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Talks about diplomatic efforts to schedule talks aimed at ending the Iran war. Reports on arrests tied to a suspected antisemitic arson in London. Covers OpenAI’s decision to shut down a new AI video app amid copyright and compute concerns. Explains MLB’s rollout of automated ball-strike reviews and how robot umpires will work.

Reports on US military movement as troops may deploy to the Middle East amid regional tensions. Coverage of DHS funding fights and unpaid TSA workers. A Florida state house seat flips in a district covering Mar-a-Lago. A jury holds a major social platform liable in a child exploitation case. A near-complete Triceratops skeleton heads to auction, sparking debate over private fossil sales.

Pete Muntean, a CNN reporter known for on-the-ground updates, walks through the LaGuardia collision investigation and new NTSB findings. He covers the Senate standoff over DHS funding and political clashes with the Trump administration. He also details Minnesota’s legal fight with federal officials and recent developments in US-Iran talks and a detainee’s release.

Long airport wait times and what happens if you miss a flight. Limited outreach between the U.S. and Iran and a major Iranian leadership change. A pivotal special election in Palm Beach that could flip a key district. Testimony and charges tied to alleged lobbying and money laundering involving a former congressman. The year’s “Dirty Dozen” produce list and tips to reduce pesticide exposure.

A deadly LaGuardia collision and the ongoing investigation make the headlines. Iran launches multiwave strikes on Israel, shaking the region. Lawmakers debate DHS funding while ICE activity at airports draws attention. The U.S. plans a hefty payout for canceled offshore wind projects. Maine students send yeast to the stratosphere as part of a NASA project.

A LaGuardia runway collision and its unfolding investigation. Political standoff over DHS funding and ICE agents showing up at airports. Markets responding to postponed strikes on Iranian energy sites. A deadly Colombian military plane crash. The Supreme Court probing mail-in ballot timing rules.

Coverage of paused strikes and claims of talks with Iran. A deadly LaGuardia collision between a fire truck and a plane. ICE agents sent to busy US airports amid long TSA lines. An antisemitic arson attack targeting Jewish rescue ambulances in London. Controversy over New York City’s first lady and her artwork.

Tense global standoff as leaders clash over a key shipping route and energy risks. A dramatic tarmac collision at LaGuardia with fatalities and injuries. Authorities redeploy personnel to busy airports during staffing shortfalls. A new life-saving rescue foam is discussed after its first use. An inspiring entrepreneur with Down Syndrome builds a thriving spice business.

Kate Knibbs, a WIRED senior writer who covers technology and culture, unpacks prediction markets and their drift toward betting on geopolitics. She discusses legal gray areas, clashes between regulators and states, and the risks of casino-style systems touching politics and journalism. Short, sharp takes on insider trading, platform responses, and where this trend might lead.

London dads learn braiding to bond with their daughters and rethink masculinity. Two pay phones across the U.S. reconnect different generations through surprise calls. A new device offers personalized Parkinson's care in real time. A Rhode Island high school hockey team finishes its season after tragic loss in a story that feels cinematic. An abandoned macaque makes heartwarming social progress.