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  1. U.S., Israel sign joint pledge to deny Iran nuclear weaponry

    The undertaking, part of a "Jerusalem Declaration" crowning Biden's first visit to Israel as president, came a day after he told a local TV station that he was open to "last resort" use of force against Iran - an apparent move toward accommodating Israel's calls for a "credible military threat" by world powers.

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    U.S., Israel sign joint pledge to deny Iran nuclear weaponry
  2. U.S. VP touts $3.2 bln investment aimed at stemming Central America migration

    As a massive migrant caravan with approximately 10,000 foreign nationals on its way towards the United States, Vice President Kamala Harris on Tuesday announced a Central American youth program to get young El Salvadorans, Guatemalans and Hondurans paid community services opportunities on issues like "climate action" and violence prevention.

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    U.S. VP touts $3.2 bln investment aimed at stemming Central America migration
  3. U.S. says diplomacy still open to end Ukraine standoff with Russia

    U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken was speaking after talks on Saturday with Japanese and South Korean counterparts, following Washington's warning that Russia's military, which has more than 100,000 troops massed near Ukraine, could invade at any moment. Moscow denies having any such plans.

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    U.S. says diplomacy still open to end Ukraine standoff with Russia