President Biden worked to reassure dubious allies that the United States is back and to rally like-minded democracies in what he repeatedly cast as an existential battle against the world’s autocracies.
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Speaking in Brussels, President Biden argues he’s confident he can continue to demonstrate how America has changed.
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Mourners at a memorial for the 10 people killed in a mass shooting at a Boulder, Colo., grocery store in March. (Rachel Woolf for The Post)
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In a fight over vaccinations in the courthouse, a South Dakota judge said U.S. Marshals “kidnapped” defendants to thwart him, and scheduled a trial for September.
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Police in Ocean City, Md., use a Taser on a teenager for allegedly violating the boardwalk ban on vaping. (The Post)
The incident, which was caught in viral videos, left four teenagers arrested, authorities said. But the videos left many critics questioning whether police needed to use such force over a vaping ordinance.
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