Live from NPR News in Washington, I'm Rylan Barton. President Trump is attacking Europe again, calling America's allies weak and decaying. NPR's Mara Liason reports.

In a wide-ranging interview with Politico, Trump denigrated the Western European democracies that until now have been the United States' staunchest allies.

Trump said Europe doesn't know what to do.

He blamed European leaders for failing to control immigration

or stopping the Russian invasion of Ukraine.

They have to play ball if they don't read agreements, potential agreements.

It's not easy with Russia because Russia has the upper hand.

Trump is pushing Ukraine's president, Vladimir Zelensky, to accept his latest peace plan,

which includes several core Russian demands.

It would force Ukraine to give up territory to Russia, put limits on Ukraine's military,

and restrict the country's sovereignty.

Mara Liason, NPR News.

In Boulder, Colorado, high school students are building homes for low-income residents.

The program's helping to address both the needs for affordable housing

and a shortage of skilled workers in the building trades.

Sam Fuqua has the story.

A pair of two-story modular homes are being hoisted by crane onto foundations at an old mobile

home park.

They were built a few miles away in a 32,000 square foot factory on land owned by the Boulder

Valley School District.

The city of Boulder built the factory and pays for the materials.

The local Habitat for Humanity Chapter

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