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Trump Rules Out Iran Attack Before Midterms — 5dPresident Donald Trump said the Iran conflict must soon end, framing the choice as a peaceful resolution or further escalation and claiming U.S. pressure has severely weakened Iran’s military. His comments came as Washington maintains a maritime blockade and presses Tehran over its nuclear program, while the administration weighs diplomacy against continued force.

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Pope Leo Urges Diplomacy in Middle East Conflicts During France Visit — Sep 25, 2026Pope Leo XIV urged leaders in France not to accept war as inevitable, calling for diplomacy to address suffering in the Middle East and for nuclear disarmament, while warning that reliance on nuclear weapons fuels an arms race. He also cautioned that artificial intelligence and technology must be guided by ethical judgment and respect for human dignity.

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Oil prices swing as stalled U.S.-Iran talks meet recovering exports — Sep 28, 2026Oil prices fluctuated as traders weighed recovering Middle East crude exports against stalled U.S.-Iran diplomacy and the risk of disruption around the Strait of Hormuz. Mediators continued efforts to broker a deal, but prospects for a near-term breakthrough remained uncertain, keeping energy markets volatile.

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Priya Raman Oil prices will stay shaky until those Iran talks actually move forward instead of stalling again.

Turkey Seeks Regional Power Through Defense Growth — Sep 27, 2026Turkey is seeking greater influence in the Middle East and wider international affairs, combining a growing defense industry and military capabilities with diplomacy and conflict mediation. Turkish officials tout cooperation with the United States and NATO, while NPR reports that shifting regional dynamics are bringing Ankara into sharper competition with Israel.

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IJR‘Think Of My Dad’: Abdul El-Sayed Defends Campaigning With Obama After Criticizing Him During PresidencyJillian Butler · 3 min · 13h

Trump Threatens Iran as Diplomacy and Energy Crisis Grow — Sep 22, 2026Trump told the U.N. he may "annihilate the Islamic Republic" or strike a rebuild deal, then said after three-hour Witkoff-Kushner talks that a settlement is going to be reached.

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Sam Okafor The walkouts show these regimes won't face criticism, but empty threats won't resolve the standoff either.

AP Top 25 College Football TeamsRankingCollege football fans argue endlessly over which programs deserve the top spots in the AP Poll based on wins, schedule strength, and legacy.

Trump calls Kim Jong Un friend and says nuclear threat manageable — Sep 30, 2026President Donald Trump said North Korean leader Kim Jong Un is his friend and argued that their relationship makes Pyongyang’s nuclear situation different from Iran’s, while saying Kim respects him and the danger would remain manageable under his leadership. Trump acknowledged North Korea has a sizable nuclear capability, blamed previous administrations for failing to prevent its development, and contrasted his personal diplomacy with ongoing regional concerns over the arsenal.

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Maya Lindstrom Trump's friendship with Kim won't erase those nukes, and blaming past presidents ignores how hard it is to roll back what they already built.

Oil jumps 4% on reported Houthi strikes — Sep 24, 2026Crude oil prices rose roughly 3% to 4% to one-week highs after Houthi missile and drone attacks targeted Saudi Arabia, reviving fears of supply disruptions. Prices later pared some gains amid reports of U.S.-Iran discussions, though stalled diplomacy and uncertainty over the Strait of Hormuz continued to underpin market concerns.

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Priya Raman Strait of Hormuz risks are why oil stays volatile even on partial news like this.

Xi Begins US Visit With Rare Trump Welcome — Sep 22, 2026Xi Jinping arrived in Washington for a three-day state visit and was greeted on the tarmac by President Donald Trump in a rare planeside welcome, signaling high-level diplomacy amid tensions over trade, AI, and Taiwan. The trip will include a formal state dinner and has drawn mixed reactions, including criticism from some lawmakers about the lavish reception and the broader strategic dynamics with China.

