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Louisiana becomes the first state to mandate displaying the Ten Commandments in all public school classrooms. The move, led by a GOP-controlled Legislature and a new governor, sparks debate over constitutionality. Supporters argue for its historical value beyond religion.










 

North Korea's leader Kim Jong-un has pledged full support for Russia's war in Ukraine, following a warning by the US. Kim Jong-un, who previously supplied arms to Moscow, met with Putin in Pyongyang. The summit aims to deepen trade and security ties to offset US sanctions on the two regimes. Putin was warmly welcomed by Kim and received a hug from him.

 

Democratic strategists suggest that if Joe Biden fails to face off with Trump or his polling numbers continue to decline, a united front of liberal grandees could force him out, posing a high-risk process.

CNN announced rules for the June 27 presidential debate, including a lack of a studio audience, muted microphones, and standard podium attendance. Candidates must bring a pen, paper, and water. The network doubts candidates other than Biden and Trump qualify for debates.

 

The House voted to hold Attorney General Merrick Garland in contempt for withholding President Biden's interview audio in a classified documents case. The 216-207 vote was split along party lines, with only one Republican, Rep. David Joyce, voting against it.










 

Just five months before a rematch election between President Biden and former President Donald Trump, things are tough for the current president. With consistently low approval ratings, Biden barely keeps up with Trump in national polls and trails behind him in most swing states (though there's been a bit of positive movement lately).