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The nuclear deal with Iran gets underway.

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Iran says it has stopped its most advanced nuclear enrichment as of today.

The Obama White House says U.N. inspectors agree.

In response, Western nations will relax economic sanctions and begin six months of negotiations

to make a permanent deal.

It could mark the beginning of the end of Iran's diplomatic isolation, but hardliners on both

sides call it a sham.

Is Iran still hiding efforts to produce an atomic bomb?

Are the Western powers, China and Russia, just trying to maintain their monopoly on nuclear

weaponry?

Today's talking point, the end of net neutrality.

Why is it a civil rights issue?

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The Obama White House says UN inspectors have confirmed that Iran has suspended its most advanced

enrichment of nuclear fuel today. In exchange,

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