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- The continuing impact of the Iran war on the economy
The cost of flying, for example, is probably going up.
4 min - The latest from Capitol Hill on a possible DHS funding deal
After a 42-day standoff over immigration enforcement tactics, the Senate has voted to fund much of the Department of Homeland Security and alleviate those long security lines at airports around the country.
5 min - Marvin Kalb on CBS News Radio's legacy and the threats to our democracy
After nearly a century on the air, CBS News Radio will shutter in May.
12 min - As the Iran war continues, so do the economic ripple effects
Israel says it has killed the commander of the naval forces of Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps. The commander is said to be responsible for the blockade of the Strait of Hormuz.
6 min - Sarah Mullally becomes first woman to head Church of England
The Church of England has installed the new Archbishop of Canterbury.
3 min - A new film celebrates 100 years of dance
A new PBS documentary, "Martha Graham Dance Company: We Are Our Time," profiles the company.
10 min - What does Saudi Arabia think of the war in Iran?
This week, Iran rejected an American plan to pause the war and countered with its own. Thousands of additional U.S. troops are moving closer to the region.
6 min - IV infusion therapies offer longevity, energy, mental boost. Does the science back it up?
Hydration infusion spas and mobile services are moving into every corner of the country, becoming a still-growing industry valued at more than $15 billion.
12 min - Tech watchdog says addiction verdict against Meta, Google is an 'earthquake'
Meta and Google were held liable for building apps designed to be deliberately addictive.
7 min - Robert Mueller's life and legacy in the FBI
Former FBI director Robert Mueller died over the weekend at 81.
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