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trying to lay mines in the Strait of Hormuz.

NPR's Jackie Northam reports.

President Trump says Israel and Lebanon have agreed to extend their ceasefire for three weeks.

The two sides met at the White House yesterday.

Israel and Hezbollah militants have been training attacks.

Wildfires are burning in southern Georgia and northern Florida.

Many people have lost their homes at this point, and mandatory evacuations are underway in areas most under threat.

Emily Jones with member station WABE has been covering one fire that's destroyed about 90 homes.

Rainfall in Georgia is at a record low.

The National Weather Service says it'll stay dry and windy.

Governor Brian Kemp will tour the damage and meet with first responders today.

In Florida, more than 130 wildfires are burning.

Damage assessments are underway in and around Enid, Oklahoma, after tornadoes moved through the area last night.

Enid is about 100 miles north of Oklahoma City.

No deaths are reported, but at least 10 people were hurt.

Logan Layden with member station KGOU reports.

Logan Layden reporting, it's NPR.

A soldier with the U.S.

Army Special Forces who was involved in the January raid to capture Venezuela's president has been charged by the Justice Department.

As NPR's Bobby Allen reports, prosecutors say the Army Master Sergeant profited on the prediction market from the operation in Caracas that resulted in the capture of Nicolas Maduro.