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President Trump says the U.S. is considering winding down its war in Iran.
Trump posted Friday night that, quote, we are getting very close to meeting our objectives
as we consider winding down our great military efforts in the Middle East.
He said his objectives included preventing Iran from getting close to nuclear capability,
completely degrading Iran's military capabilities and eliminating their navy and air force.
He added that the straight-of-hormouse will have to be guarded and police by other nations
who use it and said the U.S. will help, if asked.
Iran is targeting a joint U.S. U.K. military base in the Indian Ocean.
The Wall Street Journal says Iran launched two long-range missiles toward Diego Garcia
on Friday and atoll in the British Indian Ocean Territory.
The report says one of the missiles failed in flight and the second was intercepted by a U.S.
warship.
Diego Garcia is about 2,500 miles from Iran.
The strikes are the longest-ranging missile attack from the country since the war started.
Elon Musk is offering to pay the salaries of TSA employees as the partial government shutdown
drags on.
Billionaire Tesla CEO posted the offer on the social media platform X, early today,
saying he would cover the cost, quote, during this funding impasse that is negatively affecting
the lives of so many Americans at airports across the country.
A growing number of TSA officers are calling out sick or if quits since the shutdown began
in mid-February.
TSA workers could miss their second full-page act next week unless lawmakers can break
a deadlock over funding for the Department of Homeland Security.
The Artemis II test flight around the moon could launch as early as April 1.
All the teams pulled go to launch and fly Artemis II.
Around the moon, pending completion of some of the work before we roll out to the launchpad.
NASA spokesperson Laurie Glaze, this would be the first crewed mission to the moon since
Apollo 17 in 1972.
I'm Lisa Carton.
The Justice Department is asking a federal judge to drop charges against two police officers
who helped draft the warrant that led to the Kentucky shooting of Brianna Taylor.
More details from Lisa Taylor.
On Friday, the Department called on the judge to dismiss the remaining criminal charges
against the Louisville officers and called it weaponized federal overreach.
Taylor was killed in 2020 after police officers conducted a no-knock warrant at an apartment
she shared with her boyfriend.
Her boyfriend says he believed they were intruders and fired a single gunshot at them, prompting
them to open fire, killing Taylor.
CBS is laying off 6% of its staffers and shuddering its decades-old CBS News radio service
Liz Warner reports.
Friday's announcement from the Tiffany Network is the latest round of overhalls from its
new editor-in-chief Barry Weiss.
She was hired in late 2025 to reshape its news division that's seen a sharp decline in
ratings.
The 6% slash represents about 60 employees.
The closing of CBS News radio marking the end of an historic institution, the operation
started in 1927 and gained a worldwide audience with Edward R. Murrow's World War II reports
from London.
UC Berkeley will pay $1 million to settle a lawsuit from students who said the school
didn't do enough to protect Jewish students.
Here's Jim Forbes.
The 2023 lawsuit claims UC Berkeley allowed anti-Semitism on campus, especially in its
law school.
The lawsuit pointed out rules that banned speakers who support Zionism, the belief that
Israel has a right to exist.
As part of the settlement, UC Berkeley will prohibit discrimination and harassment and
continue anti-Semitism training and education.
And Marty Supreme will hit HBO Max next month.
The film starring Timothy Chalamet follows the bold, fast-talking Marty Mauser on his
pursuit of greatness as he attempts to become the world's top ping pong player.
I'm Lisa Carton.
