Friday's Top Headlines: Biden's False Claims, Historic Automakers' Strike, and Ramaswamy's Agency Abolishment Plan

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The United Auto Workers union has gone on strike against the Big Three automakers, demanding better pay, hours, and benefits. President Biden is facing personal and political challenges as his son, Hunter Biden, is indicted on charges of making false statements and illegally possessing a handgun. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky will visit Washington to secure additional aid for Ukraine, while France has banned sales of the iPhone 12 due to radiation levels. The search for survivors continues in Libya, and a study reveals how play can improve mental health.
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