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Iran Rejects Omani Proposal to Share Strait of Hormuz, Demands More Control WSJWorld in Brief: Trump says America and Iran are talking; tech sell-off deepens The EconomistIran and Oman exchange proposals to manage Strait of Hormuz Al JazeeraIran hosts Hormuz calls with Saudi Arabia, Oman as Trump hails ‘good talks' CNBC
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Trump's meetings with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu came as the wars in Ukraine and Iran have recently expanded.
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Asylum seekers could be sent directly to deportation under new federal rule The Washington PostNew federal rule sends asylum cases to immigration courts, pushing migrants toward deportation Los Angeles TimesNew rule will let Trump administration speed up deportation of asylum seekers Houston Public Media
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Senate Confirms Jay Clayton to Lead U.S. Intelligence Community The New York TimesJay Clayton confirmed as director of national intelligence CNNDems reject Trump's top spy pick after demanding replacement, leaving counter-terror tool in air Fox NewsGOP confirms Jay Clayton as spy chief Politico
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Trump, Netanyahu reaffirm ‘ironclad' commitment to keeping nuclear weapons from Iran Fox News‘A disaster for America First': Trump allies fear Netanyahu meeting will pull US deeper into war with Iran PoliticoNetanyahu Finds Diminished Welcome From Trump as Iran War Drags On WSJNetanyahu's strained visit to Washington NBC NewsA diminished Bibi arrives for his moment with Trump Axios
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President Trump says he will meet with Ukrainian President Zelenskyy and Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu Tuesday setting up a big day of foreign policy.
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WASHINGTON - Lindsey Graham's bipartisan relationships and stature on the global stage drove world events one last time Tuesday, as a gathering for his funeral produced a possibility for peace. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, in town for Graham's memorial service, had a "productive" meeting with President Trump at the White House that resulted in diplomatic...
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Lawyers for California and 22 other Democratic-led states sued, arguing that the states, not the federal government, have the constitutional authority to set the rules for voting and elections.
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