Dwahli Saikautal

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The U.S.

military says Iran launched ballistic missiles and drones toward the Strait of Hormuz and Gulf Arab allies.

In response, Central Command says U.S.

forces intercepted at least six of seven missiles, saying the attack drones posed an immediate threat to regional maritime traffic.

Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard claims it attacked, quote, enemy bases in the region, apparently hitting them with aerospace missiles.

President Trump says he wants new acting director of national intelligence, Bill Pulte, to cut the office.

That's the president speaking on board Air Force One earlier while traveling to Wisconsin for an agricultural visit.

A new Marquette poll finds that the public is evenly divided as to whether the Supreme Court justices are motivated by law or politics, with the small majority believing that the answer is politics.

But as NPR's Nina Totenberg reports, the numbers on term limits indicate that the court has a problem.

It was an ugly day on Wall Street as AI stocks fell sharply amid fears the Federal Reserve may eventually have to raise interest rates.

NPR's Rafael Nam reports.

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For the first time in more than half a century, the New York Knicks may have a chance to win the NBA champions.

The Knicks now have 13 straight wins, beating the San Antonio Spurs 105-104.

The Chicago Bears appears poised to cross state lines into Indiana.

The team's board of directors voting to move forward with plans to build a new stadium in Hammond.

From member station WBEZ, Noah Jennings reports it's a potential conclusion to a years-long saga.

Ukraine's president says Russian leader Vladimir Putin, quote, simply does not want to end the war.

Volodymyr Zelensky's comments were made in his evening radio address to the nation following his open letter inviting Putin to a face-to-face meeting in an attempt to negotiate a full ceasefire.