Janine Herbst

One of the world's top medical journals is taking aim at Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.

to mark his first year leading the Department of Health and Human Services.

The scathing editorial appears in the latest issue of The Lancet.

NPR's Will Stone has more.

And I'm Janine Herbst, NPR News in Washington.

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President Trump says Iran's supreme leader, Ali Khamenei, is dead, though Iran hasn't confirmed this.

NPR's Daniel Kurtzleben reports Trump also announced that the U.S.

will be bombing Iran indefinitely in a Saturday afternoon social media post.

Iran's been striking Gulf Arab bases hosting U.S.

troops in response to deadly Israeli and U.S.

attacks on the country.

Avirzai Batraoui reports civilian areas in the Gulf have also been targeted, including Dubai Airport, the world's busiest for transit.

Russia's condemning the strikes, warning they risk destabilizing the wider Middle East, NPR's Charles Maynes reports.

Russia has been a key trade partner for Iran.

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The Library of Congress has found and restored a long-lost film by the pioneering 19th century French filmmaker Georges Melia.

And Pierce Chloe Velbin reports experts are saying this is likely the first instance of a robot ever captured in a moving image.

Michelangelo's The Last Judgment is getting spruced up.

Restorers at the Vatican museums are removing the chalky white film of salt that's accumulated over the fresco since the last major renovation three decades ago.