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CNN

US/Israel Launch War Against Iran

The US and Israel launched strikes on Iran Saturday morning after what the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) said was months of “close and joint planning.” The US military is also planning for several days of attacks, according to two sources.

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AP News

Read Trump’s Full Statement

U.S. President Donald Trump said in an 8-minute video posted on his Truth Social that the U.S. has begun “major combat operations in Iran.” He claimed Iran has continued to develop its nuclear program and plans to develop missiles to reach U.S.

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Al Jazeera

Who Is Iran’s Supreme Leader?

Recent U.S. and Israeli attacks near Tehran have intensified tensions around Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, disrupting nuclear negotiations and prompting threats from Western leaders, with both Israel and the U.S. suggesting potential regime change.

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Gallup

Americans’ Mideast Sympathies Shift

Americans now show nearly equal sympathies between Israelis and Palestinians, with a notable shift influenced by political affiliation and age, marking a significant change in public opinion since 2001.

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Times of Israel

Bibi: Time To End Existential Threat

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and U.S. President Donald Trump launched a joint military operation targeting Iran to eliminate an 'existential threat' and prevent Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons, aiming to empower the Iranian people to shape their own future.

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ABC News

Bill: “I Did Nothing Wrong”

Former President Bill Clinton testified before the House Oversight Committee, denying knowledge of Jeffrey Epstein's activities and criticizing the inclusion of his wife, Hillary Clinton, in the inquiry.

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CNBC

Stock Market Dips, Gold Shines

Stocks dropped on Friday after the latest producer price index data came in much hotter than expected, adding sticky inflation to a list of concerns that has caused market turbulence this month.

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NPR

Trump Bans Anthropic

President Trump ordered the U.S. government to stop using the artificial intelligence company Anthropic's products and the Pentagon moved to designate the company a national security risk on Friday

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The New York Times

Takeover Creates CNN Uncertainty

Netflix’s stunning surrender in its effort to acquire Warner Bros. Discovery all but assures that the 24-hour news channel will soon be controlled by David Ellison, the technology heir best known in the journalism world for his recent revamp of CBS News.

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The Washington Post

FCC Reviews Sky Altering Plans

The FCC is evaluating two proposals that could transform the night sky: Reflect Orbital's mirrored satellites for nighttime illumination and SpaceX's data center satellites, sparking concerns over light pollution and impacts on ecosystems and astronomical observations.

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CBS News

Epstein Myths Debunked

CBS News debunks viral conspiracy theories about Jeffrey Epstein, including false claims of him torturing a girl, orchestrating the COVID-19 pandemic, and Ghislaine Maxwell's involvement in 9/11, all lacking credible evidence.

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Stubykofsky

Epstein’s Friends: Hypocrisy?

Stu Bykofsky's explores the societal hypocrisy of condemning those who befriended Jeffrey Epstein post-2008 conviction, questioning if such criticism is justified when these individuals might have been unaware of ongoing illicit acts.

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Texas Tribune

Harris Backs Crockett in TX Race

Former Vice President Kamala Harris has recorded a robocall for U.S. Rep. Jasmine Crockett to turn out voters for the Dallas congresswoman in Tuesday’s hard-fought Democratic primary for U.S. Senate.

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Emerson College Polling

Poll: Vance Leads GOP Race

A new Emerson College Polling national survey of likely voters finds President Trump with a 43% job approval rating, consistent with January, and a 55% disapproval rating, a four-point increase since last month.

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Axios

Target Ditches Synthetic Dyes

By May 2026, Target will require all cereals in its stores to be free of synthetic colors, leading the charge among national retailers to meet consumer demand for healthier options, and potentially pushing major brands to reformulate.

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The Hollywood Reporter

Music Legend Neil Sedaka Dies

Renowned singer-songwriter Neil Sedaka, famed for hits like 'Breaking Up Is Hard to Do,' has passed away at 86, leaving a lasting legacy on the music industry as reflected by fellow artists and industry professionals.

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LA Times

Astrophysicist’s Tragic End

Caltech astrophysicist Carl Grillmair was fatally shot at his desert home by Freddy Snyder, a local with previous legal issues, while authorities remain unclear on the motive behind the incident.

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NBC News

Bars Boom As Liquor Sales Dip

Recent data shows a notable increase in spending at bars and restaurants, driven by a consumer preference for social experiences, while liquor store sales decline as people choose to enjoy drinks in communal settings rather than at home.

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Military.com

Scouting Reforms Finalized

U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth announced a landmark agreement with Scouting America, implementing key reforms to eliminate DEI initiatives and return to core principles, aligning with President Trump's Executive Order.

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Black Enterprise

Lacks Estate Settles With Novartis

The estate of Henrietta Lacks has reached a settlement with Novartis over claims the company benefited from the unauthorized use of her cells in medical research for decades following her death.

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