Nathan Hager

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I'm Nathan Hager.

Beginning with breaking news from the Supreme Court.

The justices have ruled in favor of a Christian counselor who says she has a constitutional right to engage in talk therapy to try to change a child's sexual orientation or gender identity.

In an 8-1 ruling, the high court says Colorado's ban on what critics call conversion therapy infringes on free speech rights by discriminating on the basis of viewpoint.

It's day 32 of the U.S.-Israeli war with Iran, and the U.S.

says it's close to winning.

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth spoke at a Pentagon news conference heard live on Bloomberg Radio as President Trump reportedly considers an off-ramp.

The Wall Street Journal's reporting he's told aides he's open to winding down the U.S.

operation even if the Strait of Hormuz remains closed.

This morning, President Trump posted on Truth Social that U.S.

allies should, quote, go get jet fuel that's tied up in the strait themselves or buy it from the U.S.

Bloomberg Intelligence Senior Defense Research Analyst Wayne Sanders says the U.S.

isn't done with the strait just yet.

Retired Colonel Wayne Sanders with Bloomberg Intelligence.

And it all comes as the U.S.

still has about 3,500 additional ground forces in the region.

Bloomberg's Dan Williams reports President Trump may be keeping his options open.