President Donald Trump says he still believes there’s time to reach a deal with Iran as talks between Washington and Tehran continue.

President Trump said he believes there is still time to strike an agreement with Iran, as discussions between the two countries continue.

Trump said he has “plenty of time” to pursue a deal, maintaining that negotiations remain ongoing despite months of escalating tensions between the two nations.

According to CBS News, Trump said Iran was showing more seriousness in discussions but had not yet reached a final agreement. The president added that diplomatic efforts would continue as both sides explore the possibility of a deal.

"Prime Minister Netanyahu opposes sending the F-35s to Turkey…"@POTUS: "Nobody tells me what we should be selling or not. Turkey has been a tremendous ally." pic.twitter.com/8gSzavJ6Ce

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“Prime Minister Netanyahu opposes sending the F-35s to Turkey…”

@POTUS: “Nobody tells me what we should be selling or not. Turkey has been a tremendous ally.”

Bryan Kohberger is seeking to revoke his guilty plea in the murder of four Idaho students, a year after admitting to the killings, claiming new evidence proves his innocence.

Kohberger Seeks to Revoke Guilty Plea in Idaho Murders

A year after confessing, he wants to take it back. According to the Daily Mail, Bryan Kohberger is now seeking to revoke his guilty plea in the murder of four Idaho students, claiming new evidence exonerates him.

Kohberger had admitted to the killings roughly a year ago, a case that drew intense national attention over the brutal murders of the students. His latest move to withdraw the plea comes amid what he describes as fresh evidence supporting his innocence.

Further details on the specific evidence and the legal grounds for his request were not immediately available in initial reports on the development.

UK Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband has been appointed as the United Kingdom’s Governor to the World Bank, taking over from Yvette Cooper as part of a broader cabinet reshuffle following Keir Starmer’s resignation.

UK Names Foreign Secretary as World Bank Governor

The UK is putting its foreign secretary front and centre on global development. According to Punch, Ed Miliband will now serve as the United Kingdom’s Governor to the World Bank, personally leading Britain’s engagement on international development and climate finance.

The appointment, announced by the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office, means Miliband will attend the World Bank’s Annual Meetings in Bangkok come October. He replaces Yvette Cooper following a cabinet reshuffle after Keir Starmer’s resignation, which saw Andy Burnham become the new UK Prime Minister.

The move pairs with Kirsty McNeill’s appointment as Minister for Development, who will oversee four Regional Development Banks. World Bank President Ajay Banga welcomed the appointment, calling the UK a longstanding development partner.

Newly released diary entries from Dr. Anthony Fauci, published by Senate Homeland Security Chairman Rand Paul, reveal the former COVID adviser repeatedly reflecting on his soaring personal fame even as the pandemic death toll climbed into the tens of thousands.

Fauci’s Diary Reveals Fame Obsession as COVID Deaths Mounted

Turns out fame was on Fauci’s mind — even as bodies piled up. According to the New York Post, newly released diary entries from Dr. Anthony Fauci show the former White House COVID adviser fixating on his own celebrity as the pandemic’s death toll soared.

By April 7, 2020, with over 60,000 Americans already dead, Fauci wrote that the “press [was] still hot and heavy” about him, noting multiple stories a day. By May 21, with nearly 98,000 dead, he described his “national and international fame” as “explosive and really unimaginable,” insisting it wasn’t hyperbole.

By late June 2020, as daily cases hit a record 40,000, Fauci mentioned receiving an invitation to appear on “Dancing with the Stars.” He also wrote about growing tension with the Trump White House, claiming his media presence made him “a star that outshines” the president — though he insisted he had no desire to embarrass Trump. He even noted Secret Service guards waved his car through checkpoints without checking ID, recognizing him on sight.

The diaries were released by Sen. Rand Paul, chairman of the Senate Homeland Security Committee and a longtime Fauci critic, just days before Fauci’s subpoenaed testimony before the same committee. Paul argues the entries show a health official preoccupied with image during a national emergency, posting that “Anthony Fauci will answer to the American people.”

Trump adviser Peter Navarro has separately called Fauci the “Dr. Frankenstein of the modern era.” Fauci did not respond to requests for comment.

Newly released diary entries show Dr. Anthony Fauci grew increasingly preoccupied with his own celebrity as COVID-19 deaths climbed worldwide.

Diaries: Fauci Called Himself ‘Most Talked About Person’ In US…Privately Tracked His Own Fame As Deaths Climbed

Newly released diary entries reveal that as COVID-19 deaths mounted, former White House COVID advisor Dr. Anthony Fauci became increasingly fixated on his newfound fame, according to journals released by Senate Homeland Security Committee Chairman Rand Paul, R-Ky.

The journals chronicle Fauci’s day-to-day role during the pandemic through conversations with President Donald Trump, governors and world leaders, media appearances, and personal reflections. Paul, a longtime Fauci critic, released the diaries as part of the committee’s oversight investigation, days before Fauci is set to testify after being subpoenaed.

On April 7, 2020, Fauci wrote that the “press [was] still hot and heavy” about him, with multiple stories daily. By May 21 — with global deaths nearing 98,000 — he described his fame as “explosive and really unimaginable,” calling himself “the most famous and talked about person in the country.” He added that Trump “seems to be enamored” of him despite losing the spotlight, and noted Secret Service agents often waved him through security without checking ID.

As cases surged past 40,000 a day, Fauci noted an invitation to appear on “Dancing with the Stars.” He also documented growing friction with the White House, writing on July 2, 2020, that “POTUS and his people have essentially dropped out” as an outbreak intensified, and complained officials were blocking his TV appearances.

Fauci said he had “no desire to conflict with, embarrass or show up the POTUS.”