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STRIPES - US launches ‘powerful response’ against Iran after attempted missile attack on American forces | Stars and Stripes

The U.S. launched the strikes against Iran a day after what officials described as an attempted Iranian ballistic missile attack against American forces.

NYTIMES (David Shortell) - Mexico’s President Unveils Plan to Fight Seaweed That Is Choking Beaches

The seaweed — a stinky, brown algae known as sargassum — has plagued Mexico and the broader region for more than a decade, but this year’s forecast is setting records.

NYTIMES (Vivian Nereim, Michael D. Shear and Thomas Fuller) - Iran War Is Entangling a Growing List of Mideast Nations

As the U.S. and Iran exchange strikes, more countries are being touched — and some are joining in.

JUSTTHENEWS (The Center Square Staff) - Seattle police chief resigns after ruckus over the weekend mass shooting

Embattled Seattle Police Chief Shon Barnes resigned Thursday afternoon, according to Mayor Katie Wilson. The resignation comes days after Barnes was out of town during a mass shooting and got into the face of a journalist.

NYTIMES (Elizabeth Williamson) - 30dc-tour

The decision to suspend tours indefinitely came after a volunteer tour guide was featured in a Times article detailing President Trump’s dramatic revamp of the Kennedy Center.

JUSTTHENEWS (Just the News staff) - Not so fast: CENTCOM pushes back on Iran's IRGC claims about US stealth fighters and the blockade

CENTCOM used social media to respond to the latest three unsupportable claims by the IRGC.

YOUTUBE (Newsmax) - Sage Steele: Seattle Owner is 'unhinged' for berating fans

On Thursday's "Rob Schmitt Tonight," Sage Steele joined to react to Seattle Storm co-owner berating two teenage girls for supporting WNBA player Sophie Cunningham.

YOUTUBE (Newsmax) - Steve Moore exposes the ‘bipartisan disease’ in government

On Thursday’s “Rob Schmitt Tonight,” Steve Moore weighed in on the “out-of-control spending” in government, exposed the “bipartisan disease,” and commented on the Federal Reserve's decision to hold interest rates steady.