Trump Kicks Off Board of Peace, Ex-Prince Andrew Released, USA Beats Canada For Gold: AM Update 2/20
- President Trump establishes the Board of Peace, a new global body intended to oversee peace efforts and reform the United Nations.
- Over 40 nations attend the inaugural Board of Peace meeting; key allies including France, Austria, and New Zealand decline participation.
- President T
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