Corva Coleman

The war against Iran is more than a month old.

Gas prices have soared.

AAA reports the average cost for a gallon of regular is now $4.

That's a dollar more than what it was a month ago.

Federal prosecutors in New York are examining whether large payouts on prediction market sites, like Polymarket, have violated insider trading laws.

NPR's Bobby Allen reports.

This is NPR.

TSA agents who've lost pay for more than a month are now getting some of their back paychecks.

President Trump used an executive order to find funding for their wages, but the Department of Homeland Security is still partly shut down.

The House and the Senate and Democrats and Republicans still disagree on funding.

NASA could launch its Artemis II mission tomorrow evening.

The crew of four aims to fly around the moon and back.

From Central Florida Public Media, Brendan Byrne reports the countdown is underway.

The final four are set for the Women's NCAA Basketball Tournament, and it will be all four top seeds going into the tournament.

South Carolina will play UConn, while Texas will face UCLA.

The final four games are this Friday.

The championship game is going to be held on Sunday.

I'm Corva Coleman, NPR News, from Washington.

This week on the NPR Politics Podcast.

In Iran, President Trump is both escalating and de-escalating, pausing strikes on energy sites, claiming Iran wants to make a deal, but also moving troops to the region.