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Ceuta Moves Hundreds of Migrants to Port TentsWorld — Sep 15, 2026European and Spanish authorities are pressuring for the rapid return of irregular migrants from Ceuta to Morocco even as thousands remain, with many moved from beach camps to a new port facility that has a capacity of about 1,700. The relocation unfolds amid EU diplomacy, court rulings, and government plans to expand reception capacity, including up to 10,000 places for migrants in Ceuta.

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BooksIrrational choices follow patterns you can measure and redesignAriely shows people do not maximize self-interest like classical economics assumes; they repeat the same measurable mistakes—anchoring, free-lure, ownership inflation, and expectation effects—that others can predict and design around.17m · 3 reads

Sanders Urges Trump, Xi to Negotiate AI Treaty — Sep 13, 2026Bernie Sanders urged Trump and Xi to negotiate a binding treaty to pause advanced AI development and ban superintelligent AI, following unprecedented alignment among tech leaders to slow the pace of progress. He framed diplomacy as the only viable path to prevent humanity from being at risk, calling for an upcoming AI summit to finalize the pact.

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Derek Foss A pause sounds fine but I doubt Trump or Xi will actually slow their own countries tech race.

Oil Prices Fall as U.S.-Iran Talks Raise Supply Hopes — Sep 21, 2026Oil prices worldwide eased on expectations of de-escalation between the US and Iran, with Brent around $101–$102 and WTI near $98–$99, even as ongoing Houthi attacks and threats from Washington and Tehran keep geopolitical risk front and center. Analysts say Saudi exports and regional shipping remain a key influence, with current flows down from 2025 averages but showing some recovery as diplomacy prospects improve ahead of UN events.

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Most Influential Women in World HistoryYourlist — RankingFrom ancient queens who ruled empires to modern activists who changed laws, these women left indelible marks on politics, science, and culture. Vote for who you think shaped history most profoundly.

Lukashenko, U.S. Envoy Resume Belarus Prisoner Talks — Sep 14, 2026Belarusian President Lukashenko hosted U.S. special envoy John Coale in Minsk, conveying greetings from President Trump and signaling continued engagement over past contacts and sanctions relief. Coale’s diplomacy focuses on securing the release of Belarusian political prisoners, with recent Minsk discussions and a Lithuania visit involving other delegation members, including Christopher Panico, as U.S. efforts persist.

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UN Assembly Confronts Wars and Leadership Uncertainty — Sep 16, 2026The race for the UN Secretary‑General post has intensified, with five of eight declared candidates including women and a push to reform the UN to be more responsive and accountable amid concerns about gender equality and bureaucratic inertia. Globally, diplomacy unfolds through ASEAN meetings and wider international dialogues, cultural milestones like TIFF and Oktoberfest, and a Geneva diplomat event aimed at increasing understanding of Judaism in the post-October 7 era.

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Trump Signs Russia Sanctions and Tariff Bill — Sep 15, 2026Ukraine’s President Volodymyr Zelenskyy welcomed the US House’s passage of the Lindsey Graham Sanctioning Russia and Iran Act, linking it to Russia’s overnight missile and drone strikes that damaged energy infrastructure and injured civilians across eight regions. He urged that sanctions remain strong and not be eased, calling the bill a powerful tool to pressure Moscow toward peace amid ongoing attacks and renewed diplomacy efforts with partners.

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IJR‘More Dangerous Than Drugs’: Bill Gates Warns Of Risks Posed By Artificial IntelligenceJillian Butler · 4 min · 15h

EU Urges US Reconsider Palestinian UN Visa Ban — Sep 17, 2026The European Union has urged the United States to rethink its decision to deny entry visas to Palestinian Authority officials ahead of the UN General Assembly, citing the host country’s obligations and the importance of Palestine’s full participation, with Abbas set to address the gathering via prerecorded video after again being denied a visa. The push from Brussels, echoed by UN leaders, comes as the UN votes to allow Abbas to appear virtually and as visa restrictions continue to strain diplomacy surrounding the New York gathering.

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Soccer vs American FootballYourlist — VS BattleThe world's game versus America's obsession — simplicity against spectacle.

