El Salvador won’t return deported Md. man, Bukele says
Salvadoran President Nayib Bukele stated he will not return Kilmar Abrego Garcia, a Maryland resident deported to El Salvador amid U.S. mass-deportation风litigation. He pressed that he cannot smuggle a terrorist into the United States, while U.S. court orders and political reactions shape the case.
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AP barred from Oval Office despite court ruling
The Associated Press reporters and photographer were barred from a White House Oval Office briefing with President Trump and Nayib Bukele despite a federal court order. A DC circuit hearing will consider delaying changes as the administration appeals. AP seeks restoration of pool access while noting the ruling limits viewpoint discrimination.
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Trump criticizes Iran as talks shift to Rome
President Trump criticized the pace of U S Iran nuclear talks during a briefing in the Oval Office. The next round is planned for Rome with Oman continuing mediation. Iranian officials and the IAEA signaled ongoing engagement as high stakes loom over Tehran’s nuclear program.
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Russia claims deadly Sumy strike aimed at troops
Russia says its Palm Sunday attack on Sumy targeted a gathering of Ukrainian military officers, killing at least 34 people including two children and wounding 119. Ukraine and European leaders condemn it as a war crime, urging sanctions and accountability. Russia reports over 60 troops killed but offers no corroboration.
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