It's Tuesday, May 21st. He was poised to become the next supreme leader.

What does Iran do now that he's dead?

You start here.

Iran prepares a new succession plan.

You know Iran isn't known for holding free and fair votes.

But President isn't the only position being jockeyed for, what it means for a regime in

turmoil.

The world's top prosecutor says he's ready to arrest the men

leading the war in Gaza on both sides. Those who do not comply with the law should

not complain later.

Why Israeli and American officials are furious.

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A controversial bill meant to deter crime is testing North Carolina's patients.

From ABC News, this is Start Here.

I'm Brad Milkie. Hey, good to be back, and let's get right into the story that's got governments

scrambling around the Middle East and really around the rest of the world,

the helicopter crash that killed the President of Iran.

After an hours long search through foggy mountainous terrain,

Iranian state media reported that the wreckage of a military helicopter has been found

with the body of President Ibrahim Raise inside, the

foreign minister was on board too.

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