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From KQED in San Francisco, I'm Marisa Lagos. Coming up on forum, Ukraine officials reported today some progress in ceasefire talks with Russia as the humanitarian

toll of the invasion mounts and as the United States further increases military and economic aid to the

war-torn country. The war in Ukraine has forced a shift in President Biden's policy priorities.

And his handling of the crisis and its fallout at home will have significant

implications for what's likely to be a challenging midterm election cycle for Democrats. We'll

talk about some of the key races and issues atos and for Mina Kim. As the war in Ukraine rages,

and Americans are starting to feel its economic impacts at home,

President Biden and congressional Democrats are recalibrating their messages to voters as the midterm elections approach.

Trying to remind them that Russian President Vladimir Putin is to blame for rising energy prices

and emphasizing the U.S.'s global leadership.

We're going to spend this hour talking about how the war in Ukraine and all the U.S.'s global leadership. We're going to spend this hour talking about

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