Karen Moscow

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Well, Nathan, Iranian officials say Israel's strikes in Lebanon yesterday violated the terms of the ceasefire agreement.

Israel launched its largest assault yesterday on Lebanon since the start of its invasion.

We get more from Bloomberg Israeli Bureau Chief Ethan Brawner in Tel Aviv.

And Bloomberg Israeli Bureau Chief Ethan Brawner, Lebanon's health ministry, said at least 182 people were killed and hundreds wounded in the operation.

Nathan, FBI Director Kash Patel says a former employee of the U.S.

military has been arrested for leaking classified information to the media.

It comes two days after President Trump threatened criminal charges for journalists who published details of a military operation to rescue two U.S.

airmen in Iran.

And Nathan, stocks are giving up some of yesterday's big gains.

Right now, S&P futures are down four-tenths of a percent.

Yesterday, all three major indexes gained at least two and a half percent.

The Dow surged more than 1,300 points.

Priya Mizra is a portfolio manager at J.P.

Morgan Asset Management.

Some of that heated rhetoric over the last few days, it felt like it was coming to a head.

So hopefully there is a ceasefire.

I think we're watching headlines like everyone is.