"Lie," from NPR News in Washington, "I'm Lakshmi," saying.
The U.S. any Ron have a preliminary agreement that extends their ceasefire by 60 days.
“The memo of understanding does not have Israel as a signatory.”
The memo calls for a halt to fighting on all fronts, including Lebanon. And Pierre's carry-con reports from Tel Aviv. It's not clear if Israel will abide by the memo. President Trump says he sent Israel a copy of the preliminary deal that would open the straight-of-horn moves and set up further negotiations.
But Iran says a major issue needs to be settled. Israel's campaign in Lebanon. Israel is fighting Iranian-backed Hezbollah militants there, and currently occupies a large swath of the southern part of the country. Well, Israeli air strikes have subsided in recent days.
Military officials say they are still responding to "terrorist threats." Israel, which is not a party to U.S. and Iranian negotiations, says it will not leave Lebanon. Kerry Con and Pierre News, Tel Aviv. Gas prices are just below $4 a gallon for the first time in months.
Start contrast from the price surges that the autoclub triple-laze has been posting since the U.S. is role-war with Iran. Stalk traffic in the straight-of-horn moves and severely disrupted oil shipments. President Trump faces the largest gap ever between people who approve of his job as President
36 percent, compared to 59 percent of respondents who disapprove, according to the newest NPR-PBS
News mayor's poll. NPR Steven Fowler says virtually every Democrat about 2/3 of independence in one in five Republicans disapprove of Trump's performance. Like previous versions of this poll, there are notable declines in different groups that help Trump get elected in 2024.
Gen Z Americans, women, those with a household income below $50,000 a year. One of these changes are within the margin of air of the poll, which was conducted last week before news of the agreement between the U.S. and Iran, but it is still cratering numbers from February 25. That's NPR Steven Fowler reporting.
Celebrities and political dignitaries from across the U.S. and around the world have descended on Chicago's south side for the dedication of the Obama presidential center.
There are sunny skies this afternoon, former First Lady, Michelle Obama, brought members
of the audience to tears. Eight years in the crucible, and not once did you melt from the heat. Not once did, you let it harden you. Instead, you used it to reveal your true essence. Some are presidents and First Lady's, the Clintons, the Bush's and Biden's were all
in attendance. The Trump's are not there. This is NPR News. The immigration and custom enforcement attention center in the Everglades known as "Alligator Alcatraz," may be closing.
The controversial state-run detention center has been hailed by President Trump but criticized by lawyers and human rights groups over its harsh conditions.
“Remember, station WU SF, Megan Bowman reports it's unclear whether detainees removed from”
the facility could be returned. Immigration and Customs' enforcement says detainees that the facility were recently moved to other centers for their safety due to hurricane season. But those suing to close down the center, including head of the Friends of the Everglades Eve samples, says it's still operating.
We are not accepting ISIS statements at their word and even if all detainees have in fact been moved out, there's still concerning harm that is ongoing at the site. Talks began in May about winding down the facility, which opened during last year's hurricane season. Attorney's returned to court this month, back to the judge who ordered the facility to
close last year. That decision was overturned on appeal. For NPR News, I'm Megan Bowman in Tampa. The Labor Department reports that the number of people in the U.S. who applied for unemployment insurance fell modestly last week, applications and for the week ending June 13th, dropped
by 4,226,000. Borrowing costs will remain high for now.
“The Federal Reserve's keeping its key interest rate as is in the range of 3.5% to 3.75%.”
I'm Lakshmi saying NPR News in Washington.
