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A bipartisan group of senators on the Armed Services and Foreign Relations committees has urged Donald Trump to disinvite Vladimir Putin from the G-20 summit.

The top senators on the Armed Services and Foreign Relations committees argue that an invitation to Vladimir Putin legitimizes the Russian assault on Ukraine.

The senators argue that extending an invitation to Putin legitimizes the Russian assault on Ukraine.

Top senators serving on the Armed Services and Foreign Relations committees have urged Trump to disinvite Putin from the G-20 summit.

President Trump showed a stark disregard for the topic of the 2020 election, a subject that had previously consumed him.

President Trump has softened much of his stance toward China in preparation to host the Chinese leader, moving away from previous accusations of election meddling toward what is described as a "Great Friendship."

President Trump showed a stark disregard for the topic of the 2020 election, a subject that had previously consumed him.

President Trump has softened much of his stance toward China as he prepared to host its leader, shifting from previous accusations of election meddling to describing the relationship as a "Great Friendship."

Questions remain regarding the reliability of the database and whether states will actually use it.

The Supreme Court allowed the Trump administration to deploy a system that merges personal data from across the government to create a national citizenship database to check voters.

There are remaining questions concerning the reliability of the database and whether individual states will actually choose to use it.

The system is designed to merge personal data from across the government to create a national citizenship database used to check voters.

Republicans are attempting a pre-election pivot because they are bracing for midterm losses after nearly two years of allowing President Trump to set their agenda.

G.O.P. senators are attempting to take quick action on cost-of-living measures that they can show to voters before the November elections.

G.O.P. senators are looking to take quick action on cost-of-living measures to present to voters before November.

For nearly two years, G.O.P. senators have allowed President Trump to set their agenda.

The polls found that a majority of Democrats in Maine and Michigan feel the process has strengthened their party.

A majority of Democrats in Maine and Michigan reported that the primary process strengthened their party heading into November.

A majority of Democrats in Maine and Michigan stated that the primary process strengthened their party heading into November.

Despite having tough primaries, new polls find that Democrats in these key states feel unified.

Brain development matters when deciding who receives the death penalty because the brain is not fully developed until a person is well into their 20s, which raises questions about the appropriateness of applying the death penalty to 18-year-olds.

Human brains do not finish developing until individuals are well into their 20s.

Brain science indicates that human brains do not finish developing until individuals are well into their 20s, which is a critical factor when deciding who should receive the death penalty.

Brain science indicates that human brains do not finish developing until individuals are well into their 20s, which is a factor that matters when deciding who should receive the death penalty.

The participants discussed why vulnerable Republicans are still voting for Trump's war with Iran, despite it being unpopular.

The discussion featured Boston Globe Columnist Kimberly Atkins Stohr, Bloomberg Opinion Columnist David Drucker, Puck Capitol Hill Correspondent Marianna Sotomayor, and Senior Advisor for the James Talarico Campaign Chuck Rocha.

The article states that Senate Republicans once again blocked a Democratic effort to end the U.S. war with Iran.

Rep. Jamie Raskin (D-MD) joined Alicia Menendez to share his reaction to the advertisement.

The "Love Me" advertisement is a government-funded ad that praises President Trump.

Rep. Jamie Raskin (D-MD) slammed the ad, characterizing it as using millions in taxpayer money for state-sponsored propaganda.

The "Love Me" advertisement aired by the White House is a government-funded ad that praises President Trump.

He describes China as being part of the most complicated, important, and dangerous relationship the U.S. has.

Nicholas Burns argues that while it appears America has not gained much from the summit, he believes that more informal talks between the two superpowers would still be a good thing for the U.S.

Despite the appearance that America has not gained much from the Trump-Xi summit, he argues that more informal talks between the two superpowers would still be a good thing for the U.S.

He describes China as "the most complicated, important.. dangerous relationship we have."

Michael Steele is the individual calling out Republicans for their shift in stance.

Michael Steele stated that Republicans who previously cozied up to President Trump are now trying to "get the funk of Donald Trump off of them" in anticipation of the midterm elections.

Michael Steele claims that these Republicans are now trying to "get the funk of Donald Trump off of them" as they approach the midterm elections.

Michael Steele stated that Republicans who previously cozied up to President Trump are now trying to "get the funk of Donald Trump off of them" in preparation for the midterm elections.