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as we're about to post this episode, the Vatican has just announced that Pope Francis has died. This happened

early in the morning in Rome, less than 24 hours after Francis made a surprise Easter appearance

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In the meantime, here's the show.

It's Monday, April 21st. Just how many group chats were there? We start here.

Sources say Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth was sharing battle plans with family members too.

What's different here is that this was a group chat that Hegseth himself had created during that confirmation process.

And now with his allies getting fired, all signals point to a power struggle.

The Supreme Court gets spooked by the prospect of more deportation flights.

Both the executive and the judiciary have an obligation to follow the law.

A strongly worded dissent from Justice Samuel Lido will walk you through all the concerns,

and the U.S. and Iran trade notes on nukes.

How much, if any, uranium Iran is going to be able to enrich? They're outlining a new

deal, but it looks an awful lot like the old one. From ABC News, this is Start Here. I'm Brad Milky.

When the story broke a few weeks ago that details of a strike on Houthi rebels had been shared on a group chat, there were lots of concerns.

One was that a reporter had been inadvertently added to that chat and saw these details being shared in real time. The U.S. era naval resources hit dozens of Houthi targets in Yemen.

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