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Pakistan and China's foreign ministers have issued a joint statement calling for talks to end the Iran war as part of a broader peace plan.

NPR's Dia Hadid reports the statement calls for a ceasefire and into attacks on civilian infrastructure and the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz.

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Prince Harry's privacy invasion lawsuit against British tabloids now in the hands of a high court judge.

Testimony in the suit brought by Harry and also music legend Elton John and five other high-profile figures against the Daily Mail's publisher ended Tuesday after more than 10 weeks.

A judge in the case says he will rule later.

The publisher denies wrongdoing.

Back in Washington, a giant throne with a gold-painted toilet seat appeared in front of the Lincoln Memorial Monday.

And Pierce, Frank Langford reports on the reception, the satirical artwork by people on the National Mall.

President Trump and First Lady Melania Trump turned up at the Kennedy Center Tuesday night, attending the opening night of the musical Chicago.

Some in the crowd booed when the Trump Center, but the boos...

were drowned by cheers from others.

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President Trump is planning to address the nation.

The White House says he will deliver an update on the Iran war tomorrow night.

His address follows remarks Tuesday that the U.S.

could soon end its attacks.