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New York TimesMonday, 25 May 2026
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Tentative U.S.-Iran Deal Defers Thorniest Issues
Reopens Strait, but No Nuclear Decision
The report presents the agreement as a pragmatic, temporary measure to ease economic pressure rather than a final resolution of core geopolitical conflicts.
The U.S. and Iran have reached a preliminary agreement to reopen the Strait of Hormuz to relieve global energy disruptions, while postponing definitive negotiations on Iran's nuclear program.
“Defers Thorniest Issues”
“Sceptical of long-term diplomatic stability”
GUNMAN IS KILLED AT WHITE HOUSE
Shot by Secret Service — Bystander Is Injured
A factual account of a security incident involving an armed individual and the subsequent Secret Service response.
Autism Clinics Pursue Profits From Preschoolers
Short Naps, Long Hours and More Scrutiny on Medicaid Claims
An investigative piece examining the business practices and rapid expansion of private-equity-backed autism therapy centres.
Founders Had a Blind Spot, And Trump Is Exposing It
An analytical look at how contemporary political actions are testing the historical design of executive power.
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