The U.S. was warned that Iran planned a new attempt on Trump’s life, investors’ wartime jitters subsided, and France has prepped for soccer’s ‘dark arts.’ Read more in today’s What’s News newsletter:
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Plus, investors’ wartime jitters subside, and the World Cup favorites have learned to defeat soccer’s ‘dark arts.’
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