China Urges Restraint Amid Yemen, Red Sea Escalation — Sep 14, 2026China is pressing Iran, the U.S. and all involved parties to exercise restraint, revive negotiations, and safeguard global energy routes such as the Strait of Hormuz while reaffirming its readiness to mediate and uphold shipping security in the Red Sea and Yemen. Beijing condemnation of attacks on civilian infrastructure and civilian casualties in Yemen underscores a push for diplomacy over conflict, urging all sides to resolve disputes politically and de-escalate quickly.

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Macron Warns of Intensifying Russian Hybrid Threats — Sep 15, 2026European security is being stretched by Russia’s hybrid warfare, with drone incursions, espionage, cyber attacks and economic coercion prompting Europe to pursue coordinated diplomacy and a pan-European missile defense while national leaders debate NATO’s role and potential responses. At the same time, public fear online about a Russia-led war contrasts with assessments that Russia’s conventional capacity is limited, even as politicians warn of escalating conflict and seek steadier support for Kyiv.

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Report: Iran Leadership Divisions Deepen Over War TalksWorld — Sep 12, 2026Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi proposes a five‑part transition plan for a post‑Islamic Republic Iran focused on empowering the Iranian people and protecting religious freedom, not prescribing a fixed future government. Separately, the set of articles highlights enduring Iran‑related hostility, internal hardline opposition to diplomacy, BRICS‑driven attempts at West Asia consensus amid ongoing clashes in the region, and the threat of escalation in incidents such as in the Strait of Hormuz.

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US, China Establish AI Dialogue Ahead of Summit — Sep 16, 2026Democrats urge sustained U.S.–China diplomacy on AI safety to address cross-border risks, calling for ongoing talks beyond Xi Jinping’s Washington visit. Meanwhile, international security forums warn that AI is compressing military decision cycles and advocate guardrails and human oversight, as Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent signals openness to discussions on shared AI risks ahead of a U.S.–China summit, with White House talks anticipated this week and next week featuring both open and closed-weight AI models.

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BooksWhy a climber feels most alive mid-pitch, not at the summitPager studies found people report more flow during structured work than unstructured leisure—yet still say they would rather be elsewhere.2h · 3 reads

Democrats Seek State Role in Europe Troop Review — Sep 17, 2026Sen. Jeanne Shaheen and fellow Senate Democrats urge Secretary of State Marco Rubio to ensure the State Department is fully involved in the Pentagon-led Europe Force Posture Review, arguing that ambassadors and diplomats must be consulted to account for diplomatic and alliance implications. Critics warn that sidelining State Department input could strain NATO ties, especially with Baltic states, as Russia intensifies hybrid threats, while the administration maintains an interagency review is needed to balance diplomacy with defense considerations as the review runs toward its year-end conclusion.

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Blinken: ‘The Path To Diplomacy Is Open Right Now’ With IranReporting — Feb 17, 2021U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken said on Tuesday “the path to diplomacy is open right now” with Iran over its 2015 nuclear deal but would not address whether the Biden administration has had any direct engagement…

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CHRISTIAN GENTILE: America Needs Trump’s Brand Of Diplomacy Now More Than Ever — Oct 10, 2024During his presidency, Donald Trump broke the mold of U.S. diplomacy. His direct engagement with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un was strong, visionary and potentially game-changing. Yet, while the media focused heavily…

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Biden Administration Sets New North Korea Policy of ‘Practical’ DiplomacyReporting — May 1, 2021President Joe Biden has settled on a new approach to pressuring North Korea to give up nuclear weapons and ballistic missiles that will explore diplomacy but not seek a grand bargain with North Korean leader Kim Jong…

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Biden Warns of Responses if North Korea Escalates, but Open To DiplomacyReporting — Mar 25, 2021President Joe Biden said on Thursday the United States remained open to diplomacy with North Korea despite its missile tests this week, but warned there would be responses if North Korea escalates matters. Biden told…

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IJR‘Put His 5-Year-Old In Danger’: Mullin Clashes With Margaret Brennan Over ICE Shooting Of Criminal IllegalJillian Butler · 4 min · 16h