Investigations are underway into a fatal military aircraft crash in the Middle East; marchers press California lawmakers on adequate college funding; and a once-failing school system in New England transforms into a source of pride.

Tehran warns it could disrupt oil shipments as strikes on Iran continue; groups decry the 'erasure' of U.S. history from parks and public lands; career training programs face federal funding delays and confusion; and a Kentucky bill aims to improve child care for kids with disabilities.

A proposed tobacco tax faces backlash in Iowa; hundreds of abandoned wells pose long-term risks in Appalachia; a lawsuit alleges Wisconsin's school funding system is unconstitutional and Buffalo roam again in Texas.

Inconsistent messaging from the White House on the Iran timeline; a report warns of economic fallout from mass deportations; and a advocates push for a critical minerals trade policy that protects workers and the environment.

Iran names Khamenei's son to succeed him. Military veterans join nationwide anti-Iran war protests. TSA staff shortages lead to three-hour security lines for travelers at some airports. And a lawsuit claims JBS discriminated against immigrant workers.