NASA’s $100 billion bet on the moon is about to launch
- NASA prepares for Artemis II, the first crewed lunar mission since Apollo 17, launching tomorrow.
- President Trump escalates threats against Iran, including targeting power plants and oil facilities.
- Iran warns of fierce retaliation if Harg Island, a key oil hub, is attacked.
- Se
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