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The Trump administration is tightening restrictions on members of Congress visiting ICE facilities.

Lawmakers will now be required to submit requests at least a week in advance.

As NPR's Elena Moore reports, the guidance comes as the administration faces intense scrutiny over its immigration enforcement policies.

The Speaker of Iran's parliament is warning that U.S.

forces and Israel would be, his words, legitimate targets if either Israel or the United States strike Iran.

This is Iran's government is facing anti-government protests that have reportedly killed or wounded hundreds of people.

In an interview today with the Islamic Republic of Iran's broadcasting, Iran's president, Massoud Pashkian, accused the United States and Israel of being behind the latest unrest in Iran.

He said, "...protest is the right of the people," and he said, "...we are obliged to respond to the protests, but unrest and attacks on public places, setting fire to mosques, burning the Book of God, this is clearly the plan by the United States and Israel."

President Trump has said he supports the Iranian people who are protesting against the government.

Wall Street gets a new round of corporate report cards this week, starting with the country's biggest banks.

As NPR's Maria Aspin reports, investors will be watching for more clues about the state of the consumer spending and the overall U.S.

economy.

Meanwhile, Wall Street will open the week with the S&P at a record high, 6,966.

The Dow and the Nasdaq also finished strong.

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European leaders say they're alarmed over the Trump administration's escalating rhetoric about owning Greenland, which is an autonomous territory of Denmark and thus a member of the European Union.

NPR's Eleanor Beardsley reports Europeans fear that President Trump is capable of anything, especially after seizing Venezuela's now-deposed President Nicolas Maduro.

We're getting new information right now.

Russia says a Ukrainian drone attack killed one person and injured 10 others after it struck an apartment building some private homes in a school in the city of Vorozhye.