Decades ago, Brazilian women made a discovery.

They could have an abortion without a doctor, thanks to a tiny pill.

That pill spawned a global movement, helping millions of women have safe abortions regardless of the law.

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Live from NPR News in New York City, I'm Dwa Halisa Kautau. President Trump says he's been

briefed on the shootings in Minnesota. In a post on his official truth social account,

he said such horrific violence will not be tolerated in the United States of America. Meanwhile, police in Minnesota, along with the

FBI, are continuing to search for a suspect who posed as a police officer and killed Melissa

Hortman, a top Democratic lawmaker and her husband at their home.

Another lawmaker, state Senator John Hoffman and his wife were also shot and wounded.

At this time, we had asked the public if you do locate him to or see him to call 911.

Do not approach him. You should consider him armed and dangerous. And you should call 911 immediately

with the information. That's Drew Evans, the Bureau of Criminal Apprehension Superintendent.

Russian President Vladimir Putin is among world leaders wishing President Trump a happy birthday.

Putin congratulated Trump in a phone call during which the two leaders also touched on

current international crises from Moscow and PERS Charles Mainz reports.

According to Kremlin advisor, Yuri Ushakov, Putin and Trump spoke for nearly an hour,

the majority of which was spent on the conflict between Israel and Russia's ally in Iran.

The Russian leader condemned Israel's military operation

while expressing concern about a possible escalation of the conflict throughout the Middle East.

Putin reiterated Russian offers to serve as a potential mediator, including in the U.S.'s

own efforts to limit any Iranian nuclear weapons program.

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