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Guiding Principles: US and Iran Report Breakthrough in Geneva Nuclear Talks

Diplomats from the United States and Iran said negotiators reached guiding principles in Geneva aimed at constraining Iran’s nuclear program as both sides agreed to continue talks despite regional tensions and a partial closure of the Strait of Hormuz

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11 - Number of people killed in US strikes on alleged drug boats

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"I am awaiting your call" — President Donald Trump

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US Forces Sink Three Drug Boats Killing 11

US Southern Command reports lethal strikes on suspected drug smuggling vessels in the eastern Pacific and Caribbean. Officials say three boats were hit and a total of 11 people were killed as part of an intensified anti narco maritime campaign.

US And Iran Report Progress In Geneva Nuclear Talks

Diplomats report incremental progress between US and Iranian negotiators in Geneva as talks aim to constrain Tehran's nuclear program. The negotiations produced so called guiding principles while Iran briefly restricted traffic through the Strait of Hormuz during talks.

US Releases Evidence Of Alleged Secret Chinese Nuclear Test

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Massive Sewage Spill Fouls Potomac River For Months

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Partial DHS Shutdown Enters Fourth Day With No Deal

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Judge Rules Kilmar Abrego Garcia Cannot Be Re Detained

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UN Experts Say Epstein Abuses May Amount To Crimes Against Humanity

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Pentagon Mulls Labeling Anthropic A Supply Chain Risk

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Meta Strikes Multiyear Deal To Buy Millions Of Nvidia Chips

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Bayer Proposes 7.25 Billion Settlement Over Roundup Claims

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Peru Congress Removes Interim President José Jerí

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ICE Plans To Deport Hospitalized 2 Month Old Amid Outcry

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Wave Of Subpoenas Issued As Trump DOJ Revisits 2016 Probe

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Groups Sue Over Trump Order To Remove Corrosive Ideology From Parks

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Palantir Moves Headquarters From Denver To Miami

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NASA Sets New Date For Artemis II Fueling Test

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US Plans To Deploy More Missile Launchers To Philippines

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