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The Israeli military says it intercepted the missile.

In Washington, the House Armed Services Committee held a closed-door briefing on the war this week.

Congressman Adam Smith is the ranking Democrat on that panel.

He says he doesn't think President Trump will be able to achieve his goals in Iran, including ending Iran's ballistic missile program.

He spoke to NPR's Weekend Edition.

Iran fired ballistic missiles and drones at an air base in Saudi Arabia.

NPR's Jane Araf reports 12 U.S.

service members were wounded in the attack.

Five of them seriously.

Demonstrations against President Trump are expected in cities and towns across the country today.

Organizers expect more than 3,000 rallies nationwide.

Bruce Kahnweiser reports.

You're listening to NPR News in Washington.

The partial government shutdown continues.

The Senate passed a bill that would restore money to the Department of Homeland Security

but not to immigration and customs enforcement.

Democrats say they won't restore its budget without restrictions on how ICE agents enforce immigration laws.

But the House rejected that version, and Congress is now on a two-week break.

Yuma County, Arizona, has prided itself as the place labor icon Cesar Chavez was born and died.

But now sexual abuse allegations tied to Chavez have caused a debate over whether a local school should still bear his name.