We start the day's other headlines in Berlin where President Biden said Western

allies must keep aid flowing to Ukraine even as the US heads towards a pivotal

election next month. Biden met with the leaders of Germany, France, and the UK

to discuss the wars in Ukraine and the Middle East, but the possibility of another

Trump presidency loomed large. The former president this week signaled that Ukraine's

president, Lohmer Zolinsky, was partly to blame for Russia's war and has

questioned America's support for Kyiv. Speaking alongside his host, German Chancellor Olaf Schultz, Biden said

Ukraine's allies must stand strong. America and Germany are the two largest

supporters of Ukraine and its fight for survival as a free and

independent nation.

As Ukraine faces a tough winner, we must, we must sustain our our resolve our effort and our support as he was

leaving Germany Biden told reporters that there is no consensus on allowing

Ukraine to use Western supplied weapons to strike deep into Russian territory.

That is part of President Zolinsky's so-called Victory Plan, which he says is necessary to end the war.

Here in the war.

Here in the U.S. a federal judge unsealed nearly 2,000 pages of documents filed by special

counsel Jack Smith in the 2020 election interference case against former President Donald Trump.

The evidence is mostly redacted, with entire pages labeled simply as sealed.

But US District Court Judge Tanya Chutkin denying a request by Trump's lawyers to keep the documents

under Raps, wrote that, quote, withholding could itself constitute or appear to be election interference.

Prior to the release, Trump blasted Chuckin

on a right-wing podcast, calling her a, quote,

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