US Plane Downed, Iran Conflict Escalates; Artemis Astronauts Halfway to Moon

0:00On April 4th, one U.S. service member got rescued, but at least another still missing after Iran down two American military planes in back-to-back strikes. This marks the first time U.S. aircraft fell in the conflict that's raged nearly five weeks now. Just two days earlier, President Trump boasted in a national speech that America had beaten and totally crushed Iran. Meanwhile, Storm days barreling toward Ireland with fierce winds nationwide and heavy rain in spots, under a yellow warning all day and peaking, tonight. The four Artemis astronauts hit the halfway mark on their trip to the moon for a flyby, with mission control noting at 4am. Irish time? They're now. Closer to the lunar surface than back home on Earth. Folks are buzzing about this milestone in space exploration. Experts slam new prediction markets like Polymarket as the Wild West, with hundreds of thousands of Euro wagered on Irish election results. Talking to, one driver's busted 11 times for drink driving in a single year, as road

1:03deaths climbed to 185 last year. Skies clear to chase details on hundreds of dodgy box users here, while three males aged 20, 19, and 17 face UK court over torching. Four Jewish community ambulances in London. And hey, double check those passports before summer escapes kickoff.