Iran digs up buried weapons amid ceasefire as U.S. DHS funding advances

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Iran is accelerating efforts to recover missiles and munitions buried underground or buried beneath rubble from airstrikes, aiming to quickly rebuild drone and missile capabilities in case the war resumes. Separately, the House approved a Senate-backed bill to fund much of the Department of Homeland Security through September without new funding for ICE or Border Patrol, ending a 75-day shutdown. The digest also highlights a Kentucky Derby preview and related political coverage.
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