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5 min readIn this NPR News Now update, broadcasters cover persistent Middle East conflict two months into U.S.-Israel strikes on Iran, a hantavirus quarantine for cruise ship passengers, a militant attack killing 15 Pakistani police, Florida's new rules on AI data centers, and briefer U.S. items on aviation and gas prices.
Middle East War Continues
Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, in a CBS News interview with Major Garrett, stated that the two-month conflict with U.S. support against Iran has achieved much but remains unfinished. Key remaining tasks include removing Iran's enriched uranium stocks, dismantling enrichment sites, neutralizing Iran-backed proxies, and halting ballistic missile production—much of which has been degraded but not eliminated. Netanyahu declined to specify a timeline for uranium removal. President Trump separately deemed Iran's response "totally unacceptable."
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- 1 (00:04) **Netanyahu on Ongoing Iran War** - Israeli PM tells CBS war vs. US-Israel not over despite achievements
- 2 (01:05) **Trump Slams Iran Response** - President calls Iran's actions totally unacceptable
- 3 (01:18) **Hantavirus Ship Passengers Quarantined** - US passengers from outbreak-hit ship head to Nebraska facility
- 4 (02:10) **Pakistan Police Station Bombing** - Suicide bomber kills 15 officers in Fatahil border town
- 5 (03:01) **Florida Regulates AI Data Centers** - DeSantis signs bill making centers pay own electricity costs
- 6 (03:57) **Denver Airport Runway Death Probe** - NTSB investigates man struck by taking-off Frontier jet
- 7 (04:12) **National Gas Prices Dip Slightly** - AAA average at $4.52/gallon, up 8¢ from week ago; GasBuddy at $4.47
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