Nora Rahm

This is the seventh U.S.

death of the war.

Israel has attacked a civilian oil facility in Iran for the first time in the war.

Since the war began, the price of gasoline has soared, and oil tanker traffic through the Strait of Hormuz is disrupted.

The U.S.

ambassador to the U.N., Michael Waltz,

says today the U.S.

military is ready to help.

He was interviewed on ABC's This Week.

In Israel, public opinion polls show high support for the Iran war.

But a small group of demonstrators protested the war in Tel Aviv yesterday until the police broke it up.

NPR's Daniel Estrin was there.

President Trump says he won't sign any bills into law until Congress passes the Save America Act, which requires proof of citizenship for voter registration.

NPR's Luke Garrett has more on the story.

You're listening to NPR News in Washington.

Voting rights supporters are marking Bloody Sunday, the day in 1965 when Alabama state troopers beat civil rights marchers on a bridge in Selma.

Natasha Harris runs a print shop in downtown Selma.

She says it's important to remember.

The violence on the bridge horrified the nation and energized the civil rights movement.

Daylight saving time started today and lasts for eight months.