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They want to make a deal. We've had very good talks over the last 24 hours, and it's very possible that we'll make a deal.

While the U.S. and Iran moved closer to an agreement to try to end the war, how are the

people there coping with death and destruction?

I'm joined by the International Red Cross president, Mariana Spoliaric, who recently visited Tehran

then.

As Russia prepares to celebrate Victory Day, its war on Ukraine continues.

Regional expert Alexander Gabweb games out, Putin's next moves.

Also, I grow with a history and an understanding and an appreciation and a respect for what the Voting Rights Act meant.

After the Supreme Court ruling on voting rights, Alabama moves to break up its largely black congressional districts.

Harry Srinavasan speaks to representative Shomari figures, whose district is on the line.

And later,

It's the sound of a woman speaks her mind when she's told she shouldn't.

Singer, songwriter and actress Rita Wilson takes a cathartic deeply personal look at the arc of a woman, everyone. I'm Christiana Manpur in New York.

Now, could the United States in Iran be close to an agreement to end the fighting?

Iran says it's studying the latest U.S. proposal, while the White House again expresses optimism.

Apparently on the table, a one-page plan declaring an end to the war, followed by a 30-day

negotiation period on the stickier deal points, including nuclear issues and security in the Strait of Hormorz.

In Rome, the U.S. Secretary of State, Marco Rubio met with Pope Leo amid the tension

between the Vatican and the White House. According to the State Department, the two discussed

their, quote, shared commitment to promoting peace and human dignity. Now, human dignity is often one of the first

casualties of war. Iran reports more than 3,000 people were killed during the U.S. and Israeli

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