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Collapse of Assad regime in Syria has been a huge blow for Iran. U.S. colleges and their international students prepare for second Trump term. Mystery drones flying over New Jersey puzzle officials.

Speaking about being named Time's Person of the Year while ringing the bell at the New York Stock Exchange Thursday morning, Trump quipped: "I think I like it better this time actually." ...