Congress has voted to eliminate federal funding for public media.

So what does that mean for the future?

We're figuring out the way forward.

One thing we do know is that the future for public media depends on you.

Join other listeners who've stepped up to support public radio with NPR Plus.

Sign up and get a ton of great perks.

Go to plus.npr.org. Live from NPR news in Washington,

I'm Nauram. President Trump says he has begun to arrange a meeting between Ukrainian president,

Vladimir Zelensky, and Russian president Vladimir Putin, told him to discuss bringing an end to Russia's war in Ukraine.

He said he called Putin after yesterday's meeting at the White House with Zelensky.

European leaders were also present.

French President Emmanuel Macron praised the U.S. commitment to security guarantees for Ukraine

as a key outcome.

British Prime Minister Kier Starrmer also welcomed that

development. The agreement that the coalition of willing countries, that's 30 countries, already

working together on security guarantees, will now work with the U.S. on those guarantees coordinating

and we have already commissioned our teams to do the detailed further work on that.

But he said many issues remain, including the exchange of prisoners and the return of

Ukrainian children kidnapped by Russia during the war. The FBI is adding Missouri's Attorney General

to its ranks. As St. Louis Public Radio's Jason Rosenbaum reports

Andrew Bailey comes to the investigative agency after a controversial tenure in Missouri.

Bailey is resigning in September to become the FBI's co-deputy director alongside Dan Bongino.

...