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Ahmed Al Ahmed, who was praised for tackling a gunman during the December attack on a Jewish event, entered a plea of not guilty after prosecutors alleged he assaulted his father.
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The e-commerce company filed suit after the U.S. Department of Defense placed it on a blacklist of firms described as having ties to the Chinese military, challenging the designation and its consequences.
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In an interview with PBS NewsHour, the former Energy Secretary and chief architect of the 2015 Iran nuclear agreement discusses what makes the negotiations difficult and why the details of compliance monitoring matter to security and enforcement.
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Author and photojournalist J. Lester Feder’s new work, discussed in a PBS NewsHour interview with Amna Nawaz, examines how Russia’s full-scale invasion has reshaped daily life and safety for LGBTQ+ Ukrainians over more than four years.
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U.S. officials said the UN nuclear watchdog would be allowed to inspect Iranian facilities, but Iran said no inspection arrangement has been agreed. The dispute emerged alongside other disagreements following weekend negotiations in Switzerland tied to a new ceasefire.
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The Senate passed legislation intended to constrain the Trump administration’s authority to conduct military action in Iran, citing the Constitution’s war powers requirement that Congress authorize the use of force.
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On Tuesday, the UK marks the 10th anniversary of the referendum that led to leaving the European Union, with both leave and remain supporters describing the decision as one that has not brought the promised sense of success.
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The resolution seeks to ensure those responsible for attacks on UN peacekeepers face justice, citing long-running risks to troops deployed since the start of modern UN missions in 1948.
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In remarks reported Tuesday, President Donald Trump said he believes Iran has agreed to United Nations inspections of its nuclear sites, while also saying inspectors would enter only when conditions are right and that there is no urgency.
