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NPR's Dia Hadid is in Islamabad, has more on the negotiations and what Iran is seeking out of these talks.

Friday, President Trump again insisted that Iran will not be allowed to have nuclear weapons.

Pope Leo today blasted what he called the delusion of omnipotence that is fueling the U.S.-Israeli war in Iran.

He also demanded the fighting stop and the nations negotiate peace.

The Trump administration is acknowledging an error made in a recent social media video and a letter that was sent to New York's Democratic governor accusing the state of Medicaid fraud.

Buffalo, Toronto public media reporter Emily Watkins has more on the story.

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New York City police shot and killed a man armed with a machete who they say stabbed three people in Manhattan at the 42nd Street Grand Central subway station.

Police said the man was behaving erratically and claiming he was Lucifer.

He was ordered 20 times to put the weapon down before the officers shot him.

Three people ages 84, 70 and 65 suffered non-life-threatening stab wounds.

The Artemis II astronauts are adjusting to life back on Earth following a successful splashdown in the Pacific Ocean on Friday.

As NPR's Nell Greenfield-Boyce reports, the cruise flyby of the moon is seen by NASA as a key step toward the agency going back to the moon.

The University of Wisconsin plays Denver University later today for the NCAA Men's Frozen Four Ice Hockey Championship.

The pup dropped at 5.30 in Las Vegas.

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Navy warships began removing Iranian mines from the Iranian-block Strait of Hormuz, according to U.S.