SCOTUS to rule on birthright citizenship; Witkoff meets Ukrainian negotiators in Miami, and more

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  Our Top Stories America's State Department said that Donald Trump's special envoy,

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  Steve Wittkopf, and the President's son-in-law,

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  Jared Kushner,

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  were continuing talks with Ukrainian officials in Miami on a framework for a deal to end the war between Russia and Ukraine.

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  It said the two had constructive discussions with the Ukrainian negotiator,

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  Rustam Ulmerov, on Thursday and Friday.

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  Another major Russian drone and missile attack on Friday night struck Ukrainian power facilities.

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  Mr Putin pledged closer cooperation on trade and energy with Narendra Modi,

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  India's Prime Minister, during a two-day trip to India.

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  The Russian president promised uninterrupted fuel shipments to India,

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  despite pressure from America or Mr Modi to stop Russian imports.

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