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President Trump says Iran is now proposing negotiations after Trump threatened military action in response to the killing of protesters in Iran.

Speaking to reporters on Air Force One Sunday, he said his administration is talking with Iranian officials, but he says he may still take action first.

The protests, meanwhile, are continuing.

That's Willem Marks with our report.

A new portrait of President Trump on display in the National Portrait Gallery in Washington, D.C.

no longer mentions his two impeachments.

NPR's Joe Hernandez has our reports.

In Jackson, Mississippi, a suspect is in custody in connection to a fire this weekend that damaged the historic Beth Israel Synagogue in Jackson.

The arrest comes as the U.S.

continues to see a rise in anti-Semitic acts.

Mississippi Public Broadcasting's Shamira Mohamed reports.

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Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell says the Department of Justice has served the central bank with subpoenas.

In a statement released Sunday, he also said the department is threatening the bank with a criminal indictment over Powell's testimony about the Fed's building renovations.

Powell called the threat of criminal charges an effort to undermine the Fed's independence when it comes to setting interest rates.

Figure skating national championships ended this weekend with a big reveal.

The names of the 16 members of the U.S.

Olympic team were made public.

And as NPR's Rachel Treisman reports, the women's field is packed with medal contenders.

Avatar Fire and Ash continues to dominate at the box office, taking first place for the fourth straight week with $21.3 million in sales at North American theaters.