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Meanwhile, President Trump posted on social media that Iran is doing a very poor job of allowing oil through the Strait of Hormuz, and it is, quote, not the agreement we have.

As NPR's Daniel Estrin reports, after more than a month of war, Iran is feeling emboldened.

The regime is still there.

NPR's Daniel Estrin reporting, a California court has unsealed the secret warrants that a sheriff used to seize hundreds of thousands of ballots.

The warrants raise questions as to whether the sheriff's investigation is valid.

From member station KVCR, Madison Aument reports.

A private investigator accused of orchestrating a hacking campaign against U.S.

climate activists has been extradited to the U.S.,

NPR's Michael Copley reports the hacking was allegedly commissioned by a former ExxonMobil lobbyist.

Eligible men between the ages of 18 and 25 will automatically be registered into the U.S.

military draft pool starting in December.

That's a change from the current requirement to self-register.

The military has not held a draft since 1973 during the Vietnam War.

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Calls are increasing for Congress to investigate the prediction market platform PolyMarket,

AP reported at least 50 new Polymarket accounts placed substantial bets on a U.S.-Iran ceasefire hours before President Trump made the announcement.

It isn't the first time such well-timed bets have occurred.

Donald Trump Jr.

has a sizable stake in Polymarket.

Russia's highest court has designated the country's most storied human rights group as an extremist organization.