Today is Wednesday, May 7th.

We're talking about another conflict escalating, this time between two nuclear-armed countries.

Also, what the U.S. Supreme Court decided about a ban on transgender troops.

And what to know about the process to pick a new pope that begins today.

Plus, a new caveat to today's real ID deadline at American airports,

white energy star labels could soon disappear. And how a big superhero

movie just rebranded itself. Those stories and even more news coming up.

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You ready? Let's do this. In what's seen as a major escalation overseas, India launched

military strikes on Pakistan. They come more than two weeks after tourists were killed on the

Indian side of Kashmir, a terror

attack India blames on Pakistan. Though Pakistan says it wasn't involved, and it views

yesterday strikes as an act of war that killed civilians, so it will retaliate. India is saying

its strikes only hit terrorist infrastructure. The neighboring South Asian countries have fought

three wars over Kashmir since their

independence from Britain in the 1940s. Kashmir is controlled in part by India and in part by Pakistan,

but both countries claim it in its entirety. And now there's fear they're on the brink of war

again. At this point, the U.S. State Department says it's closely monitoring the flare-up in

violence. President Trump himself called it a shame, saying he hopes the U.S. State Department says it's closely monitoring the flare-up in violence.

President Trump himself called it a shame, saying he hopes the fighting ends quickly.

Newly declassified intelligence could undercut President Trump's defense in a key immigration case.

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