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Secretary of State John Kerry is still confident an Iranian nuclear deal is possible. Photo: Wikimedia Commons.
CBS News – Secretary of State John Kerry said Wednesday he is still confident that the US administration can conclude a nuclear deal with Iran after President Obama agreed to sign legislation giving Congress the right to reject an agreement.
Kerry joined his counterparts from the Group of Seven industrial powers at a meeting in northern Germany on the gathering’s second day, flying in overnight after discussing Iran with lawmakers in Washington.
