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The Washington Post notes that enclaves in places like Houston, Chicago, and New York all shared in their happiness, despite still feeling some dread about the future and their loved ones still in Iran.

Meanwhile, several anti-war protests against U.S.

actions in Iran were also held across the country in cities including Washington, D.C., Milwaukee, and Indianapolis.

And finally, a few other stories we're following.

A mass shooting left three people dead, including the gunman, and 14 others injured at a bar in Austin, Texas, in the early morning hours Sunday.

Austin Police Chief Lisa Davis said a man drove a large SUV around the block near the bar and then opened fire through the window.

He then parked, exited the vehicle, and opened fire on people as he walked.

Police confronted the man, then shot and killed him.

Authorities say he was originally from Senegal and has been a naturalized citizen for more than 10 years.

The shooter wore a shirt that said, property of Allah, and another shirt with an Iranian flag on it, according to the Austin American-Statesman, citing unnamed officials.

The FBI joined the investigation and, as of Sunday, were exploring whether the shooting was an act of terrorism but said it's too early to make a determination.

OpenAI stepped in to strike a deal with the Defense Department just hours after the Trump administration banned federal agencies from working with the AI company Anthropic.

Anthropic's model was the only AI approved for use in classified U.S.

military systems.

OpenAI now appears ready to fill that role.

Anthropic's CEO wanted greater safeguards put in place and said it wouldn't allow its technology to be used for domestic surveillance or fully autonomous weapons.

The Pentagon insisted it should be given unrestricted use of any AI deployed for military applications.

On Friday, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth announced Anthropic is now a supply chain risk, meaning any business that contracts with the Pentagon is barred from working with Anthropic.

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman posted on X that safeguards were included in their agreement with the Defense Department, though it's unclear how those measures differ from anthropics.

Planned Parenthood Marmante, the largest affiliate of the national health care provider in Northern California and Nevada, is hoping a new slate of unconventional services will help them attract a new clientele and confront a substantial revenue gap.