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Key Iranian heavy water plant offline after IDF strike: IAEA

The Khondab heavy water plant, which was part of Iran’s nuclear program, is now offline, the International Atomic Energy Agency confirmed on Sunday.

Netanyahu grants Latin patriarch access to Holy Sepulchre

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has granted Cardinal Pierbattista Pizzaballa “full and immediate access” to the Church of the Holy Sepulchre, hours after he was blocked by Israeli police from accessing the holy site for Palm Sunday services.

What have US and Israeli forces destroyed since start of Iran war?

A month of sustained U.S. and Israeli airstrikes on Iran has systematically targeted and, in several cases, reportedly destroyed key components of Iran’s nuclear program, military infrastructure, leadership facilities, and elements of its energy sector, according to information released by government bodies and multiple outlets’ reporting.

'Contrived' 'No Kings' protests don’t appear to be ‘grassroots’: Joe Concha

Washington Examiner columnist Joe Concha said he finds it hard to believe the nationwide “No Kings” protests are “organic.”

GOP faces 'real problem' as DHS shutdown prolongs: Bob Cusack

Washington Examiner Executive Editor Bob Cusack said he doesn’t see an “easy compromise” as congressional Republicans continue to butt heads on how to end the partial government shutdown.

Iran threatens to bomb US and Israeli universities in Middle East

Iran’s military has threatened to strike American and Israeli universities in the Middle East, calling them “legitimate targets.”