Corva Coleman

The news came last night just before Trump's deadline to wipe out Iran's, quote, whole civilization.

And Piers D. Parvaz reports from the border of Iran and Turkey.

Vice President Vance says that the success of the next talks with Iran will depend on what they do in negotiations.

Vance is visiting Hungary to support Prime Minister Viktor Orban.

Hungary is holding national elections this weekend.

Polls suggest Orban's governing party may lose seats in parliament.

A kidnapped American journalist has been freed in Iraq.

She was abducted last week and held by a militia that's backed by Iran.

Republican Clay Fuller has won a special congressional election in Georgia.

He had come in second last month in what's called a jungle election, where he was one of 17 candidates.

The top vote-getter last month was Democrat Sean Harris.

But Fuller gathered support from Republican voters in the Georgia congressional district.

In the runoff election, he defeated Harris and kept the seat in GOP control.

The seat was formerly held by Republican Marjorie Taylor Greene.

The Associated Press has called a race in Wisconsin for that state's Supreme Court.

It's for liberal judge Chris Taylor.

She rather defeated conservative candidate and judge Maria Lazar.

The race for the Wisconsin High Court is technically nonpartisan.

On Wall Street, ahead of opening bell, the Dow is up.

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