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The United States and Iran say the signing of a peace deal is imminent, but disagree
on when the agreement and the war will be signed. President Trump says the deal could come today, but as NPR's carry-con reports, Tehran doesn't appear to be on the same page. Trump posted that a deal to end fighting between the U.S. and Iran is "scheduled to get signed on Sunday."
“Bernie added that the "strait of Hormuz" a key transport route for the world's oil”
and gas supply will be "open to all." Pakistani officials who have been key mediators said a deal was expected within 24 hours and would be signed electronically, but on Saturday, spokesman for Iran's Foreign Ministry said a deal was coming, but "we will have to wait and see about the exact date," adding it will not be Sunday.
Either side has provided details of an agreement other than Iran would open the straight the U.S. would lift its blockade and the current ceasefire would be extended for 60 days. Kerry Con and PR News, Tel Aviv. President Trump is set to travel to France on Monday to take part in the group of 7 summit, and PR's Franco-Radonia's reports the war in Iran is expected to top the agenda.
Brett Bruwen who served at the National Security Council during the Obama administration said the war is now unavoidable in the leader's discussions.
“There is no doubt that Iran is going to dominate the agenda at Aviv.”
It is going to be both a military and security challenge. It's a major economic challenge, but it's also a political challenge. The United Kingdom is working with France to build a coalition of nations to help with the demining of the straight-of-horm moves once a peace deal is reached. Trump has also said that he expects European and other Western countries who depend
on the straight to have a role. It's NPR's Franco-Radonia's reporting. President Trump says he's planning to nominate James McDonald to serve as the U.S. attorney for the Southern District of New York, which oversees Wall Street. PR's D. P. Shiver on Reports, McDonald is one of Trump's personal lawyers.
Trump posted on social media that he'll nominate McDonald to replace Jay Clayton, whose Trump's pick to be the new director of National Intelligence.
“McDonald formally worked for Trump in the case of Trump's Hush Money Conviction Appeal.”
That case was around Trump concealing payments to adult film star Stormy Daniels. He also worked in the first Trump administration and in the White House Council's office under President George W. Bush. Trump's decision comes after pushback for his original pick for director of National Intelligence Bill Pulti, who had no intelligence experience.
D. P. Shiver on NPR News. This is NPR News in Washington. A federal judge has ordered the Trump administration to restore signs and exhibits at national parks that were removed or revised over the last year. The judge ruled the interior department likely exceeded its authority by altering public
displays to align with or preferred political narrative that disputes stems from a 2025
executive order calling for the removal or revision of materials deemed critical of the
United States and its history. The ruling blocks for their changes and gives the government 21 days to restore altered or removed content. News took to the streets in New York City last night after the next defeat the San Antonio Spurs 94 to 90 in game five of the NBA Finals.
Jeff London reports it's the team's first title since 1973. The drought is over. After 53 years the New York Nix are NBA champions again and in midtown Manhattan there were spontaneous cheers as fans in orange and blue streamed on to the streets. The Nix is there want to do trail the San Antonio Spurs going into the fourth quarter, but
series MVP Jellon Brunson helped clinch the win with 45 points, 15 in the last 12 minutes. Here Zoron Mamdoni announced to ticker tape parade for Thursday, for NPR News, I'm Jeff London in New York. This is NPR News. This is our glass.
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