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US Iran nuclear negotiations reach impasse
“Vice president JD Vance led The US delegation and says no agreement was reached. He says a major roadblock was Iran not agreeing to end their nuclear weapons program. In the Middle East, The US says two warships have passed through the hotly contested Strait Of Hormuz.”
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Navy warships transit the Strait of Hormuz
“The defense department says two navy guided missile destroyers passed through the Strait Of Hormuz as the critical water passageway has become a key landmark in the ongoing conflict. US central command said that The US forces had begun setting conditions to clear Iranian sea mines planted throughout the waterway.”
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Artemis two lunar crew returns to Houston
“Victor, Christina, and Jeremy, we are we are bonded forever, and no one down here is ever gonna know what the four of us just went through. And it was the most special thing that will ever happen in my life.”
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Minnesota sues federal government over ICE investigations
“Minnesota sued the Trump administration in March, accusing it of withholding evidence in the shootings. Anytime law enforcement takes the life of a community member, it's really important that there be a thorough and complete investigation.”
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Swalwell loses donors following sexual assault allegations
“Major supporters of California representative Eric Swalwell's bid for governor are now withholding that support. The move comes following allegations that he sexually assaulted a woman twice, including once when she worked for him.”
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“Zeldin celebrated the EPA's decision to stop regulating carbon dioxide as a pollutant. He says that policy was government overreach and focused too much on the worst case scenarios, despite scientific research showing that burning fossil fuels has increased carbon dioxide in the atmosphere to the highest level in human history.”
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Fragile Iran ceasefire drives oil prices higher
“The first two days of the ceasefire have been shaky with strikes of varying severity happening in Lebanon, Iran, Israel, and the Gulf Arab states. The Iranians I spoke to at the border didn't wanna be named fearing reprisal upon their return, and none of them believed that the temporary truce would hold.”
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EPA halts federal regulation of carbon dioxide
“Zeldin celebrated the EPA's decision to stop regulating carbon dioxide as a pollutant. He says that policy was government overreach and focused too much on the worst case scenarios, despite scientific research showing that burning fossil fuels has increased carbon dioxide in the atmosphere to the highest level in human history.”
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Emperor penguins declared endangered as ice melts
“The emperor penguin is now listed as endangered. The International Union for Conservation of Nature made the declaration because emperor penguins in Antarctica rely on sea ice for many purposes, but it is melting rapidly. The Antarctic fur seal was also moved to the endangered category.”
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Artemis II astronauts return from lunar orbit
“This is just the beginning, and there's nothing that we can accomplish when we pull all of our differences together, not in spite of them, but when we pull them together and we work on something big for the good of everyone.”
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Neurons fire identically for vision and imagination
“The scientists found that the same neurons that fire when someone looks at an object also fire when a person imagines that object. The finding supports earlier evidence from brain scans suggesting that seeing and imagining activate the same circuits.”
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