It's Thursday, July 10th. Who pulls the trigger on these decisions anyway?

We start here.

American weapons are once again on their way to Ukraine.

Putin is not treating human beings, right? He's killing too many people.

They did not come quickly enough to prevent a brutal bombing attack from Russia,

and President Trump says he wasn't even involved. The CEO of X packs her bags just days after an

AI disaster. Grock is responding to users, praising Hitler, talking about a second Holocaust.

What's next for Elon Musk's megaphone?

And it's official, this is the worst American measles outbreak in a generation.

Once it goes past a year and it continues to circulate in the community,

that is when we lose our elimination status.

Doctors are worried this one won't be the last.

From ABC News, this is Start Here.

I'm Brad Milkey.

It's been no secret that President Trump has been pressing for a ceasefire in Ukraine.

He's been willing to upend diplomatic norms to get one.

He's expressed skepticism about Vladimir Zelensky's ability to continue this war.

Recently, his administration even held up military aid to Ukraine.

But in recent days, Russia has hit Ukraine with its most overwhelming air assault of this entire war,

more than three years now. Republican senators are now

threatening sanctions on Russia, and as of this morning, the U.S. is once again providing weapons

to Ukraine. But that's led to a question, why did the Pentagon stop sending help in the first place?

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