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Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth says today was the most intense day of airstrikes against Iran.

Spring weather has arrived in the Northeast, but thunderstorms threaten the Central US.

And, reporting on the unease and desperation in Venezuela nine weeks after Nicolas Maduro's capture.

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Oil and gas prices are surging since the start of the war on Iran. What the White house is now considering as a solution.

Massive lines and missed flights, just in time for spring break. The warnings being given to travelers amidst the partial government shutdown.

And, more on the alleged terror attempt in New York City and the teenagers behind it.


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President Trump calls for Iran's regime's unconditional surrender.

The impact the war in Iran is having on the economy as oil and gas prices rise and stocks tumble.

And, a preview of Major Garrett's sit down with defense Secretary Pete Hegseth and Russia's involvement with the war in Iran.


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DHS Secretary Kristi Noem has been fired.

The looming questions over Iran's future and who could be its next leader.

And, the battle that's brewing between Health Secretary RFK Jr. and two major coffee chains.


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For the first time since World War II an American submarine torpedoed an enemy ship. CBS Evening News anchor Tony Dokoupil has the latest. Despite thousands of American citizens making it out of the war zone this weekend, the struggle to get more out remains. Chief Correspondent Matt Gutman shares what he's learned so far. The first US service members have officially been killed in Operation Epic Fury. Senior National Security Correspondent Charlie D'Agata shares their stories.

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