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Fragile ceasefire with Iran being tested

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After extending the ceasefire with Iran, President Donald Trump is reportedly giving the Islamic Republic a shorter deadline to present a unified proposal for...

Ceasefire extended, fractured Iranian government cited

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With hours left before the two-week ceasefire between the U.S. and Iran was set to expire, President Donald Trump has extended it, citing a...

U.S., Iran to resume talks; Trump issues dire threat

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Talks to strike a deal with Iran will reconvene this week ahead of Wednesday’s ceasefire expiration as President Donald Trump issued fresh threats Sunday...

Iran reverses course, closes Strait of Hormuz

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Less than 24 hours after Iran and President Donald Trump touted the Strait of Hormuz open, the Islamic Republic has reportedly reversed course, closing...

Trump says Iran agrees to turn over ‘nuclear dust’

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The U.S. will receive Iran’s “nuclear dust,” President Donald Trump said Friday. ...
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Colo. lawmakers close door on law firms owned by non-attorneys

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Colorado lawmakers have overwhelmingly rejected the idea that law...

Procedure changes cause confusion at Caddo Parish School Board

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More than 9,000 border, immigration criminal cases filed in one year in New Mexico

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Wisconsin law group receives USDA settlement over race- and sex-based grants

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(The Center Square) – The Wisconsin Institute of Law...
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Colo. lawmakers close door on law firms owned by non-attorneys

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