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Still no agreement in sight. I'm Sue Guzman, Fox News. And President Trump says negotiations are ongoing after he backed off on a threat to hit Iran with fresh strikes earlier this week. He's continuing to demand Tehran give up its nuclear ambitions as part of any long term ceasefire deal.
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The entire Gulf is patiently waiting to see what happens next, especially when you consider the fact that many of the leaders in this very region pushed President Trump to allow for more time on for negotiations to continue. Well, President Trump says that's exactly what is happening. But he also responded to some new reports that Iran's supreme leader wants to hold on to the country's highly enriched uranium.
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No, no, we get the highly enriched. We will get it. We don't need it. We don't want it. We'll probably destroy it after we get it. But we're not going to let them have it now.
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Despite any major breakthroughs in the talks, negotiations appear to be moving in a constructive direction.
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Jeff Paul, Republicans struggled Thursday to find the votes to dism legislation that would force President Trump to withdraw from the conflict with Iran. As it became clear GOP leaders wouldn't have the numbers to defeat the bill, they called off the planned vote on it. Members of both the Senate and House have left Capitol Hill for the long Memorial Day recess. So no new votes are expected till they return in June. The DNC releasing a report outlining what went wrong in the 2024 election. Details from Fox's Kevin Corn.
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The DNC's autopsy of President Trump's 2024 election victory largely blames former President Biden for fail support his VP Kamala Harris. That report also seems to give the former president a bit of a pass to his debate performance. Quoting now the debate obviously changed many things. The dial testing during the debate demonstrated the weakness of the president's performance. Some Democrats, though, aren't buying all that. They say what happened was the party didn't focus enough on kitchen table issues.
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Two time NASCAR Cup Series champion Kyle Busch has died. Fox's Christina Coleman with the story the
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motorsports world shaken by a sudden loss. Busch was hospitalized earlier this week with a severe illness. His family has asked for privacy now. The week prior, he was battling a sinus cold. He radioed for medical help during a race. On May 10, his family, NASCAR and Richard Childress Racing released a joint statement on his tragic loss. They said the entire NASCAR family is heartbroken. They described Bush as fierce and passionate. They said his sharp wit and competitive spirit sparked a deep emotional connection with race fans of every age. Denny Hamlin wrote on X Absolutely cannot comprehend this news. We just need to think of his family during this time. We love you, KB the hurricane season
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forecasts are out and US Government meteorologists are predicting an easier time this year for the U.S. eastern season.
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Forecasters at NOAA say the forming of an El Nino will make for fewer hurricanes in the Atlantic this summer, but likely more cyclones will form in the Central and eastern Pacific. NOAA administrator Neil Jacobs advises a low number of expected storms doesn't mean much when one strikes. Where you live, it's very important to understand that it only takes one. We have had Category fives make landfall in the past during below average seasons. Atlantic Hurricane season begins June 1. The Pacific season is already underway and now is a good time to stock up on supplies. In Miami, Eben Brown, Fox News.
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President Trump called off signing ceremony Thursday for a new order on artificial intelligence. The president said he was postponing the signing because he didn't like what he saw in the order's text. He announced the change hours before the event was scheduled to take place in the Oval Office saying, quote, we are leading China, we're leading everyone. And I do not want to do anything that's going to get in the way of that lead. I'm Sue Guzman. This is FOX News.
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