Dave Mattingly

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President Trump says another round of peace talks between the U.S.

and Iran could take place this week in Pakistan.

That's what the president told the New York Post yesterday.

Trump added he would not be directly involved in a second round of discussions.

Talks between the U.S.

and Iran in Islamabad last week lasted 21 hours and resulted in no agreement.

Vice President Vance was at the University of Georgia yesterday, where he promoted the president's efforts to negotiate a peace deal with Tehran.

Raul Bali with member station WABE has more from Athens.

President Trump's borders are.

Tom Holman is adding to the back and forth between the president and Pope Leo on issues such as the war in Iran and illegal immigration.

Speaking to reporters yesterday, Holman, a Catholic himself, addressed church leaders about a secure border.

The Pope has described the Trump administration's treatment of immigrants in the U.S.

as inhuman.

The Department of Homeland Security remains in partial shutdown.

as Democrats in Congress call for changes to how federal officers carry out immigration enforcement.

Two members of Congress have formally submitted their letters of resignation.

NPR's Eric McDaniel has more.

Wall Street futures are mostly higher this morning.

This is NPR News from Washington.