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Study finds sharp rise in suicidal thoughts among US military veterans

The findings come as suicide prevention remains a top priority for the Department of Veterans Affairs, which has said more than 6,000 veterans take their own lives each year. 

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Trump weighs wider Iranian attacks with truce still elusive

U.S. President Donald Trump told Axios in an interview that he was “close to making a decision” on attacks that would be “bigger than ever before.”

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