Nora Rahm

The Israeli military says it's not aware of this, but Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said yesterday Iran no longer has the capacity to enrich uranium or make ballistic missiles.

The Natanz facility was already struck by Israel this month.

Turkey says recent Israeli strikes on its neighbor Syria represent a, quote, dangerous escalation.

The Israeli military says it had struck a Syrian command center and weapons depot.

NPR's Emily Fang reports.

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Lawmakers are working this weekend in an effort to end the partial government shutdown now five weeks old.

The lines are long at airports where TSA agents have been working without pay.

Democrats say they won't pass a budget for the Department of Homeland Security until there are changes in immigration enforcement.

Cuban doctors working abroad are a major source of money for the Cuban government.

But more than half a dozen countries have started sending those doctors home or phasing out the arrangement.

NPR's Gabriela Emanuel reports.

The band is back together.

The K-pop supergroup BTS held its first concert today in almost four years, now that the musicians completed their mandatory military service.

Their comeback concert in Seoul was free as a thank you for their fans.

The band released its fifth album yesterday and has already sold millions of copies.

I'm Nora Rahm, NPR News in Washington.

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Former FBI Director Robert Mueller has died.

His family issued a statement that he died last night.