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President Trump says a P-Steal with Iran will be signed tomorrow, though Iran hasn't confirmed that timeline.
“As India Hadid reports, the two sides have come this close before."”
The Pakistani Prime Minister share Basharith posted on X that his countries preparing for an electronic signing of the P-Steal, followed by technical level talks for the following day. The foreign minister's heart died, posted similar news, saying the U.S. Iran negotiations were in their final stage.
The Iranian Foreign Minister's spokesman was reported in Iranian media, saying the deal will include releasing billions of dollars that's been frozen in Gulf banks. And he says at this stage, the deal will not address Iran's enriched uranium. While there appears to be momentum for the latest Middle East Water End, Iran and the U.S. have come close before to negotiating a deal only to have it fall apart.
Dear, dear NPR News. The Trump administration says it killed the leader of the "trenday" or "Gragwak," Cartel in Venezuela, "incordination with the Venezuelan government." Defense Secretary Pete Hegg says says on social media it was "in full collaboration with
“Venezuela and security forces," and that it took place earlier this week on a compound”
inside Venezuela. And here's Deepa Shiveram. Has more. Trump has long blamed "trenday" "ragwak" for violence in the U.S. and cited them as a reason for his mass deportation agenda, which you'll recall he talked a lot about during his campaign
for president, right? And Trump also cites "trenday" "ragwak" as one of the reasons that the U.S. has carried out dozens of strikes on boats off the coast of Venezuela that the administration says are carrying drugs, and that's happened over the last several, several months. We're on 200 people, though, have died in those strikes, and many legal experts considered
these to be extra judicial killings." And here's Deepa Shiveram reporting. The Justice Department has given its seal of approval for allies of President Trump to merge two Hollywood titans, Paramount, and Warner Bros. Discovery.
“But as him here's David Foconflick reports, it's likely not the end of the story.”
The $111 billion deal would put Paramount pictures and Warner Bros. studios under the same
roof. For HBO and Paramount Plus, CBS and CNN. The Justice Department cited the major streamers that's Netflix, Amazon, and Apple, in saying competition wouldn't be hurt in Hollywood, and neither would consumers. Trump has said he wants the deal to go through so CNN would be run like CBS news.
The new editor-in-chief at CBS has had a rocky go. Her brief tenure has been marked by crisis and accusations of ideological bias. Trump's pick as head of the Federal Communications Commission is signaled he's likely to approve the deal too, but authorities in the UK and Europe are still reviewing it. And several Democratic states attorneys general are investigating.
They may sue to block the merger. David Foconflick and PR news. "You're listening to NPR news in Washington." In Russia, a Ukrainian drone attack killed one person and injured three others in Russia's Crasnatar region, part of Kiev's ongoing strikes on military and energy targets deep inside Russia,
drone debris sparked a fire at sea, terminal damaging a black sea export terminal. Ukraine's President Zelensky says missile struck military and energy sights in Russia, meanwhile Russian attacks injured nine people in Dneapro in Ukraine. Scotland plays in the men's world cup tonight for the first time in almost 30 years. On Scottish Superfan decided to get to the game at Boston Stadium, the long way, on foot.
Kevin, you of Member Station W.B.U.R. has more. "Quick Ferguson arrived in downtown Boston yesterday to a sea of supporters. He tricked 3,000 miles from Los Angeles in a coat to see its beloved team play in the world cup and raise awareness for men's mental health along the way."
"It could never possibly have imagined that many people and yeah, to have done what
I've done until I've been through what we've been through on the way here, and it makes it so special." Ferguson raised more than $1.3 million for the charity Scottish Action for Mental Health. He says, "Hosilibrate by enjoying the world cup." "Right here there's a message to Scotland and the world, how much people rally behind
men or health and how much people want men or health support." Scotland plays Haiti tonight. For Ampere News, I'm Kevin Vue in Boston. On Wall Street this week would end at higher for the week with the Dow and S&P 500 were up about 2/3 of a percent, the Nasdaq claims 7/10 of a percent.
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