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More than two months after President Donald Trump declared that a breakthrough agreement with Iran was just weeks away, no final deal has emerged. Despite repeatedly claiming that negotiations were close to completion and that Tehran was eager to reach an agreement, diplomatic efforts remain unresolved. Trump has publicly predicted an imminent deal at least 37 times since March while continuing to insist that progress is being made. As tensions involving Iran, Israel and the United States persist, questions are growing about whether a diplomatic breakthrough is truly near.#Trump #IranDeal #Iran #TrumpIran #USPolitics #MiddleEast #BreakingNews #Diplomacy #IranNegotiations #IsraelIran #WorldNews #Geopolitics #TrumpNews #USForeignPolicy #GlobalPolitics

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US President Donald Trump said a final agreement with Iran could be reached within days and insisted that any deal would permanently prevent Tehran from obtaining a nuclear weapon. Speaking after talks involving Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, Trump claimed both sides had agreed to halt hostilities and move toward a diplomatic resolution. He also said the Strait would reopen immediately after an agreement is signed. The comments come amid ongoing concerns over Iran’s nuclear programme, regional stability and efforts to prevent further escalation.#Trump #Iran #NuclearDeal #IranNuclearProgram #Netanyahu #Israel #MiddleEast #BreakingNews #TrumpIran #WorldNews #Geopolitics #NuclearWeapons #USPolitics #IranTalks #Diplomacy

England cricket captain Ben Stokes and teammate Gus Atkinson were involved in a nightclub altercation in Chelsea after drinking with England rugby players, including Maro Itoje. A dispute over VIP tables allegedly sparked the incident. The ECB is investigating a breach of team protocols, and both players could miss England’s next Test while the inquiry continues.

Donald Trump became the first sitting US president to attend an NBA Finals game, but loud boos erupted inside Madison Square Garden when he appeared on the giant screens during the national anthem. The reaction came amid unprecedented security measures that left fans waiting for hours outside the arena. Trump attended Game 3 between the New York Knicks and the San Antonio Spurs alongside senior administration officials, family members and Knicks owner James Dolan. The event quickly became a major political and sporting talking point.#Trump #NBAFinals #MadisonSquareGarden #NewYorkKnicks #DonaldTrump #BreakingNews #NBALive #TrumpBooed #MSG #USPolitics #SportsNews #NewYork #KaiTrump #WorldNews #LiveCoverage

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A heated confrontation erupted during a congressional hearing over a proposed $70 billion funding package for U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), as lawmakers clashed over the agency's expanding powers and oversight. Democratic Representative Mary Gay Scanlon sharply challenged Republican support for the funding, arguing that granting such vast resources without stronger safeguards could lead to abuses affecting American citizens and immigrants alike.

India still had one foot in an older version of T20 cricket when Surya came into the side. Now when he has been left out of the squad, India have become a team filled withT20 specialists who go full throttle from ball one and hit more sixes than ever before. Surya was not solely responsible for that change, but he was at its centre.

Democratic Representative Mary Gay Scanlon used a contentious congressional hearing on a proposed $70 billion funding increase for U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) to raise concerns about accountability within the Department of Homeland Security (DHS). Arguing against the funding package, Scanlon alleged widespread corruption within the department and accused former DHS Secretary Kristi Noem and her associates of involvement in misconduct worth billions of dollars. The claims intensified an already heated debate over immigration enforcement, government oversight, and federal spending, as lawmakers sparred over whether ICE should receive a major expansion of resources and authority.