Good evening, I'm Jeff Bennett, and I'm Amna Navas on the NewsHour tonight.

Ukraine's president tries to shore up support from Congress, as some Republicans remain skeptical

about providing more aid for the fight against Russia.

Media mogul Rupert Murdoch steps down as the head of Fox News and News Corp, raising questions

about the future of right-wing media in the U.S.

The demand for raw materials used in electric vehicles creates new dilemmas for communities

in Minnesota, where nickel mining poses both economic benefits and environmental risks.

We're talking about our people, our plants, our animals, the water that flows throughout.

We do know from all the data that this mining is probably the most toxic mining.

Welcome to the NewsHour.

President Volodymyr Zelinsky is in Washington tonight, after a long day making the rounds

on Capitol Hill to the Pentagon and at the White House.

His goal secure more armaments to repel Russia's 18-month invasion.

But there is a growing chorus of skepticism and some hostility among House Republicans

to the Ukrainians for quests.

People on the other side of the Capitol today, senators met Zelensky with open arms.

Today, a leader at war in Washington to rally support.

After bipartisan meetings with both the House and Senate, President Zelensky seemed optimistic

about continued unity with the U.S.

We have great dialogue and we're thankful to you, to journalists, to senators, to Congress

for helping us, to support us.

We spoke about so many details, but it will be a bit better than us.

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