Morning Edition Tuesday, the 11th of August

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At the top of the news, Despite federal efforts to drop some children’s vaccine recommendations, Texas requirements unchanged.

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Iran
Trump says US ‘owns’ Strait of Hormuz, threatens Iran with force
Colombia
Devastating earthquake tests new President as Colombia digs through ruins for those still alive
World
Progressive Peggy Flanagan sweeps Minnesota Senate primary in race defined by anti-ICE anger
World
New Zealand PM Christopher Luxon wins confidence vote, surviving second challenge to leadership
World
North Korea conducts second ballistic missile test in less than a week
Ice
ICE to spend $20M on gloves designed to deliver painful electric shocks
World
Darline Graham to face Ralph Norman in South Carolina Republican primary runoff
World
ICE to spend up to $20m on gloves that can deliver painful electric shocks
National
Surrogate asks Texas court to let her seek medical care on the baby she’s carrying, AG Paxton says
World
Dethroned Miss North Carolina USA threatens legal action over title removal
World
Colombia's Earthquake Death Toll Passes 250 as Rescue Crews Push Through a Second Night in Cali and Pereira
ACLU
ACLU asks judge to block new Trump order restricting birthright citizenship
National
Tiffany Haddish avoids jail time after pleading guilty to DUI charge
World
NATO Country Believes Russia Will Stage a False Flag Attack Against Critical Infrastructure
World
Colombia’s deadly earthquake tests new president as search for thousands of missing continues
World
Indian student charged for killing 81-year-old man in Florida after driving Cadillac like a bullet at 100mph, attorney asks court to allow him to return to Columbia University
National
Parents accused of getting drunk and forcing toddlers to walk in 108-degree heat after watching NFL practice
National
Florida cop kidnapped and killed his ex over an argument about a TV set
World
King Charles’ death falsely announced, followed by national anthem and 16 minutes of silence; UK radio station breached broadcast standards
Sport
The USMNT Future Is Bright—And His Name is Cavan Sullivan