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Secretary of State Marco Rubio began a two-day trip to Eastern Europe today.

He's now in Hungary where he's expected to meet with President Victor Orban tomorrow.

NPR's Michelle Kellerman reports he was asked about a report that says Russia poisoned the late Russian opposition leader Alexi Navalny.

Secretary Rubio is visiting Slovakia and Hungary, two European Union countries that lean toward Russia and rely on Russian energy.

And it was in Slovakia where he was asked why he didn't sign on to an investigation into the Navalny poisoning by other European partners.

He says the five allies came to their own conclusions based on their own intelligence reports.

We don't have any reason to question it or we're not disputing or getting into a fight with these countries over it,

but it was their report and they put that out there.

Rubio says their findings were troubling.

Russia has denied

responsibility for Navalny's death two years ago in a Siberian prison. Michelle Kellerman, NPR News,

Budapest. White House Borders are Tom Homan says he's removing most federal agents from Minneapolis

this week. Agents had shot and killed two U.S. citizens during their enforcement operations in the city last

month, prompting demands they be withdraw and there be restrictions on how they do their job.

Democrats say they should stop detaining people on racial grounds.

They should wear identification and they should stop wearing masks.

Holman rejected those demands this morning on CBS.

I'll let the White House and members of Congress fight that out, but I think some of the

asks are just, I think they're unreasonable because there is no racial profiling, there is

identifying marks. But masks, you know,

while they talk about maybe passing legislation, they make it illegal to docks at agents

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