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  • Johnson to advance Israel, Ukraine and Taiwan aid as separate bills

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  • Supreme Court allows Idaho ban on gender affirming care for transgender minors

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  • Biden discusses Iran's 'unprecedented' aerial attack on Israel

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  • Watch Japanese prime minister's full address to a joint meeting of Congress

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  • Biden thanks Japanese prime minister for his commitment to their 'monumental alliance'

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Starbucks CEO tells Sanders his company 'has not broken the law'

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Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., questioned Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz in a Senate hearing on the company's business practices. The senator focused on allegations from workers and criticism of their interactions with unions but Schultz assured him that "Starbucks has not broken the law."