Evening Edition: On the day U.S. forces killed Soleimani, they launched another operation targeting Iranian official in Yemen
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U.S. officials say the secret operation in Yemen targeting a senior Quds Force commander did not succeed. But the attempted strike may indicate that the killing of Maj. Gen. Qasem Soleimani was part of a broader operation to deal a serious blow to the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps.
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Jason Rezaian contextualizes the current relationship between the United States and Iran and describes what leaders can illuminate from the past about the present.
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The Iranian stance remains sharply at odds with Western views on the likely fate of the aircraft even as Tehran said it would welcome international experts to take part in the probe.
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The narrowing of the gender gap was buoyed by strong job growth in healthcare and education over the past year, as well as the ongoing tight-labor market.
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) wouldn't commit to a time frame when asked if he hoped to have the trial finished before the State of the Union on Feb. 4.
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