Live from NPR News in Washington, I'm Rylan Barton. The Pentagon has confirmed that 140 troops have

sustained wounds during the war with Iran. NPR's Quill Lawrence reports the vast majority were minor

injuries. Pentagon spokesman Sean Parnell released a statement that since the start of the bombardment

by the U.S. and Israel on March 1st, Iranian missiles and drones,

mostly aimed at U.S. bases in neighboring countries, have wounded approximately 140 U.S. troops.

108 of those cases were minor enough that service members have already been able to return to duty.

Parnell said eight troops were severely injured and are receiving medical care.

More than 1,200 Iranians have died in the war, according to Iranian health officials,

and it's unclear how many of those were civilians.

The Pentagon is investigating whether it was an American tomahawk missile

that killed about 175 people at an Iranian girls' school.

Seven American troops have died so far from combat injuries.

Quill Lawrence, NPR News.

President Trump insists that Democrats can only win elections if they cheat,

but even some Republicans largely disagree.

NPR's Frank Lankfit reports.

Patrick Basem is running for the York County Republican Committee.

It's not particularly

concerned about voter fraud in the midterms. We don't expect them to cheat. Why not? I think there's

been enough people that have seen what has happened over the last decade to make sure that it doesn't

happen. Payson is referring to the president's false claim that Democratic voter fraud robbed him of the 2020

election. The president's claims of voter fraud may no longer have as much influences in the past.

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