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President Trump is warning he'll keep the U.S.

military stationed in the Mideast until Iran fully complies with this week's truce.

The shaky ceasefire comes as Israel continues to attack Hezbollah militants in Lebanon.

Iran has insisted the ceasefire applies to Lebanon.

Both Israel and the U.S.

reject this.

NPR's Lorne Freyer reports from Beirut, Lebanese officials say 250 people were killed yesterday in Israeli attacks.

NPR's Lauren Frayer reporting.

Meanwhile, Pakistan is getting ready to host talks this weekend between Iranian and U.S.

officials.

The White House says Vice President Vance will lead the delegation.

Stocks opened lower this morning as gas prices hold steady.

NPR's Scott Horsley reports the Dow Jones Industrial Average slipped more than 30 points in early trading.

Voters are continuing to swing their support toward Democrats in races held since the 2024 presidential election.

That includes contests this week in Wisconsin and Georgia.

NPR's Stephen Fowler has this analysis.

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Postal Service says it is going to suspend its contribution payments to its workers' pension programs.