New threats and a rescue in Iran: what to know after a busy weekend

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  Good morning.

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  Aviators rescued behind enemy lines.

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  The Wall Street Journal takes us inside a daring mission.

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  In any war, if one of your people goes down in enemy territory, the worst-case scenario is the enemy capturing them.

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  But as Trump celebrated a successful return, he also issued new threats and deadlines to Iran.

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  Also, Axios grades the effects of tariffs one year later.

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  And the Artemis II crew are about to go deeper into space than any humans in history.

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  Sending four humans 250,000 miles away is a Herculean effort, and we are now just realizing the gravity of that.

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  It's Monday, April 6.

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  I'm Cecilia Ley, and this is Apple News Today.

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  It's been a perilous and dramatic weekend in the Middle East.

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  The tension ignited on Friday when an F-15 U.S. Fighter jet was shot down over southern Iran.

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  U.S. Forces found the pilot quickly, but the weapons systems operator wasn't so lucky.

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  He spent two days trying to evade capture.

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  He was in a mountain crevice, essentially.

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  And keep in mind, he had just been shot down.

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  And so he's injured.

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  Shelby Holliday is a national security correspondent for The Wall Street Journal.

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  She told us that after the news emerged, Iran put out a reward for anyone who might find the crew member.

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  And that set off a scramble.

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