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President Trump says he is not satisfied with Iran's latest proposal to end the war.

NPR's Frank Ordonez reports Trump says Iran is asking for things he cannot agree with.

The Iran wars hit 60 days, but lawmakers disagree on whether that means today is the deadline under federal law for Congress to intervene.

President Trump says he does not need congressional authorization for the conflict because, as he sees it, last month's U.S.-Iran ceasefire terminated hostilities that began at the end of February.

Oil shipment disruptions out of the Strait of Hormuz persist, though.

In the U.S., gas prices have soared again this week.

The Auto Club AAA saying the average national cost for a gallon of regular gasoline jumped 9 cents overnight.

It's almost $4.40.

That's up more than 30 cents in a week.

Rising energy prices mean higher costs for consumers.

Business analyst Jill Schlesinger says Americans need to watch their spending.

Schlesinger speaking with NPR's Morning Edition.

Major tech companies including Amazon and NVIDIA are set to expand their classified military work.

NPR's Bobby Allen reports the administration announced new deals to tap leading Silicon Valley firms for battlefield operations.

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British authorities charged a 45-year-old man in connection with an attack investigators described as an act of terrorism.

They say Esa Suleiman is accused of attacking a longtime friend,

In South London, before he took a train to the north part of the city and targeted Jewish people, two Jewish men sustained stab wounds.

An Israeli man who was detained in Israel for wearing a skullcap or kippah with an Israeli and Palestinian flag on it has been in the news in this country.

NPR's Eleanor Beardsley sat down with him in Tel Aviv to hear his story.