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Major combat operations continued in Iran through the weekend while in Congress, key lawmakers are casting different visions for what comes next.

NPR's Luke Garrett reports.

The Pentagon today briefed the bipartisan staffs of several national security committees in both chambers of the U.S.

Congress.

A White House spokesman says the meetings about military actions in Iran lasted more than 90 minutes.

The full membership of both chambers of Congress will hear from top cabinet officials on Tuesday of this week.

Iran's state-run news agency says the death toll from an attack on a girls' elementary school has reached 153.

NPR's Aya Batraoui has the latest.

Leaders in the region are calling on the United States, Israel and Iran to stand down.

Jerry Baskaran has details from neighboring Istanbul.

This is NPR.

One month ago, Arizona law enforcement learned that Nancy Guthrie was likely taken from her home against her will.

LM Boyd has the latest on how the investigation has unfolded.

One family reported that the mother of today's show, Savannah Guthrie, was missing.

Energy analysts say fighting in the Middle East could mean higher prices for crude oil and gasoline.

even as nations that are part of the OPEC-plus oil cartel announced today that they will boost production of crude oil.

Travel is a mess for hundreds of thousands of people across the Middle East in the aftermath of U.S.-Israeli strikes on Iran and retaliatory attacks.

Israel, Qatar, Syria, Iran, Iraq, Kuwait, and Bahrain