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The war in Iran is now in its third week.

Both sides are trading strikes with Iran, targeting U.S.

Embassy in Baghdad today.

President Trump is warning that oil infrastructure on a key Iranian island would be next if Iran continues to interfere with shipping through the state of Hormuz.

He says U.S.

strikes yesterday destroyed military targets on the island.

NPR's Arzu Razvani reports.

India says two of its tankers have crossed the Strait of Hormuz after being granted permission by Iran.

Indian officials say the vessels were carrying liquefied petroleum gas and were headed to Indian ports.

The crossing to the critical shipping route followed intense high-level talks between Delhi and Tehran.

The BBC's Ian McMilliam has details.

The BBC's Ian McWilliam reporting there.

The White House is investigating the possibility of imposing tariffs on goods from 60 economies.

This is the second set of investigations the administration announced this week under a statute meant to combat unfair trading practices.

Here's NPR's Danielle Kurtzleben.

And this is NPR News.

Strong storms last night left hundreds of thousands without power from Wisconsin and Michigan to Virginia and New York.

Ohio was the hardest hit.

According to PowerOutage.us, more than a quarter million customers remain without power in Ohio.

Hawaii is under a state of emergency from what's called a Kona storm.