The Daily Populous

Tuesday May 26th, 2026 day edition

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“If the agreement currently being talked about is signed, the damage will be even worse.

Almost three months on, US opinion polls indicate that a body blow to a decades-old legacy may be the conflict’s most enduring legacy for Israel.

Israel has been not only locked out of negotiations with Iran, it has not even been updated on their progress, according to the New York Times.

Its government has been forced to resort to drawing on regional allies and their espionage networks surveilling Iran’s leadership.

Netanyahu criticised that deal, officially known as the joint comprehensive plan of action (JCPOA), in Washington DC at the time.

“If they [Iran] do come to possess a nuclear bomb, it will be Bibi’s bomb.”.

Not all criticism was aimed at Netanyahu, and not all those unhappy with the deal regretted the war, but the outline of Trump’s apparent plan found few champions in Israel. »

We need to add 6,000 seats to Congress. I'm serious. | Opinion

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Republicans in Alabama, Louisiana, Missouri and South Carolina are now pushing new House maps in response to the decision.

While all four efforts may not succeed, Republicans are likely to gain at least one additional seat before November.

If that level of representation can function at the state level, there is little reason Congress cannot adapt as well. »

Xbox Reportedly Canceled The Family Game Pass Plan Because Of Pressure From Electronic Arts

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According to Windows Central journalist Jez Corden, Electronic Arts strongly pushed against the Game Pass Friends and Family plan.

One of the most requested ideas is still the return of the Game Pass family tier, along with exclusives.

In other news, Xbox CEO Asha Sharma has publicly invited former PlayStation executive Shawn Layden to “chat sometime” after he shared a “grim prognosis” for the Xbox Game Pass model. »

Delaney Hall hunger strike: Gov. Sherrill denied access

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While addressing a protester upset that Sherrill had not reported to the facility sooner, the governor said she was not allowed access.

“They started their strike on Friday and the first thing they said is we want to talk to Governor Sherrill, and it took you four days to be here.”.

Sherrill explained that her office has been working with federal immigration officials to gain entry to the facility. »