• Russia and Ukraine Agree to Black Sea Ceasefire in Fragile Diplomatic Breakthrough
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    Limited maritime truce and halt to energy strikes emerge from U.S.-mediated talks in Saudi Arabia, but implementation remains uncertain as Moscow conditions deal on sanctions relief Russia and Ukraine reached a tentative agreement to halt naval hostilities in the Black Sea and suspend attacks on critical energy infrastructure INVC, marking a rare moment of diplomatic progress in a war now entering its fourth year. The deal emerged from separate negotiations between American officials and Russian and Ukrainian delegations in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. Both countries agreed to ensure safe navigation, eliminate the use of force, and prevent the use of commercial… Read more: Russia and Ukraine Agree to Black Sea Ceasefire in Fragile Diplomatic Breakthrough
  • USC Cancels Governor Debate After Backlash Over All-White Lineup
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    University pulls event hours before scheduled start following criticism that format excluded candidates of color from California’s diverse field The University of Southern California abruptly canceled a California gubernatorial debate scheduled for Thursday evening, less than 24 hours before it was set to begin, after widespread criticism that the event would feature only white candidates despite the state’s diverse electorate and field of contenders. USC’s Annenberg School for Communication and Journalism announced the cancellation in a statement released at 2:47 p.m. Pacific time, citing concerns about the debate format and “the need to ensure all Californians see themselves reflected in… Read more: USC Cancels Governor Debate After Backlash Over All-White Lineup
  • Trump Votes by Mail in Florida as Republicans Push Voting Restrictions
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    President casts absentee ballot in special election while GOP lawmakers advance measures limiting mail-in voting access in multiple states President Donald Trump voted by mail in Florida’s 1st Congressional District special election Tuesday, even as Republican legislators in at least eight states work to impose new restrictions on absentee and mail-in voting with support from his administration. The White House confirmed Trump submitted an absentee ballot from Washington for the race to fill the seat vacated by Representative Matt Gaetz, who resigned in January to join the administration. Florida election officials received the president’s ballot on Monday, according to Okaloosa… Read more: Trump Votes by Mail in Florida as Republicans Push Voting Restrictions
  • Trump Says Iran ‘Would Like to Make a Deal’ Despite Escalating Tensions
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    President suggests diplomatic opening remains possible even as military buildup continues and April 12 deadline approaches for nuclear negotiations President Donald Trump said Thursday that Iran “would like to make a deal” on its nuclear program and regional activities, offering the first public hint that diplomatic channels may remain open despite escalating military confrontations in the Middle East. Speaking to reporters at the White House, Trump suggested Tehran is feeling pressure from the combination of U.S. troop deployments and economic sanctions, though he provided no details about specific communications or what terms Iran might be willing to accept. “I think… Read more: Trump Says Iran ‘Would Like to Make a Deal’ Despite Escalating Tensions
  • Iranian Missiles Strike Israel, Leaving More Than Dozen Wounded
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    Direct attack marks dangerous escalation in regional conflict as ballistic missiles penetrate air defenses, injuring civilians and military personnel with blast trauma and shrapnel Iranian ballistic missiles struck Israeli territory directly, wounding more than a dozen people in what defense officials are calling one of the most significant direct attacks between the two adversaries in recent years. The Israel Defense Forces confirmed that multiple missiles impacted populated areas, causing injuries from blast effects and shrapnel. Military hospitals in the affected regions treated at least 15 wounded, according to medical officials, though the exact breakdown between civilian and military casualties was… Read more: Iranian Missiles Strike Israel, Leaving More Than Dozen Wounded

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