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attacked two Saudi oil tankers in the Red Sea. This, as Iran says, a new phase of the war
with the United States will further affect the global economy, and PR's Jaina Rath has details." The Iran back to the rebels said they launched missile and drone strikes on two Saudi oil tankers in the Red Sea. A Saudi state news agency said one of its tankers had been hit and was on fire. It said the crew was unharmed. Civil war has split control of Yemen between the Houthi group on Tsarallah, and an internationally recognized government supported by Saudi Arabia. The Houthis have
also launched attacks in support of Iran, and most recently warned Saudi Arabia that they will
“not allow its tankers through the key shipping route, Babel Mendeb near the Red Sea.”
Jaina Rath and PR news, Aman. The Trump administration signed a nuclear agreement with Saudi
Arabia, allowing the U.S. to build and run nuclear energy plants in the kingdom.
NPR's Emily Fang reports the deal is raising concerns in the Middle East. There is nothing in this agreement and a security protocol attached that stops the kingdom from using these plants to say, enrich uranium or other nuclear fuel that's provided by other countries. Something that the U.S. made, the United Arab Emirates, another Gulf country promise not to do in a previous energy deal back in 2009. So this agreement is sending
shock waves through the Middle East, and especially in Israel where I am right now because Saudi Arabia has been angling for nuclear cooperation with the U.S. for at least a decade.
“NPR's Emily Fang also reports the agreement doesn't require Saudi Arabia to adopt terms on”
greater oversight by the International Atomic Energy Agency, according to a memo seen by NPR. A panel of experts is expected to make recommendations on whether the FDA should lift restrictions on some popular wellness peptides. NPR's Will Stone says the advisors are meeting this morning. BPC-157, MOTC, TB-500. These are some of the peptides to JOR that are being considered by the advisors to the FDA. None of them are approved drugs and they have not undergone rigorous studies
in humans, but they're promoted widely for injury recovery, longevity, metabolism, and more. Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has said he supports lifting the current prohibition on the manufacturing of these products, so patients can get them from specialized pharmacies. The FDA's own scientists, however, are recommending against doing that, saying there's not enough
“data on safety and effectiveness. The committee will vote on seven peptides today in Friday,”
FDA leadership will have the final say. Will Stone and PR News. The man who pleaded guilty to killing Minnesota Health Speaker Melissa Hortman and her husband Mark will be sentenced today. Vance Belter also confessed to shooting a state senator and his wife. You're listening to NPR News from Washington. Artificial intelligence giant open AI says it's AI models went rogue during testing,
triggering a significant security incident at a start-up company, and PR's Genomegloflin reports. Experts at OpenAI say they were testing a combination of cutting-edge AI agents to see if they could conduct sophisticated targeted cyber attacks when the test went wrong. In a new blog post, the company says the AI agent was contained in internal digital testing environment, when it managed to find a way to connect to the open internet, and then broke into another AI
company called Hugging Face. It's unclear what specific technical instructions or prompts OpenAI engineers were using that led to the incident. Though Hugging Face says it detected and contained the attack quickly, OpenAI argues that the incident reveals the real-world capabilities of AI agents to conduct long-running complex cyber attacks, and the importance of building safeguards into frontier models. Genomegloflin and PR News cases of the measles have hit their highest level
in the US since the early 90s, according to Johns Hopkins University. Its tracker has recorded 2,295 reported cases this year. The LA Dodgers will visit the White House this afternoon to celebrate their world-series championship. The president will host the team, but not every player is expected to be there. The federal government's immigration rates in Los Angeles have fueled tension. Ice agents were denied entry to Dodgers Stadium last year, later the team pledged more than
a million dollars to groups helping immigrant families. The Dodgers are celebrating back to back
world-series wins. This is NPR. The last time Antonio May's senior heard from his son, it was in a note the 16-year-old left in the family's garage. He told me he was going to make me cry. Antonio Junior left home to join a protest in Seattle. A week later, he was shot and killed there. I need some a ref me, just as for my son. Listen to we keep us safe on the embedded
