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Player. President Trump gives himself two weeks to decide whether to join Israel in attacking Iran.

We'll look at Europe's push to avoid that outcome and restart diplomatic talks.

European countries do have a diplomatic role to play here, but ultimately these are negotiations

between Tehran and the U.S.

And I think for that reason, we might see Iranian officials be willing to offer

tighter restrictions on the country's nuclear program. Plus, an appeals court lets the president

retain control of California National Guard troops, and China flexes its chokehold on rare earth

magnets. It's Friday, June 20th. I'm Luke Vargas for the Wall Street

Journal, and here is the AM edition of What's News, the top headlines and business stories

moving your world today. Fighting between Israel and Iran has entered its second week. The two sides

are continuing to trade attacks, but attention

is increasingly focused on whether the U.S. will enter the conflict with direct strikes on Iran.

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