U.S. and Ukraine strike economic deal tied to aid and minerals
The United States and Ukraine announced an economic partnership after weeks of pressure from President Trump for Kyiv to repay Washington for military and economic help. The pact aims to unlock Ukraine’s growth assets, access rare minerals, and create a 10 year joint investment fund with new U.S. military aid counting toward the U.S. share. Ukraine’s Economy Minister Yulia Svyrydenko welcomed the agreement as a strategic investment partnership between the two governments.
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Roberts may decide the first publicly funded religious charter case
The Supreme Court weighs Oklahoma's St Isidore Catholic Virtual School amid a culture war over church state separation. Chief Justice Roberts, the pivotal vote, faces a choice that could keep the state ruling or extend public funds to religious education. Justice Barrett recused. liberals and conservatives clash over entanglement and funding implications.
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