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U.S. strikes move deeper into Iran as reports say Tehran’s missile launches are declining. A U.S. submarine reportedly sank an Iranian warship and NATO intercepted a missile toward Turkey. Tributes pour in for service members killed in the Gulf. A governor faces hard questions over a state welfare scandal. Activists and tech staff push back against a major AI company’s Pentagon deal.

A detailed briefing on a fresh wave of strikes targeting Tehran and related military developments. Travelers and U.S. citizens face disruptions amid regional chaos. Texas primary results and an unexpected House upset are covered. A father is convicted in a school shooting case. The final Glamour Shots studio closes, signaling the end of a photographic era.

A suspected Iranian drone strike on U.S. consulate grounds in Dubai and resulting regional embassy closures. Market fallout from rising Middle East tensions, including oil spikes and stock dips. A father convicted for supplying a weapon linked to a Georgia school shooting. High-turnout drama in a Texas Senate primary. Target’s plan to win shoppers back with new brands and store redesigns.

U.S. embassies in the Middle East shut down amid threats and leaders warn more strikes could be coming. Regional airstrikes spread into new territory, with frontline reporting from the Golan Heights. Global markets wobble as oil spikes and stocks drop. An investigation uncovers numerous unreviewed chemical additives hidden in the U.S. food supply.

Breaking developments in the Iran conflict, including airstrikes near Tehran and expanding clashes with Hezbollah in Lebanon. A deadly mass shooting in Austin leaves three people dead and investigators piecing together evidence. Voters head to the polls in hotly contested Senate primaries in Texas, North Carolina and Arkansas. A viral trend turns office supplies into a pop culture moment.

Liam Riley, CNN reporter who covers streaming industry moves, explains the planned combination of Paramount Plus and HBO Max. The conversation touches on Iran-related military objectives and regional reactions. It also covers market shifts as investors seek safe havens and new details about the Austin shooting.

A detailed look at the Pentagon’s account of a joint strike on Iran and how the conflict is spreading across the region. Coverage of U.S. losses and reported Iranian casualties. A report on rising oil prices and how markets and gas at the pump are reacting. A survey spotlighting teachers taking second jobs. A rumored secret wedding between two major movie stars.

Coverage of escalating strikes and leadership losses in Iran and related U.S. casualties. Reports on travel disruptions and oil market impacts from regional tensions. Details of a mass shooting investigation in Austin and a possible motive. A high-profile trial over a major tech takeover heads to court. A feel-good cereal drive by an eight-year-old rounds out the shows.

Natasha Bertrand, a CNN correspondent covering the Pentagon and national security, explains the massive U.S.-Israeli strikes on Iran. She breaks down the scale and planning behind the operation. She examines whether bombing can force regime change. She outlines likely phases, regional fallout, and risks to U.S. forces and air defenses.

A stray goldendoodle finds a happy new life after being left at an airport. A high school swim team rallies to support their beloved custodian. Giant tortoises are reintroduced to the Galápagos after almost two centuries. Parents are returning to simple landline-style phones to cut kids' screen time. Fans pour in heartfelt messages for Olympic women’s hockey champions.