U.S. strikes at Iran targets even as peace talks intensify
Apple News TodayThe U.S. and Iran appeared close to a deal over the holiday weekend. The Wall Street Journal’s Alex Ward explains why plenty of questions and skepticism remain.
Texas Republicans vote today in a Senate primary runoff between incumbent John Cornyn and Trump-backed Ken Paxton. Steven Sloan of the Associated Press joins to discuss why some inside the party are worried about a Cornyn loss.
Very little is known about Trump’s “anti-weaponization” fund. Ben Schwartz of the Wall Street Journal breaks down why friends and foes of the president are lining up to file claims.
Plus, authorities in Southern California said the threat of a major chemical explosion is eliminated for now, Pope Leo took on AI in his first encyclical, and why, despite viral claims, booking your flight at the library might not save you money.
Today’s episode was hosted by Gideon Resnick.
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