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Sue Guzman
Still optimistic. I'm Sue Guzman, Fox News. President Trump continuing to express optimism about Iran, detailing the conditions of the ongoing negotiations.
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Donald Trump
The main parts of the deal is they can't have a nuclear weapon. The strait will open immediately.
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Sue Guzman
His comments come a day after the House approved a war powers resolution that would halt US Military action against Iran. It was a rare loss for the president in the House after four Republicans joined Democrats in that vote. Ukraine's president posting a letter to Russia's president Thursday calling for direct talks to end the conflict.
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Carmen Roberts
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky issues a direct challenge to Russian President Vladimir Putin declaring enough of war. In an open letter posted on the Ukrainian president's website, Zelensky told Putin the choice is yours now, peace or a prolonged conflict. The long, detailed letter blames Putin personally for the war, but also offers a path forward through direct talks between the two leaders. Zelenskyy called for a ceasefire, a prisoner exchange and a negotiated end to the war, while making it clear Ukraine will keep fighting if talks fail. Carmen Roberts, Fox News Meanwhile, Putin told
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Sue Guzman
international reporters in St. Petersburg that talks do not require a ceasefire. House on Thursday passing legislation that would aid Ukraine and sanction key elements of the Russian economy. The move overrides objections from Republican leaders who warn the bill will undermine negotiations designed to achieve a comparable but stronger meas now heads to the Senate, where is it expected to face an uphill battle. And the United States has imposed sanctions on Cuba's President Miguel Diaz Canal, along with four other individuals. That's according to a filing Thursday on the U.S. treasury Department website. Sanctions come after President Trump signed an executive order expanding sanctions against the island. America is listening to Fox.
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Sue Guzman
the largest state in the union still counting votes in its gubernatorial primary, something that could last weeks. Fox's Anita Vogel explains so much of
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Anita Vogel
the state votes by mail. California is one of eight states plus the District of Columbia that automatically mail ballots to all active registered voters. And in California, voters can drop their absentee ballots at dropboxes or voting centers or at the post office on Election Day. As long as the ballot is postmarked on Election Day, the ballots have seven more days to reach the registrar's offices across the state. That pushes us to June 9th, and then they can be counted for another 13 days after election day, bringing us to June 15th. And it could be another two weeks before the election is certified.
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Sue Guzman
Steve Hilton is still holding a slight lead with 27% of the vote over former Health and Human Service secretary Secretary Javier becerra, who is 26% Democrat. Billionaire philanthropist Tom Steyer is in third with 20% of the vote. Maine Democrat Senate candidate Graham Plattner staying in the race despite a brewing scandal.
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Mark Meredith
Maine's Senate primary is fast approaching and despite multiple scandals, Democratic candidate Graham Platner, he's holding on and top Democrats are sticking by him. So far, Platner is running to challenge Republican Senator Susan Collins, her seat a toss up this cycle. Platner has shocked some Democrats, though, with his past behavior. And the scandals are piling up. They include multiple controversial posts on Reddit, a Nazi era tattoo on his chest which was covered up, and allegations of inappropriate messages sent to women even though he's a married man.
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Sue Guzman
Fox's Mark Meredith reporting. And Chinese President Xi Jinping is going to travel to Pyongyang next week in order to meet with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un. This is Xi's first Visit there since 2019 before the coronavirus pandemic shocked border crossings between the two countries. Talks are expected to continue in the wake of an announcement yesterday when they announced North Korea that it's going to be building. I'm Sue Guzman. This is Box.