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American Bar Association faces mounting pressure from Trump, conservatives

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By Zach Schonfeld Verified, Rema Rahman Verified
| NewsNation Verified
The American Bar Association (ABA) is feeling mounting pressure from the Trump administration and conservatives. As the group hopes to hang onto its national status, it’s moving closer to rolling back a key diversity initiative. Plus, the latest Supreme Court action and how the shooting outside the White House over the weekend is making its way into the legal fight over President Trump’s $400 million ballroom project.
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US, Iran reach tenuous ceasefire deal: 5 takeaways

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By Mallory Wilson Verified, Rema Rahman Verified, Julia Manchester Verified
| KREX-TV (Grand Junction, CO) Verified
The two-week U.S.-Iranian ceasefire deal brought temporary relief around the world Tuesday after President Trump agreed to suspend what he warned would be a catastrophic attack on the Islamic Republic. Stocks rose and oil prices plunged following news of the agreement, bringing a temporary reprieve to markets roiled by the war. Reports of strikes against U.S. allies in the region continued Wednesday, raising questions about the strength of the deal.
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US, Iran reach tenuous ceasefire deal: 5 takeaways

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By Mallory Wilson Verified, Rema Rahman Verified, Julia Manchester Verified
| KSEE-TV (Fresno, CA) Verified
The two-week U.S.-Iranian ceasefire deal brought temporary relief around the world Tuesday after President Trump agreed to suspend what he warned would be a catastrophic attack on the Islamic Republic. Stocks rose and oil prices plunged following news of the agreement, bringing a temporary reprieve to markets roiled by the war. Reports of strikes against U.S. allies in the region continued Wednesday, raising questions about the strength of the deal.
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