South Korea's Lee Jae myung vows talks with North Korea
South Korea inaugurates President Lee Jae myung who pledges to restart talks with North Korea while building a tri lateral partnership with the United States and Japan. He aims for pragmatic diplomacy and strong deterrence within the U S alliance, and names Lee Jong seok as spy chief and Kim Min seok as prime minister.
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Iran's supreme leader questions U S nuclear talks stance
Iran's Ayatollah Khamenei criticized a U S initial proposal in nuclear talks while not fully rejecting dialogue. He stressed Iran will not give up enrichment and warned that without it, talks lose meaning, as U S envoy Witkoff proposed terms remain unclear and diplomacy continues amid tense regional strains.
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Judge halts deportation for Boulder attack suspect family
A federal judge ordered an immediate halt to deportation proceedings for Mohamed Soliman’s wife and five children, all Egyptian, to protect their constitutional rights. Soliman faces federal hate crime and state attempted murder charges for the Boulder firebombing, with authorities saying the family was being processed for removal.
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Measles vaccination rates fall in U S counties after pandemic
A Johns Hopkins study in JAMA shows measles vaccination rates dropped in about 80 percent of the 2066 counties across 33 states after the COVID-19 pandemic. The report cites 1088 U S cases this year and three deaths, with herd immunity slipping in several Texas and Kansas counties.
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