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Israel is continuing to strike Iran.

Iran says a gas supply to a power station was struck, and the Israeli military says Iran fired missiles toward Israel at least seven times Tuesday.

And Pierce Daniel Estrin reports from the site of a missile attack in Tel Aviv, local medical officials say several people were injured.

The Republican leader of North Carolina's state Senate has lost his primary election to his home county sheriff.

Senator Phil Berger had President Trump's endorsement and millions of dollars backing his campaign.

Adam Wagner of the North Carolina Newsroom reports.

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Democrats are celebrating a special election victory in Florida.

Voters in a legislative district that's home to President Trump's Mar-a-Lago have chosen Emily Gregory to fill a state House seat.

President Trump had endorsed Gregory's rival, and voting records show he cast his vote by mail.

despite bashing the voting method as a source of fraud and pushing Congress to curtail the practice.

A jury in New Mexico has found that Facebook parent company Meta failed to warn users about the dangers of its platforms to children.

NPR's Shannon Bond reports.

Investors are still deliberating a similar case in Los Angeles.

A plaintiff argues that the platforms operated by Meta and YouTube were designed to be addictive, especially for young users.

TikTok and Snap each settled before the trial began.

Oil prices have eased.

The international standard Brent crude is down nearly 4% to around $96 per barrel.

And the financial markets in Asia advanced today after President Trump spoke of negotiations with Iran.

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