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Israel is hitting Iran's capital, Tehran, with new strikes today.

Iran is firing at its neighbors.

Trump administration officials say that President Trump will decide when the war is over.

Thomas Wright served in the National Security Council under former President Biden.

He tells NPR Trump could increase the attacks in an effort to end the war quickly.

But he warns that's very high risk.

He says the U.S.

could possibly take casualties.

Global crude oil prices remain volatile.

At about $107 a barrel, gas prices continue to climb.

NPR's Camilla Dominovsky reports the scale of the disruption to global oil markets is profound.

The war against Iran has left the status of peace talks between Ukraine and Russia unclear.

Ukraine says it is prepared to proceed.

Russia says the war against Iran means the peace talks are, unquote,

Situational pause.

This is NPR.

But it is the latest sign Trump is trying to close the education department.

There is a continued reckoning over the legacy of the late United Farm Workers activist Cesar Chavez.

The Texas newsroom's Lucia Vasquez spoke to historians who say this could be an opportunity to refocus on the broader farm workers movement.

People are hunting in Ohio for fragments of a meteorite that crashed to the earth Tuesday morning.