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Iran's Revolutionary Guard says it won't reopen the Strait based on Trump's, quote, ridiculous displays.
Meanwhile, in an interview published today by the British newspaper The Telegraph, Trump says he is considering pulling the U.S.
He described the Western military alliance that the U.S.
helped create as a, quote, paper tiger.
Trump later reiterated the comments to Reuters news service.
President Trump has signed an executive order that calls for restricting voting by mail.
Oregon and Arizona are already pledging to challenge this.
NPR's Hansi Lo Wong has more.
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A federal appeals court has upheld the Justice Department's decision to drop a criminal case against aircraft maker Boeing.
It stems from two fatal plane crashes that killed 346 people.
The federal government previously accused Boeing of misleading regulators about the safety of a vital plane part, but later the government reached a deal with Boeing, letting the aircraft maker avoid prosecution on a criminal charge.
Washington state has enacted its first income tax.
It applies to high earners and is backed by Governor Bob Ferguson.
From member station KUOW, Sarah Mises-Tann explains.
The Jewish holiday of Passover begins tonight.
It commemorates the exodus of ancient Israelites from slavery in Egypt.
Jewish families observe the holiday with the Seder meal and at banquets, where the story of their liberation is shared.