Pentagon to cut military projects for 175 miles border wall
The Pentagon will divert 3.6 billion to build new border fencing, delaying or defunding military projects across 23 states, territories, and overseas bases including schools, ranges, and maintenance. Officials warn many deferrals may reboot as funded later amid legal and political battles.
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Kabul attack hits U S troops and civilians near embassy
A Taliban vehicle bomb in Kabul fatally wounds a U S and Romanian service member along with 10 civilians near the U S Embassy area. 42 people are injured as officials warn the U S Taliban deal is advancing too quickly amid ongoing talks.
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Iran previews faster centrifuges as deal collapses
Iran aims to start work on advanced centrifuges to enrich uranium faster amid the unraveling 2015 nuclear deal. A french proposal for a $15 billion oil-credit line appears unlikely to salvage the accord. Iran freed seven crew from the Stena Impero and officials warned of new steps as a Friday deadline looms.
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Fragmented OCR hints at mixed US economic data
The fragmented text references a survey showing solid job numbers and a robust service sector, noting inflation and productivity trends. Mentions 160,000 US production pace, 2.3% growth, and potential launches in Korea and Germany, with issues around a device screen and a delayed launch in multiple markets.
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