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The Holdup at the Center of the Iran Talks, and Trump’s Baseless New Claims of Voter Fraud

The Holdup at the Center of the Iran Talks, and Trump’s Baseless New Claims of Voter Fraud
New York Times Tuesday 09 June 2026, 10:15 UTC By Tracy Mumford, Will Jarvis, Margaret Kadifa, Jake Lucas, Ian Stewart, Erika Solomon, Devlin Barrett, Casey Newton and Lisa Lerer 1 min read
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President Trump has repeatedly said that the United States and Iran were coming close to a deal to end the war. It is not clear that they are actually any closer at the moment.

President Trump has repeatedly said that the United States and Iran were coming close to a deal to end the war. It is not clear that they are actually any closer at the moment.
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