In the midst of Russia's invasion of Ukraine, concerns mount over Biden's uncertain stance and leadership capabilities. Democrats fret over Biden's seeming absence in decision-making, questioning who truly runs the show behind the scenes. The tragic death of a child in a Michigan tornado highlights the devastation as others are rescued from collapsed structures in multiple tornadoes. 

Meanwhile, a retired judge steps down from the ICJ panel on South Africa's accusation of Israeli genocide, with Israel yet to name a replacement. In the political arena, a Tory minister shrugs off Reform UK's electoral threat despite Farage's party gaining ground. On the 80th anniversary of D-Day, President Biden is praised for upholding democratic ideals, unlike his predecessor. 

Lastly, the FBI confirms the authenticity of Hunter Biden's laptop, reigniting corruption allegations and calls for repercussions for officials who dismissed it as Russian disinformation. His supporters argue that he is still a strong, forceful leader despite the mounting criticism.

The Digest, 6/6/2024 @130AM, CDT

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