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He posted on social media Friday that he's considering winding down the fighting, but at the same time, the military is deploying more ships, along with another 2,500 Marines, to the region.
And as the war continues, NPR's Domenico Montanaro says Trump is also struggling to find allies to support the war efforts.
That's MPR's Domenico Montanaro.
President Trump called NATO allies cowards on social media Friday.
He said they don't want to help open the Strait of Hormuz to oil tankers threatened by the Iran war.
Tehran has been striking energy infrastructure across the region.
Ukrainian officials, meanwhile, say they've deployed anti-drone units to several Middle Eastern countries.
MPR's Jeronica Kissis reports from Kyiv.
Heavy rains continue across Hawaii.
The system is expected to linger over the islands through the weekend, as Hawaii Public Radio's Bill Dorman reports.
And you're listening to NPR News.
The K-pop boy group BTS will be hitting the stage in Seoul, South Korea in just a few hours for their first concert in more than three years.
Police have closed down the city's center for the expected crowd of more than 200,000 people hoping to attend the live event.
The band has also released a new album that sold almost 4 million copies in its first day of sales.
A new survey finds most Americans don't see gambling on sports as a moral issue.
That's in sharp contrast to people in other countries, as Fiona Murphy with the Religion News Service reports.
President Trump has issued an executive order that aims to prevent the college football playoff and other postseason games from airing during the annual Army-Navy game.
That game is held on the second Saturday of December.
The NCAA is considering an expansion of the playoffs that would require the games to begin earlier.