biden advised Indo-Pacific leaders Tuesday that they have been navigating “a gloomy hour in our shared historical past” due to Russia’s brutal battle. Reside updates. &#one hundred sixty; &#a hundred and sixty;
Biden riles China with promise to defend Taiwan militarily. Here’s what to know about the dispute
Biden’s Asia trip used to be the 1/3 time he’d seemed to put U.S. armed forces protection explicitly at the back of Taiwan then insist there was once no coverage alternate. &#one hundred sixty;&#one hundred sixty;
Russia unlikely to use nuclear weapons, ex-Defense Secretary Gates says: May 22 recap
Also, Ukrainian President Zelenksyy welcomed Poland’s leader to Kyiv, pronouncing the nations are “defending a standard universe called freedom.” Recap. &#one hundred sixty;&#one hundred sixty;
