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Live from NPR News in Washington, I'm Janine Herbst.

Emory University in Atlanta says there's an active shooter situation on campus

and it's warning people to shelter in place.

Law enforcement are on the scene. The school is

on lockdown. This is a developing situation. President Trump says he'll meet with Russian President

Putin soon, and that the two agreed on a date and a site for the face-to-face meeting to talk about a

ceasefire to Russia's war in Ukraine. Europe wants to see peace. The European leaders want to see peace.

President Putin, I believe, wants to see peace.

And he says Ukrainian President Zelensky also wants to see peace,

but Trump says both sides will have to relinquish land.

There'll be some swapping of territories to the betterment of both.

This, as Trump hosted the leaders of Azerbaijan and Armenia at the White House,

for the signing of a joint resolution, a framework for a peace deal aimed at ending decades of

bloody conflict between the two countries. The police forces of several federal agencies have mobilized

in Washington, D.C. after a former Trump administration staffer was badly beaten last week in an

attempted carjacking, after Trump took to social media saying crime in D.C. is out of control.

But as N.P.R. Meg reports, crime in the city is actually falling.

Motor vehicle theft in the district is at the same level it was at this time last year.

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