Zach Jewell

He'd been deported four times after first entering the country illegally in 2008.

The Department of Homeland Security says the suspect was born in Lebanon in 1985 and first entered the United States in 2011 on an immigrant visa as the spouse of a US citizen.

After he applied for naturalization in October 2015, he was granted citizenship in February 2016.

On Thursday, he drove his car into Temple Israel, the largest Reform Judaism congregation in the United States, and opened fire with a rifle.

He was pronounced dead at the scene after the synagogue's security engaged him with gunfire.

One security guard was injured as a result of being struck by the attacker's vehicle, but is in stable condition.

Russia is providing intelligence to Iran on the location of U.S.

forces, including warships and aircraft, according to three officials who spoke to The Post.

One of The Post's sources said that Russia's involvement, quote, does seem like it's a pretty comprehensive effort.

The Trump administration has not yet confirmed whether Russia has stepped into the conflict to help Iran, and the War Department declined to comment on the issue when asked by The Daily Wire.

In a statement from the White House, Trump spokeswoman Anna Kelly did not address the Washington Post report, but said, quote, The Iranian regime is being absolutely crushed.

Russia, a close ally of Iran, has condemned the joint U.S.-Israeli military action targeting Iranian leadership, military assets, and nuclear infrastructure.

Russian dictator Vladimir Putin said the strike that killed Iranian Supreme Leader Khamenei and members of his family and inner circle was a, quote, cynical violation of all norms of human morality and international law.

Companies including Costco, Goodyear, and Barnes & Noble are looking to reclaim the costs of the now-overruled tariffs, which netted the government roughly $130 billion in the 10 months they were in place.

The duty now falls on the New York-based Court of International Trade to adjudicate the disputes, but the sheer number of claims will almost certainly leave companies in limbo for years.

Although the tariffs were overturned, the Supreme Court ruling did not clearly lay out whether or not the companies who paid them would be entitled to payback, leaving it up to the lower court to decide.

Most experts agree the companies will end up receiving refunds with interest, but it could take a long time.

A federal appeals court on Tuesday allowed the Trump administration to continue a policy that permits the IRS to share certain taxpayer address information with ICE.

Immigration advocacy groups had sought a preliminary injunction to block the policy, but the U.S.

Court of Appeals for the D.C.