The Latest: 03/11/2026 10:59am ET

0:00This is an iHeart podcast. Guaranteed Human. Run a business and not thinking about podcasting? Think again, more Americans listen to podcasts than add supported streaming music from Spotify and Pandora. And as the number one podcaster, iHeart's twice as large as the next two combined, learn how podcasting can help your business. Call 844-844-iHeart. This is your 24-7 news update. The latest views this hour in just four minutes. Iran says it launched missiles at U.S. and Israeli targets for about three hours today. Israel defense forces set on social media that it had detected missiles from Iran and was working to destroy them. On Tuesday, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu delivered a message to the Iranian people claiming Israel will be their best ally in the coming days. The head of the U.S. Central Command is giving an update on operation epic fury nearly two weeks after launching strikes into Iran, more from Rory O'Neal. In a post on social media, Admiral Brad Cooper

1:01is giving a complete run through of the military accomplishments since U.S. and Israeli forces started their campaign in Iran. To date, we have struck more than 5,500 targets inside Iran, including more than 60 ships, using a variety of precision weapon systems. Some 140 American service members have been injured since the operation began and eight severely seven have died. I'm Rory O'Neal. Canadian authorities are looking into an incident outside of the U.S. Consulate in Toronto yesterday. Multiple shots were fired at the building. Our community has experienced a deeply concerning incident. And I went again by acknowledging the war and uncertainty many people are feeling today. That's a chief superintendent Chris Leather with the Royal Canadian Mounted Police. No injuries were reported and police said they didn't have any information about the two suspects. They're looking into possible links to the ongoing U.S. military operation against Iran. Authorities are surveying the damage after a tornado tore through Lake Village, Indiana last night,

2:03killing two people injuring several others. Lake Township Fire Chief Rob Churchill says the destruction is widespread. In total devastation, there were houses that were collapsed. There were people trapped in houses. There's livestock loose. And a supercell spawned at least four tornadoes on Tuesday. I'm Michael Casner. House Speaker Mike Johnson is refusing to condemn anti-Muslim remarks made by two Republican congressmen. Johnson suggested the men weren't talking about Muslims in general, but rather efforts to impose Islamic Sharia law in the United States. There's a lot of energy in the country and a lot of popular sentiment that the demand to impose Sharia law in America is a serious problem. That's what animates this. Johnson spoke Tuesday after Tennessee Congressman Andy Ogles said that Muslims don't belong in American society. And Florida Congressman Randy Fein said that in his words,

3:05if they force us to choose the choice between dogs and Muslims, is not a difficult one. The Speaker said he addressed the tone of their messaging, but stressed that the Constitution gives everyone the right to speak freely about their beliefs. He added that imposing Sharia law is in direct conflict with the US Constitution. It's not clear where he sees that this is happening. Italy took down the United States eight to six in pool play at the World Baseball Classic on Tuesday. USA Manager Mark Derosa says it was a tough loss for the team. Tough game, great game by Italy. Jumped on us quick, a couple big homers to kind of stifle a crowd a little bit. And just a little, we had the right guys at the plate at the right time. Just weren't able to get it done. AI actress Tilly Norwood is releasing new music, more from Matt Matinson. We aim the filter, full fantasy. The AI creation dropped her new song, Tank the Lead,

4:06which reflects on last year's extreme backlash following her debut. The main verse includes the lyrics, AI's not the enemy. It's the key. A music video also accompanied the song, which sees Norwood across London on chat shows, on billboards, taking selfies with fans, and performing in stadiums. I'm Michael Casner.