The U.S. and Israel have now killed more than 1,000 Iranian people. CENTCOM reports hitting 2,000 targets, and War Secretary Pete Hegseth announces sinking an Iranian submarine. Israel says it struck the Assembly of Experts, though Iran says the building was not being used at the time. Iranian drones hit central Israel, Gulf countries, and U.S. targets, including the consulate and CIA station in Saudi Arabia and a THAAD missile interception radar system. NATO shoots down missile headed toward Turkey. UAE and Qatar deny role in attacks on Iran. The U.S. will cover shipping losses in the Gulf, President Donald Trump says. U.S. weighing plan to arm Kurdish forces against Iran. Israel orders mass displacement of all of southern Lebanon. Hezbollah declares “open war.” Raids across the occupied West Bank. James Talarico wins Texas Democratic Senate primary against Rep. Jasmine Crocket. Roy Cooper and Michael Whatley win primaries in pivotal North Carolina Senate race. Nida Allam seeks recount in North Carolina Democratic primary. Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem defends immigration crackdown at Senate hearing. U.S. reportedly prepares draft indictment against Venezuelan President Delcy Rodríguez. U.S. launches military operations against “narco-trafficking” with Ecuador. Cuban tanker cleared to load LPG in Venezuela. Pakistan-Afghanistan war continues as civilian deaths rise. West African bloc plans activation of regional standby force to fight armed groups.