>> Live from NPR News in Washington, I'm Dan Runran.
President Trump says the straight of her moods will be reopened later this week once a deal is signed with Iran.
“Pakistan mediated the agreement, which is meant to end conflicts both in Iran and Lebanon.”
NPR's Michelle Kellman reports. >> Pakistan's prime minister says there will be a quote immediate and permanent termination of military operations on all fronts, including in Lebanon. The official signing ceremony is set for this Friday in Switzerland, and there will be technical talks before then.
Iran's Deputy Foreign Minister tells state media that once the U.S. lifts its naval blockade and the deal is signed, there will be a 60-day period of negotiations on other issues. At the top of Iran's list, the end of all U.S. sanctions. President Trump wants Iran to give up its nuclear ambitions, but his message on truth
social focused on the first step, getting oil flowing through the straight of her moods.
Michelle Kellman and P.R. News, Washington. >> President Trump is endorsing Congressman Mike Collins just days before a runoff election Tuesday in Georgia's closely watched U.S. Senate race.
“Alex Helmick from Member Station, W.A.B.E. in Atlanta reports.”
>> Trump announced his endorsement in a post on social media. Trump called Collins a warrior and said he was supported by, quote, "the most highly respected mag of patriots in Georgia and beyond." The endorsement, again, pits the president against Georgia's Republican Governor Brian Kemp, who has endorsed Collins's opponent in the runoff, former football coach, Derek Dooley, Trump and Kemp had dualed over Georgia's election
results in 2020 when the president falsely claimed fraud in his loss to President Joe Biden. The winner of this runoff will face democratic incumbent Senator John Osoth and what is likely to be one of the most expensive races in the midterm elections. For NPR News, I'm Alex Helmick in Atlanta. >> Investigators from the National Transportation Safety Board and the FAA are expected at
the scene of an airplane crash in Butler, Missouri. 12 people died Sunday when a skydiving plane crashed. Witnesses who saved the single-engine turbo prop had just taken off and was trying to gain altitude, but it was still low when the pilot attempted to turn onto a narrow road
“about 60 miles south of Kansas City, Bates County Sheriff Chad Anderson.”
>> Today at 11.30 this morning, when a plane crashed on the property of the airports, we are treating that as a national or as a mass casualty. >> 11 of the people who died were skydivers, the 12 victim was a pilot. The Carolina Hurricanes are the Stanley Cup Champions. They defeated the Las Vegas Golden Knights, three to nothing Sunday night to clinched
the best of seven series, four games to two.
It is Carolina's second Stanley Cup championship.
This is NPR. It's day four of the FIFA World Cup co-hosted here in the United States. One of the most surprising match results so far has had a direct impact on America's chances NPR's Becky Sullivan reports. >> Saturday night's game between Turkey and Australia was a preview of the next two opponents
for the U.S. men's team in this World Cup. Australia was the underdog. Turkey has more players in Europe's top tier leagues, including bonafide stars like Real Madrid's Art of Guller and the Juventus attacker, Kenan Yildas. But the Sakaruz stunned Turkey by winning two nil.
That sets up next Friday's USA Australia game to be a big one. If the Americans win, they will be in the driver's seat for their group and a great position in the knockout bracket. Another game's Brazil and Morocco drew one-to-one, as did Qatar and Switzerland. Curacao officially became the smallest country ever to play in the World Cup, and it tough
to be they faced four-time champion Germany who blew them out seven to one. Becky Sullivan and PR news. >> President Trump Monday is scheduled to fly to France for the G7 summit with the leaders of the major Western economic nations. The summit takes place just hours after Trump announced an agreement with Iran to end
the war against that country and getting the straight-of-horn moods reopened to shipping traffic. It is expected to be some of the top items on the agenda since 20% of the world's oil flows through the narrow waterway. The leaders are also expected to discuss, developing other energy supply routes in and out
of the Gulf, including through Egypt. Tuesday, Ukraine's President Vladimir Zelensky is expected to meet with the G7 leaders as well. It's NPR. >> This is our class.
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