U S Iran nuclear deal edges toward compromise in Geneva
In Geneva the United States and Iran reported progress on a tentative pact to curb Tehran's nuclear program for about a decade with a staged easing of sanctions. Talks aimed at a March 31 deadline face opposition in both countries and potential strains with Israel.
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Administration seeks to block judge immigration ruling
The Obama administration asks a Brownsville court for a stay on a federal judge's Feb ruling halting deportation waivers for up to 5 million undocumented immigrants. The motion asserts potential irreparable harm and urges expedited decision while appealing Hanen's authority finding. It also seeks to shield DHS from security and border integrity risks.
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Ukraine delays heavy weapons pullback amid ceasefire stalemate
Ukraine said a planned withdrawal of heavy weapons from the frontline would not begin until rebel attacks stop, citing continued shelling. Separately, the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights reported at least 1,465 Islamic State militants and 62 civilians dead in air raids since September, as Nigeria recorded a bombing by a girl believed to be around 10 years old in Potiskum.
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