Korva Coleman

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu crossed into southern Lebanon yesterday.

NPR's Lauren Frayer reports he said Lebanese citizens in the region will not be allowed to return home.

NPR's Lauren Freyer reporting.

In the U.S., increasing gas prices have drivers accelerating their efforts to try to find savings.

NPR's Amy Held reports motorists are finding them at gas stations on Native American reservations.

Many Hungarian-Americans have cheered the voting defeat of Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban over the weekend.

As NPR's Frank Langfitt reports from San Diego, some say the loss has lessons for the U.S.

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The Pentagon says U.S.

troops fired on two boats in the eastern Pacific Ocean on Saturday in two separate strikes.

The Pentagon says five alleged drug traffickers were killed and one survived.

The U.S.

has been attacking boats in the region since last September and has killed more than 150 people.

California Democratic Congressman Eric Swalwell says he is suspending his campaign for California governor.

This follows news reports Swalwell is accused of sexual misconduct and sexual assault against women.

He has denied the allegations.

Congressional redistricting is a major issue in Virginia ahead of next week's statewide vote.

John Khalil of VPM News has more.

The WNBA will hold its annual draft tonight.

I'm Corva Coleman, NPR News in Washington.