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Trump Advances Iran Talks, Defends Budget, Signs Defense Startup Bill
President Donald Trump stated that Iran has agreed to most terms in ongoing negotiations, potentially signing a deal in Islamabad. Meanwhile, White House budget director Russell Vought defended the fiscal year 2027 budget amid a contentious House hearing, and Trump signed legislation aiding defense startups.
Apr 14, 3:39 PM·1m read6 sources
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President Donald Trump announced that Iran has agreed to almost everything in ongoing negotiations, stating he might attend if a deal is signed in Islamabad. Lawmakers and observers have expressed doubts about the progress and reliability of the talks.
Rep. Adam Smith, ranking member of the House Armed Services Committee, said the president is not telling the truth repeatedly on the Iran war negotiations.
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