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Trump says talks with Hamas have been ‘very successful, and proceeding rapidly’ — REUTERS / pwu404

Donald Trump · United States

Trump says talks with Hamas have been ‘very successful, and proceeding rapidly’

45% Center coverage: 225 sources

President Trump said Sunday that talks with the Palestinian militant group Hamas have been “very successful, and proceeding rapidly.” See the Story

Israel Marks Anniversary of Oct. 7 Attacks, Peace Talks Continue

Israel Marks Anniversary of Oct. 7 Attacks, Peace Talks Continue

53% Center coverage: 127 sources

Commemorations were held across Israel to remember the Oct. 7 terror attacks two years on as a diplomatic drive to deliver a U.S.-brokered peace gathered pace.See the Story

Thousands Attend Viewing for President Russell M. Nelson — REUTERS / ixx511

US Politics · United States

Thousands Attend Viewing for President Russell M. Nelson

67% Center coverage: 106 sources

SALT LAKE CITY, Utah (KIFI) - Thousands of mourners are bidding farewell to President Russell M. Nelson. Crowds lined up at the Conference Center to pay respects to the late church president. According the church, Nelson's body is lying in repose in an open casket in the Hall of the Prophets on the Conference Center's third floor. Bronze busts of each of the Church's presidents line the walls of the Hall. “It felt very sacred being able to pay m…See the Story

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