Hey, from CNN, I'm Afalmadikai with the five things you need to know for Tuesday, May 26.

The U.S. and Iran have signaled that they're closing in on a deal to turn a ceasefire into a more long-standing settlement.

After the U.S. military carried out a strike targeting Iranian missile launch sites in boats,

the memorandum of understanding, as it's being called,

would set out a roadmap for resolving outstanding issues, according to Secretary of State

Marco Rubio. But he said disputes over language concerning Iran's nuclear program and sanctions have

held up a deal. Semiofficial Iranian outlet Tasneem reported that Iran's delegation held, quote,

generally positive talks with mediators in Qatar to iron out key sticking points.

A White House official says President Donald Trump is expected to meet with his cabinet tomorrow

for the first time since the end of March at Camp David.

Meanwhile, Internet Watchdog Group NetBlocks says Iran has partially restored web access

after a blackout that lasted several months following anti-government demonstrations late last year

and the launch of U.S. and Israeli strikes this year. And overnight, the Israeli military says it

struck more than 100 Hezbollah targets in Lebanon, killing at least one person, according to Lebanon's

national news agency. An Israeli military official says soldiers have expanded ground operations

in southern Lebanon to target Hezbollah's infrastructure for launching drones.

More news coming up, including the latest development in the nation's redistricting wars.

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