Ron DeSantis is out. We don't have a clear path to victory.

And the Republican presidential contest is down to two,

Mickey Haley and Donald Trump, which one is a better fit for primary voters in New Hampshire.

I mean Martinez, that's Steve Insky, and this is up first from NPR News.

India's Prime Minister inaugurates a Hindu temple on the site where Hindu nationalists had

torn out a mosque.

What does the government-led ceremony say about a diverse country which says it offers

equal rights to all?

And in this country, Democrats are launching an abortion rights campaign.

President Biden and Vice President Harris

marked the anniversary of a constitutional right,

the Supreme Court overturned.

How could the issue shape this year's elections?

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