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Will they talk or not?

We'll get the latest on potential U.S.-Iraud diplomacy as the end of a 10-day ceasefire looms.

Plus, with the world's focus elsewhere, North Korea speeds up work on its nuclear program,

and scientists close in on treatments to stop the genetic driver of lung cancer.

It is so hard to target that researchers named it the Death Star.

This weekend, researchers presented early results from two experimental drugs that their enthusiastic could work against it.

It's Monday, April 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.

After a three-week-long rally that has brought U.S. stocks to record highs,

investors are once again bracing for uncertainty following a whirlwind of developments in the Iran War.

Hopes had been raised last week

for an end to the conflict and that the Strait of Hormuz was reopening to shipping traffic

until Iran on Saturday said that the strait remained closed. In a series of social media

posts yesterday, President Donald Trump called that a total violation of the ceasefire agreement

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