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Three members of the U.S.

military have been killed and at least five others seriously wounded from Iranian attacks as the U.S.

and Israel continue strikes against Iran.

As NPR's Carrie Khan reports from Istanbul, the U.S.

service members killed were on the ground in Kuwait.

That's NPR's Kerry Khan in Istanbul.

Kuwait's Ministry of Defense says several U.S.

military aircraft have crashed, but it says all crews have survived.

It's unclear where the aircraft went down.

Iranian-backed Hezbollah militants in Lebanon say they attacked Israel early this morning.

Israel says it responded by striking targets across Lebanon, including Beirut.

NPR's Jawad Rizkallah has more.

The FBI is investigating a weekend shooting in Austin, Texas that left two people dead and 14 wounded.

Katie McAfee with member station KUT has more.

This is NPR News from Washington.

A federal judge in Oregon is ordering changes to hydropower dam operations on the Columbia and Snake Rivers in the Pacific Northwest.

In the order, the judge says the massive structures would harm salmon runs.

The ruling was handed down last week.

Oregon, Washington State, Native American tribes and fishing groups had sought that order.