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Israel struck the Iranian capital Wednesday and strikes Tuesday hit two Iranian energy facilities after the U.S.

said it would postpone strikes on Iranian power plants until Friday evening.

to give Iran more time to open up the critical Strait of Hormuz.

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TSA agents have been working more than a month without pay due to an ongoing congressional standoff over homeland security funding.

The shutdown has led to long security lines at the nation's airports.

Keith Jeffries is the former federal security director for TSA at Los Angeles International Airport.

Senate negotiators working to salvage a proposal to end the Homeland Security shutdown.

Republicans and Democrats traded offers Tuesday with little progress.

President Trump has said that he won't be happy with any deal, and Democrats have refused to fund DHS, demanding changes to immigration operations.

Palero has shut down a refinery in Port Arthur, Texas, following Monday night's explosion and fire.

NPR's Julius Simon is in Houston.

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A Brazilian Supreme Court justice has decided that former President Jair Bolsonaro will continue serving prison time under house arrest, saying he will review the case within 90 days to determine if house arrest should be extended.

Bolsonaro was currently being treated for pneumonia at a hospital.

He received a 27-year sentence for attempting a coup after losing the 2022 election.

European soccer fans have lodged a formal complaint over World Cup ticket prices.

A group called Football Supporters Europe, as well as a European Consumer Rights Group, have filed a complaint with the European Commission in Brussels.

They allege FIFA has used its monopoly power to charge excessive prices.

World Cup matches begin in June in the U.S., Canada, and Mexico.