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Convicted sex offender Harvey Weinstein is going on trial for a third time in New York City, accused of rape.

He was first convicted there in 2020, but a judge overturned the verdict.

A second jury deadlocked on the question.

A third trial was ordered.

That new jury is hearing opening arguments today.

The federal government has a new plan to prop up water levels in the nation's second-largest reservoir, Lake Powell.

The lake straddles the border between Arizona and Utah.

It's fed by Colorado River water.

From member station KJZZ, Alex Hager reports, experts say the plan is a short-term solution.

Both the state of Maryland and the Justice Department have sued the Water Authority in Washington, D.C.

This is over a mammoth sewage spill in January into the Potomac River.

The lawsuit claims that D.C.

water failed to keep its sewage pipes in good repair.

Live from NPR News in Washington, I'm Corva Coleman.

It's the final full day of a ceasefire in Iran.

Pakistan is preparing to host peace talks, but neither the U.S.

nor Iran have apparently sent negotiators to Pakistan's capital for talks.

Separately, a different ceasefire continues to hold between Israel and Hezbollah in Lebanon.