I'm Brittany Allen, and this is the Daily Civil top news for Monday, July 10th.

Here are today's headlines.

President Joe Biden was in London today.

Biden met with English Prime Minister Richie Sunack and King Charles III.

Biden and Sunack's meeting focused on support for Ukraine.

The question looming large over the two world leaders is, should Ukraine be brought into NATO?

The NATO summit begins on Tuesday, so Biden and Sunack's conversation was important for both leaders to discuss support for Ukraine before that NATO summit begins.

During the meeting, the White House reported that Biden and Sunack reaffirmed their steadfast support for Ukraine in the face of Russia's ongoing aggression.

According to the White House, the two leaders also discussed the environment, energy supplies, artificial intelligence, critical minerals, and developments in Northern Ireland.

After finishing his meeting with the British Prime Minister, Biden went to Windsor Castle to meet with King Charles III for the first time since he became king.

The White House says the British king and the president discussed the relationship between the United States and the United Kingdom.

Following the meeting, they engaged with a group of leading philanthropists and investors focused on mobilizing finance to address the climate crisis.

Biden is now in Lithuania for the NATO summit that will take place on Tuesday and Wednesday.

While Biden was in Europe, news of the president's alleged temper with staffers picked up some press attention across American media outlets.

President Biden is reportedly prone to yelling profanities at his staff.

Axios reports that current and former Biden aides say the president is prone to use profanity directed at staff.

Aides are reported to meet with Biden in groups of two or three to help defuse potential tensions that might arise during meetings.

An administration official told Axios that no one is safe from the president's outbursts.

Axios reports that some aides say being yelled at by the president has become an internal initiation ceremony in this White House.

If Biden doesn't yell at you, it could be a sign he doesn't respect you.

Some view the behavior as a sign of the president's desire for accuracy among his staff, while others may see it as a contradiction to the public image Biden portrays.

Well-known attorney Todd McMurtry has joined a lawsuit against the Southern Poverty Law Center.

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