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She blamed Peru's crime wave on a spike in illegal immigration.

She now faces an impeachment trial.

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Members of the U.S.

Senate returned to Capitol Hill last night after President Trump announced that Israel and Hamas had accepted the first phase of a Gaza peace plan.

Under the U.S.

deal, the two sides will pause their fighting, and Hamas will release all remaining hostages.

Israeli forces will pull back to an agreed-upon boundary line.

Here's a reaction from Pennsylvania Democrat John Futterman, who's an outspoken advocate for Israel.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says he'll hold a cabinet meeting today to approve the deal.

More than one week into the government shutdown, there's no progress on Capitol Hill.

The U.S.

Senate again failed to pass dueling short-term measures.

that would reopen the government.

More from NPR's Sam Greenglass.

Japanese automaker Honda is relying more on Canada instead of the United States to make cars for exporting.

As Stephen Basaha of the Gulf States Newsroom reports, it is part of Honda's strategy to avoid U.S.

tariffs.

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