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President Donald Trump is escalating threats against Iran, warning strikes if a deal to end the war isn’t reached. Airport waiting times are finally easing, as TSA workers start to get paid again. A Russian oil tanker has reached Cuba, despite a US fuel blockade. An Israeli battalion has been suspended after detaining CNN journalists in the West Bank. Plus, a new California law now requires a key prenatal nutrient in a staple food long overlooked. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

President Trump claims Iran has agreed to “most” of the 15-point plan to end the war. TSA agents could get backpay as soon as today. An AI facial recognition error lead to the arrest of a Tennessee woman. Michigan becomes the first team ever, to win its first four games of the NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament, by double digits.  Plus, Japan’s growing sport of competitive office chair racing. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Caroline Koziol, a University of Hartford student who says social media fueled her eating disorder, and Clare Duffy, a CNN tech reporter who covers litigation and policy. They discuss a landmark jury verdict holding platforms liable, how algorithms can promote harmful content, internal company research and proposed product fixes. The conversation also covers the scale of pending lawsuits and the political hurdles to reform.

A new professional women’s baseball league prepares for its first season and notable draft picks. Monarch butterfly numbers surge dramatically and researchers explain why. Doctors discuss a controversial rescue foam that saved a patient’s life. A mobile laundry service brings hygiene and dignity to people experiencing homelessness. A 20-year-old teen show reunion sparks waves of nostalgia among younger viewers.

Lawmakers clash over DHS funding and its political fallout. Iranian-linked hackers breach a top Trump official’s personal email. Global leaders debate Middle East tensions and troop moves at a high-stakes G7 meeting. Wall Street dips amid geopolitical uncertainty. Details emerge about Tiger Woods' arrest after a rollover crash. A diverse crew prepares for the first human moon mission in decades.

Ed Lavandera, CNN field correspondent who reports from airports, gives on-the-ground updates about chaotic travel scenes. He describes long TSA lines, staffing struggles and how travelers are coping. Other topics include rising tensions in the Iran-Israel conflict and nationwide No Kings demonstrations. Savannah Guthrie’s planned return to Today is also mentioned.

Senate lawmakers approve funding for most of DHS, with implications for TSA pay. A presidential deadline for action against Iran gets pushed back amid diplomatic signals. The IOC unveils new rules excluding transgender women from female events. The Kennedy Center begins layoffs as a major closure looms. A Wisconsin community searches for a missing kangaroo named Chesney.

Latest diplomatic maneuvering and a US decision to delay military strikes. A high-profile court appearance in New York draws attention. New rules reshape eligibility for transgender and DSD athletes at international competitions. A major airport reopens after a crash amid travel chaos. A prominent TV personality speaks publicly about a family tragedy.

Tensions rise as talks with Iran stall and regional military moves make headlines. Coverage of the conservative CPAC gathering highlights factional divides and debate over U.S. policy. A prominent political figure resurfaces on the campaign trail, stirring speculation. An investigation exposes disturbing online communities that share tips for assault. A well-known commentator is tapped for a major cultural award.

Iran denies that recent contacts amount to full negotiations. A California jury held major social platforms liable in a novel addiction lawsuit. Venezuela’s leader faces court action over serious charges. The Postal Service will add an 8% fuel surcharge on packages. Baseball returns with inventive ballpark foods and seasonal fan challenges.