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President Trump announced a 10-day ceasefire between Israel and Hezbollah and suggested he might visit Pakistan to finalize a deal with Iran.
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President Trump announced a 10-day ceasefire between Israel and Hezbollah and suggested he might visit Pakistan to finalize a deal with Iran.
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President Trump announced a 10-day Israel-Hezbollah ceasefire starting Thursday, aiming to expand negotiations with Iran through Pakistani mediation while maintaining a U.S. naval blockade and increasing economic sanctions on Tehran.
Left-leaning outlets like The New Republic frame the vote as Republicans "killing" efforts to rein in a "war of choice," while right-leaning sources like Fox News describe it as a rejection of a "Democrat attempt" to curb executive authority. Most center-leaning coverage, including Reuters, focuses on the legislative stalemate and Trump's claims that the military campaign is nearing its end.
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