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As the U.S. amasses forces and Iran deploys troops, could the countries be on the brink of war?

Plus, President Trump prepares to convene his Board of Peace for the first time, and we'll look at the baby formula recall dogging Nestle and Denone.

It's led to recalls in over 60 countries, and all these companies have had to change their suppliers as a result of it,

which has had significant financial impact. It's Thursday, February 19th. I'm Luke Vargas for the

Wall Street Journal. And here is the AM edition of What's News, the top headlines and business

stories, moving your world today.

We begin with some breaking news as the BBC reports that British police have arrested Andrew Mountbatten, Windsor on suspicion of misconduct in public office.

Thames Valley Police said this morning they had arrested a man in his 60s and were carrying

out searches and addresses in Norfolk and Barkshire where the former

prince is currently living. Andrew has faced numerous allegations over his links to convicted

sex offender Jeffrey Epstein and has consistently denied any wrongdoing. Buckingham Palace didn't

have any immediate comment. The U.S. and Iran are seemingly preparing for war in spite of ongoing diplomatic efforts

to avoid one. While President Trump hasn't decided whether to strike Iran, Washington has now

assembled the greatest amount of air power in the Middle East since the invasion of Iraq in 2003.

According to flight tracking data and a U.S. official, there is now a significant number of

U.S. fighter jets and support aircraft in the region. And while both Tehran and Washington are

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