There's been a lot of attention on loneliness lately.

16% of Americans report feeling lonely all or most of the time.

The former Surgeon General even declared a loneliness epidemic.

On It's Been a Minute, we're launching a new series called All the Lonely People,

diving deep into how loneliness shows up in our lives and how our culture shapes it.

That's on the It's Been a Minute podcast on NPR.

Live from NPR News in Washington, I'm Nora Rahm.

Ukrainians are rallying around their president, Vladimir Kaczynski,

after he was publicly berated in the White House yesterday by President Trump

and Vice President Jady Vance.

NPR's Joina Kikisis reports from Kiev.

Ukrainians made TikTok videos and posted to social media to show their support for Zelensky.

One prominent politician, Mustafa Nye, wrote on social media that the Trump administration hates Zelensky and

Ukraine and sees Ukrainians as, quote, barriers to backroom deals. At the Kiev food market,

soldier Denis Okolov, says Zelensky wants what's best for Ukraine. The main difference in that

Ukraine won't make a peace, but Trump won't make a deal.

That's a huge difference in our politics, in our vision, to how we want to end the war.

Making peace versus making a deal, he says, are two different goals.

Joanna Kikisis and PR News, Kiev.

British Prime Minister Kirstarmer is hosting a meeting of European leaders in London tomorrow

to show support for Ukraine.

Another email is being sent to federal employees,

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