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The State Department says it has been in touch with more than 13,000 Americans in the Middle East to provide help or advice on getting home in the wake of the war.

U.S.-funded evacuation flights have begun, but most Americans are leaving on commercial flights.

NPR's Michelle Kellerman has the latest.

and Israel are continuing strikes on Iran for the seventh day.

Iran is now the seventh country bombed by the U.S.

in President Trump's second term.

NPR's Sage Miller with more.

A new study suggests certain drugs for diabetes and weight loss can lower the risk of addiction.

NPR's John Hamilton reports on the research in the medical journal BMJ.

The economy unexpectedly lost 92,000 jobs last month as the unemployment rate edged up to 4.4 percent, according to a report from the Labor Department.

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The battery company SK has laid off more than 950 people from a plant in Commerce, Georgia.

Today's their last day on the job.

The electric vehicle market has changed with cooling demand for EVs as the Trump administration rolls back stringent emissions policies.

South Texas Republican Congressman Tony Gonzalez has announced he is dropping his re-election effort.

He's faced growing pressure from Republican House leadership.