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The US and Israel are reportedly planning joint strikes on Iran's energy sites, with bombing potentially continuing through the weekend. The plan was discussed during a Camp David cabinet meeting, and Trump has ordered fresh US strikes aimed at forcing Iran to surrender.

Immigration expert David Bier and law professor Natasha Sarin discuss Pres. Trump's wins and losses at the Supreme Court. WSJ's Yaroslav Trofimov analyzes Ukraine's drone assault on Moscow. Carlos Barragán's book 'The Yahoo Boys' explores Nigerian romance scammers.

Warren Buffett has delayed his annual donation to the Gates Foundation while the organization reviews its ties to Jeffrey Epstein. The Gates Foundation is continuing to examine its connections to Epstein, referred to as a late sex offender in the article.

The US is considering relocating Gulf bases damaged by Iran's retaliatory strikes westward, including to Israel, according to a WSJ report. The strikes caused greater damage to the Middle East's only US Navy base in Bahrain than the Pentagon has acknowledged.

ICC member states are set to vote on July 24 to decide whether to remove the chief prosecutor. The vote is expected to show most members opposing a group of African countries that support Karim Khan amid a sexual misconduct investigation.

Ahmad Vahidi, the new IRGC chief, frequently overruled Iran’s leaders during US talks, pushing for a harder line, linking Iran and Lebanon, and advocating strikes on Israel and the Gulf despite objections from Iran’s foreign minister and president.

Elliott is building a stake in Bio-Rad, a life-science firm, according to WSJ. The move indicates Elliott's interest in the life-science industry. Bio-Rad is a leading company in the field.

Apple and Intel have reached a preliminary deal for chip-making. The agreement is reported by WSJ. This partnership may impact the tech industry.