Trump says talks with Iran next week amid fragile ceasefire
U S and Iranian officials expected to hold talks next week as a U S brokered ceasefire between Israel and Iran holds into a second day in the region. Trump said he is not eager to restart talks but believes discussions may occur. Iran questioned U S trust and parliament moved to suspend cooperation with the IAEA. Grossi urged resumption of inspections and cooperation with international monitors. Macron urged Tehran back to the negotiating table.
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Trump embraces NATO security alliance at Hague summit
NATO leaders meet in The Hague as 32 nations pledge to more than double defense spending. President Trump lauds Europe and Iran actions, praising allies who flatter him while signaling a notable shift from his ২০১৭ stance.
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Kennedy vaccine advisers alarm pediatricians
U S Health Secretary Rob ert F Kennedy Jr adds a seven member panel to review the children's vaccine schedule and two specific shots. Panel chair Martin Kulldorff says a work group will assess cumulative exposure and alternate delivery of hepatitis B and varicella MMR components. Critics fear overloading immune systems though experts note children face fewer antigens now. The American Academy of Pediatrics will publish its own schedule independently, defending current policies as lifesaving.
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Abrego Garcia to stay in jail amid deportation dispute
In Nashville a federal judge weighs whether Salvadoran national Kilmar Abrego Garcia may be released to wait trial while prosecutors spar with ICE over whether deportation could occur if he leaves jail. The case highlights tensions between prosecutors and ICE under the Trump administration as release decisions hinge on agency cooperation.
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