U.S. President Joe Biden brought two folded paper cranes to the museum of the 1945 Hiroshima atomic bombing when the Group of Seven advanced nations' leaders visited during the May summit in the city, a government source has said.Biden, who became the second serving U.S. president to tour the Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum when he visited on the first day of the three-day summit, left the paper cranes behind after signing a guest book.While there were four cranes placed before each of the G-7 leaders at the guest book signing, Biden was seen with two more made from paper of different patte…READ FULL ARTICLE