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Peru’s Congress voted on Tuesday to impeach President José Jerí after he failed to disclose meetings with Chinese businessmen who were under government scrutiny, the latest upheaval in a country that has cycled through leaders with striking speed.
U.S. and Iran Make ‘Good Progress’ in Geneva Talks, Foreign Minister Says
Indirect talks between American and Iranian officials in Switzerland ended with an agreement on a “set of guiding principles,” according to Iran’s foreign minister, who said both sides had agreed to exchange drafts on a potential deal.
In Arson Case, a Judge Wrestles With A.I.-Assisted Apology Letters
A judge in New Zealand who discovered that apology letters from a defendant in an arson case had been written with the help of artificial intelligence raised questions about the sincerity of her sentiments, reflecting a wider discussion about using A.I. for personal communication.
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