"Life from NBR News in Washington, I'm Janine Herbst.
US Central Command says they found unidentified remains at the base in Jordan that was
“hit by Iran yesterday leaving two service members dead, one missing.”
It's not clear if the remains are the missing service member. Separately, another US service member was killed one wounded in northern Iraq yesterday during a controlled detonation of an unexploded ordinance from a down to Ronnie and Drone. Meanwhile, Jordan's military says it shot down three incoming ballistic missiles from Iran as impures carry-con reports.
"Syron's blared throughout the Jordanian capital, among late Sunday afternoon, learning the incoming missiles from Iran, three were intercepted in a fourth fell in a remote area according to Jordan's military. There were no reports of casualties or damage.
Earlier, the US embassy in Iran had warned of a potential attack by Iran on the airport
and seaport in 'Akabah' in southern Jordan, a Jordanian official denied an attack with imminent. Israel's military also issued a warning for its southern city of a lot across the border
“from 'Akabah' Iran has intensified its attacks on Jordan recent days targeting multiple”
military facilities US forces used in the country, and in Kuwait officials say Iran struck a power facility in a water desalination plant on Sunday. "Kerry, con MPR News, Tel Aviv" "Main's Democratic Senate hopeful Troy Jackson is getting closer to winning his party's nomination. Steve Misler from Member Station Main Public has more."
"Jackson, a logger and former president of the Main Senate, is amassing the delegates he'll need to officially secure the nomination at the main Democratic Party's convention next weekend. Nearly all of the ones who've won during party caucuses have expressed support for him, meaning he's the prohibitive favorite heading into the nomination convention.
Jonathan Bellows announced Sunday that she's leaving the race, further clearing Jackson's path to replace Grand Platner on the November ballot. If he wins, Jackson will take on Republican Senator Susan Collins, and a closely watched
“race that could determine control of the Senate next year.”
For NPR News, I'm Steve Misler, and Sanford Main." On Wall Street this week, investors will be looking for major earning reports that are due out that includes the parent company of Google, and here's Rafael Nome has more. One of the companies that investors are keenly waiting for is Alphabet, which will report on Wednesday.
The tech giant is giving an update of his business at a time when there are continued concerns about whether massive investments in AI would pay off for investors. But it's not just AI. Ernie's reports also provide a good look at how top companies are navigating an uncertain economic environment, as to war with Iran continues.
Among the other top companies reporting this week are general motors, Tesla, and American Express. NPR's Rafael Nome reporting, "You're listening to NPR News from Washington." The World Cup men's soccer final is taking place in East Rutherford, New Jersey today between Spain and the defending champ Argentina.
The score was tied at last check, 0-0, President Trump is set to present the World Cup trophy to the winning team, which takes home a $51 million purse, the runner-up, gets a $34 million purse. Christopher Nolan's "The Odyssey" has set sales, who this year's best box office figures for a live action film, and beer's bomb on Delo has more.
$124 million in North America, even more than that overseas, for a worldwide total of $264 million in ticket sales in just three days. Filmmaker Christopher Nolan has long championed the theatrical experience, and by making the Odyssey entirely on IMAX cameras, a Hollywood first, he's evidently given audiences a reason to leave their couches.
A galaxy of stars and near unanimous critical raves clearly helped, as did exit polls
"I'll be going home." Before out of five, Odyssey Patron said they would definitely recommend the film to a friend, with no major movies opening next weekend, Nolan's tale of the hero of the Trojan Wars is expected to break in roughly half a billion dollars in its first ten days in theaters, Bob Mondello and PR news.
"I'll swear at the weekend box office in a distant second place, Disney's Malana. With $19 million in its third weekend, Universal's Minions and Monsters took third place with toy story five in fourth place, not both those movies, made around $14 million." "I'm Janine Herbst, NPR News." The NPR network has always been powered by the people it serves, not by shareholders or
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