Live from NPR news in Washington, I'm Jail Snyder.

Ukrainian president, Vladimir Zelensky, says this weekend's Russian drone and missile attacks on Ukraine

show that Russia is not taking peace efforts seriously.

This attack is, again, Russia's answer on our peace efforts.

And it's really a show that Putin doesn't want peace.

Zelensky speaking during a stopover in Halifax, where he met with Canadian Prime Minister

Mark Carney. Selinsky is now in Florida, preparing for today's meeting with President Trump

and Mar-a-Lago. The two are discussed the plan to end the war in Ukraine. Major

differences remain on crucial issues. Yesterday, Russia launched hundreds of missiles and drones,

targeting Kiev and other parts of Ukraine, knocking out power and heat in the capital.

Polls are open in Myanmar, where voters are casting ballots today in the first phase of a general election.

Myanmar's military rulers say it's a chance for a fresh start. Critics say the election is a

facade to legitimize military rule. Two more rounds of voting will be held next month before

final results are announced. The Census Bureau is looking for temporary workers in six states to help carry out a

major field test. As NPR's Hansi-Lawong reports, it's part of preparations for the 2030 census that

will be used to redistribute political representation and federal funding. The Census Bureau says it

needs about 1,500 workers for the 2026 census test,

and it's looking for U.S. citizens who live in parts of Alabama, Arizona, Colorado,

North Carolina, South Carolina, and Texas. Many of these temporary workers will be knocking

on doors to help develop better ways of getting a count of every person living in the states

in 2030. Those numbers determine each state chair of congressional seats, electoral college votes,

and federal funding for public services.

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