Biden and NATO, Ukraine Commanders Returned, Tennessee Gender-Affirming Care Ban

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🗓️ 10 July 2023

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President Joe Biden seeks to shore up America's alliances in Europe. Ukrainian commanders released by Russia return to Ukraine. And a federal court bans gender-affirming care for Tennessee minors.

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0:00.0	I am like a real housewives free zone.
0:02.4	I watch them all.
0:03.6	Do you really?
0:04.4	Yeah.
0:05.4	We should have invested in false eyelashes.
0:07.9	We could retire.
0:09.0	All right.
0:09.6	Oh.
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0:13.8	President Biden is in Europe this morning.
0:16.2	Ukraine's plea to join NATO dominates the trip.
0:18.9	The president remains skeptical of the idea at least for now.
0:21.8	Only NATO together is really critical.
0:24.1	Will the military alliance give Ukraine a path to membership?
0:27.1	I'm Michelle Martin.
0:27.9	That's A Martina.
0:29.0	And this is up first from NPR News.
0:32.9	Five prominent Ukrainian military commanders return home
0:36.4	after they were held as prisoners of war.
0:38.7	They received a hero's welcome and now plan to return to the fight.
0:42.9	And transgender youth can no longer receive gender affirming care in Tennessee.
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