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The agreement never closer. I'm Lisa Licera, Fox News. Those words from Iran's foreign minister. As the US And Iran work toward ending the conflict in Iran, a senior
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administration official confirms a deal is much closer to fruition, clarifying that one of the things both sides kept going back and forth on was the specificity of the commitment to destroy and dispose of enriched nuclear material. The official said Iran will be rewarded economically piecemeal as they comply with their obligations and that this would include sanctions relief and unfreezing funds. Iran's foreign minister told Iranian state TV a deal is closer, but said nuclear issues would be discussed at later stages, that the deal's contingent upon an end to the US Blockade in the Strait of Hormuz and a ceasefire between Lebanon and Israel. He added that management of the strait will not return to pre war levels and that their sword will always hang over the strait.
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Fox's Jessica Rosenthal President Trump said this week the agreement could be signed this weekend. A federal judge rules President Trump's name must come off the Kennedy center by today.
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Late Thursday, the Justice Department filed a last minute appeal on behalf of the Kennedy Center's Trump appointed board of trustees, seeking to keep the president's name on the building. Judge Cooper ruled on May 29 that Trump's name was illegally added to the John F. Kennedy center for the Performing Arts, finding only Congress could change its name and ordered all references to Trump must be removed by June 12th.
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Fox's Carmen Roberts meanwhile, a different judge has ruled the White House is allowed to stage a UFC fight on the White House lawn this weekend. The nonprofit Public Integrity Integrity Project had sued to challenge the Freedom 250 event. Wall street stocks rose as oil prices fell again as it appears Iran deal is closed. The Dow added 353, the Nasdaq gained 79. The S&P plus 37 and shares of SpaceX closed just over $161 a share in its initial public offering. America's listening to Fox News.
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Kirk's accused killer was back in court in Utah.
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Tyler Robinson and his defense team in Utah County Court trying to make their case that PROM prosecutor Christopher Ballard violated the court's gag order by responding to media inquiries about the defense's characterization of an ATF ballistics report, which they say was misleading. Ballard testifying the goal of these interviews was to respond to the specific media inquiries that were being generated by the misinformation that was circulating about the bullet testing. The judge also hearing arguments on a defense motion to block hearsay evidence in the Capitol murder case. Jeff Manasso, Fox News the judge will
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make a decision on the motions later this month. The trial date has not been set and Robinson has yet to enter a plea. A judge has awarded Blake Lively some legal fees but no punitive damages in her lawsuit against fellow actor and director Justin Baldoni. Lively sued Baldoni in 2024, claiming he defamed her after she accused him of sexual misconduct during the filming of the Mov Ends With Us. Lively and Baldoni settled the bulk of their dispute last month, just as a trial was about to start. Your food delivery app might be replacing more waiters at restaurants DoorDash, one of
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the world's leading food delivery and ordering apps, announces the debut of an artificially intelligent chatbot that takes your order. They call it ask DoorDash, and it is designed to end the need for scrolling through restaurant options and menus. Now, the platform says you can just tell the chatbot what you're in the mood to eat, but it goes beyond your dinner desires. The chatbot will also work with grocery orders, even allowing users to upload photos or paste links to recipes for the AI to arrange for you to buy ingredients and have them delivered.
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