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Live updates: Vance addresses gas prices, Iran in briefing; DOJ asks Supreme Court to allow mail voting plan

Vice President Vance took charge of the White House’s first press briefing in 42 days Thursday afternoon, explaining the administration’s reasoning behind the Venezuela oil deal struck last week, offering an update on the Iran conflict and more. Late Thursday afternoon, the Trump administration asked the Supreme Court to lift a block on the implementation…

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Live updates: Vance addresses gas prices, Iran in briefing; DOJ asks Supreme Court to allow mail voting plan
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