NEW: President Trump is set to host Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy at the White House on Tuesday.
The meeting comes as Russia's war in Ukraine, which began with Moscow's full-scale invasion in February 2022, grinds into its fifth year with no end in sight.
Just this week, Ukraine launched one of its largest drone attacks of the war, striking an oil depot and logistics facilities deep inside Russia, according to Ukrainian and Russian officials.
This week my Mates and I are interviewing NASA Administrator Jared Issacman on the MOONSHOTS Podcast.
What questions do you have for the Administrator?
Aina raises $5.5M led by Redstart Labs and 360 ONE Asset to build a general-purpose hardware interface for the AI era, beyond touchscreens and keyboards.
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We encourage visitors to take flights to our parks, but not from our wildlife.
Glad a recent visitor is recovering after an unlucky encounter at @YellowstoneNPS and a reminder for all to keep a safe distance from wildlife and follow @NatlParkService guidance for a safe visit!
Touched & humbled by your generous words @morgan_freeman
But the real credit belongs to the extraordinary artists, producers and audiences who have kept the Blues alive across generations.
The Blues has always been far more than a genre of music. It’s a testament to resilience, hope and the human spirit’s ability to rise above adversity.
Those are universal values, and they resonate just as deeply in Mumbai as they do in Mississippi.
The Mahindra Blues Festival began with a simple belief: the best way to connect with a community is not just through commerce, but by embracing and celebrating its culture.
Our tractor customers in America’s Delta region introduced us to a musical tradition that deserved to be shared with the world.
If we’ve helped preserve even a small part of that legacy while introducing it to new audiences, that’s reward enough.
My gratitude to all the artists and everyone who has kept this remarkable art form alive.