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A Biden-Harris Fumble on Ukraine Could Give Trump a New Line of Attack in First Debate

The White House has missed on deadline on submitting a strategy to Congress.

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President Biden and Vice President Harris walk on the tarmac after welcoming home freed Russian prisoners August 1, 2024 at Joint Base Andrews, Maryland. Andrew Harnik/Getty Images
ANTHONY GRANT
ANTHONY GRANT

Few issues illuminate the political divide between President Trump and Vice President Harris as sharply as the war in Ukraine. The first debate between the presidential contenders, now slated for September 10, and the spotlight could turn to Ukraine. 

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ANTHONY GRANT
ANTHONY GRANT

Mr. Grant, a California native who has written for many major newspapers including France-Soir and the New York Times and worked in television at Paris (France24) and Tel Aviv (i24news), is now based in Athens as a staff reporter and editor of The New York Sun.

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