Live from NPR News in Washington, I'm Windsor Johnston.
Gloria Steinem, a trailblazing journalist and leading voice of the modern women's movement, has died.
Steinem spent decades fighting for women's equality at home, in the workplace, and across American society.
Her death was announced this morning in a social media post.
Steinem was 92. People across Iran are assessing the damage from a heavy wave of U.S.
Airstrikes.
Tehran is reporting military and civilian casualties, while the U.S.
Says its forces struck Iranian military targets.
NPR's Adil al-Shalchi reports.
The U.S. Military said its recent wave of strikes were in response
to recent Iranian attempts to attack commercial shipping in the Strait of Hormuz.
And against American service members based in the region.
According to a statement released by the Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps,
four members of their aerospace division were killed in U.S.
Strikes on Tuesday.
The Iranian Ministry of Health said that four people were killed during a U.S.
Strike on a wedding in southern Iran.
The U.S. Military did not comment on that particular incident, but a U.S.
Central Command spokesperson acknowledged there were reports of civilian casualties during Tuesday's attacks.
Iran retaliated on Tuesday by targeting the Gulf and Jordan.