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Jill Biden sees East Africa drought up close

First Lady Jill Biden connected with Maasai women on the fifth and final day of her trip to Kenya, listening to their stories about an ongoing drought. With a sixth failed rainy season anticipated in the area, farmers and families are getting worried. Biden stated that the United States has provided 70% of the funds sent to help those affected, and urged the rest of the world to assist the Kenyan people.

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Moldova: Anti-government protest stirs fears of more unrest

Thousands showed up to an anti-government protest Tuesday, demanding that Moldova stay out of the Russian-Ukrainian War. This was the second protest in the area organized by "Movement for the People", a group calling for the President to step down. While controversial, Moldova's Russian-friendly Shor Party supports their efforts.

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Rep. Elissa Slotkin entering race to succeed retiring Michigan Democratic Sen. Debbie Stabenow

Rep. Elissa Slotkin has become the first Democrat to officially enter the 2024 Senate race. Slotkin hopes to replace Debbie Stabenow, the current Michigan Senator, who will not be running for reelection. With approximately $130,000 in her campaign account, Slotkin is eager to lead the next generation of leaders into the Senate.