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President Trump says he wants to make health care into a Republican issue heading into the fall elections.

But as NPR's Selena Simmons-Duffin reports, his remarks during the State of the Union last night left out many health-related topics he's previously highlighted.

Iran is pushing back against President Trump's pressure tactics ahead of talks in Geneva over Tehran's nuclear program.

Meanwhile, Iranians are facing a surge in prices for food and daily essentials, and many families say they can't keep up.

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has assembled its biggest deployment of aircraft and warships into the Middle East in decades, part of Trump's efforts to get a deal while Iran struggles at home.

with growing dissent following nationwide protests last month.

The top Democrat on the House Oversight Committee wants answers from the Attorney General's office after an NPR investigation found some Epstein files are missing from a public database.

The files relate to allegations of sexual abuse against President Trump, NPR's Stephen Fowler reports.

NASA is moving its Artemis moon rocket from the launch pad back to the hangar for more repairs.

It's a slow four-mile trek expected to take all day at Florida's Kennedy Space Center.

Managers ordered the rollback over the weekend after a problem developed with the rocket's helium pressurization system.

The launch team had been targeting March for the Artemis II astronaut mission, humanity's first trip to the moon in decades, but now it's off until at least April.

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A federal judge has again ruled the Trump administration can't freely deport migrants to third countries where they have no ties.

The judge says migrants have the right to be notified and given an opportunity to object before they're sent to a third country.

The decision will be delayed for 15 days, allowing the government to appeal.

The Supreme Court ruled in the administration's favor last year.

A pair of celebrity bald eagles living in the mountains east of Los Angeles have welcomed a new egg into the world.