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Iran Seeks ‘Peaceful’ Nuclear Agreement

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Iran is seeking a "peaceful" nuclear agreement with the United States, according to Deputy Foreign Minister Saeed Khatibzadeh.
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School Faces Lawsuit After Refusing Biblical Classroom Display

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Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton filed a lawsuit against the Galveston Independent School District after its school board refused to display the Ten Commandments in classrooms, violating state law.
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Police on the Hunt for Train Stabber in Blue City

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Chicago police are looking for a man who allegedly stabbed a woman on a train platform near the University of Illinois-Chicago.
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Court Pauses Rule Protecting Americans on the Roads

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The U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia issued a stay against the Department of Transportation’s (DOT) rules on illegal immigrant truck drivers, allowing them to remain on highways.
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Lawmakers Push to Honor WWII Nurses

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Lawmakers, joined by retired military nurses, have revived efforts to award World War II nurses with congressional honors.
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University of Maryland Sanctuary Campus Demand Sparks Legal Clash

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Student groups at the University of Maryland demand a sanctuary campus policy cutting ties with ICE, raising legal and financial concerns.
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California’s Data Center Boom Hits Power Supply Wall

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Several data‑centers in California, built for the AI era, stand idle because local utilities are unable to provide sufficient electricity.
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Senator Rand Paul Halts Spending Bill Over Hemp Language as Shutdown Looms

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Senator Rand Paul (R‑Ky.) is blocking progress on the latest government funding package, citing a disputed hemp‑product provision.
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Chinese Diplomat Threatens Japanese PM’s Life Over Taiwan Remarks

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A Chinese diplomat threatened to “cut off” Japan’s new Prime Minister over her Taiwan remarks, sparking protests from Tokyo.
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Oral Weight‑Loss Pills Ready by March 2026 to Replace GLP‑1 Injections

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Oral weight-loss medications are expected to enter the market by March 2026, potentially replacing GLP-1 injection treatments like Ozempic.
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