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only, and is not an investment recommendation or advice. Complete disclosures available at public.com slash disclosures. This is your 24-7 News Update, the latest views this hour in just four minutes. The Trump administration is reportedly rejecting efforts by Middle Eastern allies to discuss terms of a possible ceasefire with Iran. President Trump has vowed to finish the job in Iran as a new report from Reuters indicates the White House has dismissed calls to start any such negotiations. Iran has also rejected possible talks unless the U.S. and Israel both end military strikes on the country. Meanwhile, the U.S. carried out large-scale attacks on Iran's main oil export terminal. In a post on truth, social President Trump said U.S. forces had totally obliterated every military target in a bombing raid on Kars Island in the Persian Gulf. The small island sits just off Iran's mainland and is considered the crown jewel of Iran's oil industry. Millions across the upper Midwest are bracing for a major snowstorm.

Both Minneapolis and St. Paul have declared snow emergencies. With the Twin Cities expecting the heaviest snowfall of the season, this weekend, forecastersay blizzard conditions are likely across much of Minnesota and Wisconsin through Sunday. While the upper Midwest will be getting out their shovels, the West will be seeking shade. A heat wave is expected to blanket many Western states beginning next week with higher than normal temperatures. A federal judge has blocked subpoenas that were served against federal reserve chair Jerome Powell by the Justice Department. Lisa Carton reports. The subpoenas were related to a probe into the management of the Fed's renovation. Judge James Bozberg said a mountain of evidence suggests the government served these subpoenas on the board to pressure its chair into voting for lower interest rates or resigning. U.S. Attorney for Washington, D.C. Jeanine Piro, slam Bozberg's decision and said the DOJ plans to appeal President Trump has called for Powell to lower rates. I'm Lisa Carton. There's just a week left to file a claim in the Sirius XM Do Not Call List settlement. It comes after a 2022 lawsuit claiming Sirius XM continued calling people who were on the

National Do Not Call Registry or directly asked the company to stop calling them. I'm Rob Artear. The United States Postal Service has rolled out a new set of Forever Stamps, the low rider Forever Stamps. It features photos of five low rider models each with its own name. The U.S. P.S. said the Stamps celebrate the low rider car artistry and culture that is rooted in the working-class Mexican-American Chicano communities. The Stamps were released Friday and are sold in a sheet of $15 for $11.70. The war in Iran is leading to tighter security at the Oscars. LAPD Chief Jim McDonald tells NBC4 in Los Angeles extra security measures are in place for tomorrow night ceremony in Hollywood.

There are no known threats to the show. Larry David is releasing new details about his upcoming HBO comedy series. The curb your enthusiasm actor spoke at South by Southwest and said the show is titled Life Larry and the pursuit of unhappiness and almost history of America. The show will satirize the United States in celebration of its 250th anniversary through seven episodes with each containing around four sketches. Bill Hader, Catherine Han, John Hammond, Sean Hayes, Will Guestar, the show premieres on June 27th. The Buffy the Vampire Slayer reboot has been cancelled. Sarah Michelle Geller confirmed the news in an Instagram video today. Geller said unfortunately Hulu has decided not to move forward with Buffy the new Sunnydale. She ended the video with quote, if the apocalypse actually comes, you could still beat me. I'm Rob Martyr.

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