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The bad news is that we have not reached the agreement.

And I think that's bad news for Iran much more than it's bad news for the United States of America. After the U.S. and Iran

fail to reach a deal, President Trump orders a naval blockade of Iranian ports in the

Strait of Hormuz and the Persian Gulf. A move Iran has decried as piracy.

We'll get the latest.

Then Hungary's Prime Minister, Victor Orban, concedes defeat,

ending 16 years of far-right rule.

Hungary's opposition leader, Peter Magyar,

celebrated after winning by a landslide.

Today the Hungarian people said yes to Europe. They said yes to a free Hungary.

They said yes to represent them, to help them, to put the country in order, because this is a Hungarian government, the responsibility of the Hungarian government.

Then the Trump administrations fired six more immigration judges,

including two who blocked the deportation of Ramesa Ozturk and Mosomadali,

students who'd advocated for Palestinian rights.

Plus, the federal government's preparing to begin automatically registering

eligible men ages 18 to 26 for the military draft pool. We'll speak to an organizer with the

anti-draft coalition. Readiness for a draft enables planning for larger, longer wars without having to think about whether people are willing to fight them.

Our goal is to take the draft off the table as an option by repealing the Military Selective Service Act.

All that and more.

Coming up.

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