Will Jarvis
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first heard Jan 2026
last heard 8 Sep
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Vice President J.D.
Vance led the U.S.
delegation in the talks, which were held at a lakeside resort in Switzerland.
Meanwhile, Iran is being represented by the country's Speaker of Parliament, a brigadier general who is a key figure overseeing Iranian forces in the war, along with the country's foreign minister, Abbas Araghchi.
Araghchi played a big role in the nuclear deal Iran struck with the Obama administration about a decade ago, and the leader of the U.S.
side in those talks called him a, quote, very tough negotiator.
Coming out of the negotiations this weekend, some of the thorniest issues, including sanctions on Iran and the country's nuclear program, remain unresolved.
But mediators said there was some encouraging progress.
That included a temporary line of communication to help ensure the safe passage of ships through the Strait of Hormuz, along with what they described as a new effort to wind down the fighting in Lebanon.
The conflict there between Israel and the Iran-backed militia Hezbollah is one of many potential tripwires that could threaten the fragile 60-day ceasefire between Iran and the U.S.
that was announced a week ago.
Another factor that could complicate things is President Trump, who issued new threats against Iran this weekend, even as Vance was talking about turning over a new leaf.
Trump told Fox News that after the ceasefire expires, he can do, quote, whatever I want.
As of this morning, it's not clear exactly what the next steps in the peace talks will be.
According to Iranian state media, the country's top officials are now on their way back to Tehran, but more technical discussions are continuing in Switzerland.
On the National Mall, the reflecting pool, one of the key pieces of President Trump's effort to remodel the nation's capital, is rapidly deteriorating.
The pool has suffered from leaks and algae blooms for decades, and earlier this year, the administration gave two companies no-bid contracts to carry out renovations.
One was for a firm with ties to Trump, which repainted the bottom of the pool, and the other company, which worked on the water purification system, is directly connected to a Trump donor, who lives next to Mar-a-Lago.
But since the companies finished their work, the algae has returned.
turning the pool soupy and green, and large chunks of the new paint have started floating to the surface.
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