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Weeks after the India-Pakistan stand-off, US President Donald Trump hosted Asim Munir, the Pakistani Army Chief-turned-Field Marshal, for a private lunch at the White House.

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In today’s Playbook … — Inside Trump’s thinking as the world braces for U.S. strikes on Iran. — New 8,000-person megapoll offers a sliver of midterm hope for the House GOP.

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Tyrone man Kevin Penrose details role of Ronan McNamee in his return to club football Speaking on Wednesday, Kevin Penrose detailed how crucial Tyrone's Ronan McNamee had been in his decision to ...

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Here’s What We Know The U.S. Supreme court has rejected the plea to reopen the case against Ed Sheeran over Thinking Out Loud copyright issues. Scroll down to read the details.

On Tuesday (June 17), the White House confirmed a meeting between Trump and Pakistan Chief of Army Staff Field Marshall Asim Munir for a closed-door meeting on Wednesday. The last Pakistani military ...

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In a recent decision by the Tennessee Supreme Court, the life sentences of Pervis Tyrone Payne, who was originally sentenced to death, must now be served one after the other, reaffirming the ...