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U.S.-Iran deal up in the air, and California grapples with a toxic chemical tank: Weekend Rundown

Plus, the Secret Service exchanges fire outside the White House, and an upstart political movement in India embraces being called “cockroaches.”

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nbcnews.comStai leggendo3 g fa

U.S.-Iran deal up in the air, and California grapples with a toxic chemical tank: Weekend Rundown

Plus, the Secret Service exchanges fire outside the White House, and an upstart political movement in India embraces being called “cockroaches.”

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nationalpost.com3 g fa

U.S. officials told not to 'rush' into deal with Iran, Trump says

A U.S.-Iran deal to end hostilities in the Middle East is reportedly close, Donald Trump says his administration will not rush the process.

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  1. domenica 24 maggio 2026·nationalpost.com

    U.S. officials told not to 'rush' into deal with Iran, Trump says

    A U.S.-Iran deal to end hostilities in the Middle East is reportedly close, Donald Trump says his administration will not rush the process.

  2. lunedì 25 maggio 2026·nbcnews.com

    U.S.-Iran deal up in the air, and California grapples with a toxic chemical tank: Weekend Rundown

    Plus, the Secret Service exchanges fire outside the White House, and an upstart political movement in India embraces being called “cockroaches.”