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The United States launched another round of airstrikes against Iranian military targets after an attack in Jordan killed two American service members. CNN reported that the operation targeted facilities linked to Iran’s Revolutionary Guard, including air-defense positions, surveillance sites and missile infrastructure. President Donald Trump described the strikes as retaliation for the deaths and said the campaign was intended to prevent further attacks on American forces.

President Donald Trump has renewed claims that China tried to influence the 2020 US election, even as Washington and Beijing prepare for a possible state visit by Chinese President Xi Jinping. CNN reported that the accusations were tied to newly declassified intelligence materials promoted by Trump and his allies. Chinese officials denied the claims, saying Beijing does not interfere in US elections.

West Hollywood residents are trying to determine whether insurance will cover the extensive water damage caused by Thursday’s massive water main break. The rupture sent torrents of water through neighborhoods, flooding dozens of homes, apartment buildings, and businesses. Many properties were also left coated in thick mud after the floodwaters receded. Rick Dinger of Crescenta Valley Insurance told KABC-TV that coverage could be limited for many victims.

Authorities have identified a body recovered from the San Francisco Bay as one of the victims of this week’s deadly boating tragedy. The San Francisco Medical Examiner’s Office confirmed the victim is 58-year-old Tondra Miller, whose body was found Thursday near Treasure Island. Miller was among three people missing after a cabin cruiser capsized Tuesday between Alcatraz Island and the Golden Gate Bridge during a family memorial gathering.

China is pushing to expand its influence over the future of artificial intelligence as competition with the USA continues to grow. CNN reported that President Xi Jinping used the World Artificial Intelligence Conference in Shanghai to promote international cooperation, wider access to AI tools, and stricter global rules for managing the technology. During the conference, Xi argued that AI should not be controlled by a small group of countries or companies.

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A major water main break that flooded several blocks in West Hollywood has been traced to a Los Angeles Department of Water and Power pipeline. LADWP crews are working to slowly shut down underground valves in an effort to stop the flow while preventing additional damage to the city’s high-pressure water system.

Researchers at UCLA have confirmed that the air in Boyle Heights contains toxins linked to the massive warehouse fire that burned for nearly a week last month. Millions of pounds of food have been decomposing inside the damaged warehouse, creating persistent odors and raising health concerns for nearby residents. UCLA scientists conducted air quality testing and found odor-related compounds in air samples that are consistent with decomposing food materials.

President Donald Trump is reviewing a wider range of military options against Iran as tensions remain high across the region. CNN reports that the discussions include possible additional airstrikes, attacks on fortified nuclear facilities, and other operations aimed at increasing pressure on Tehran. The options were examined during recent national security meetings, according to officials familiar with the talks.

The California Department of Motor Vehicles says suspected cheating is the reason nearly 11,000 drivers must retake their written licensing exams. In a new statement, the DMV said the invalid test results were caused by “test taker-related irregularities,” adding they were not the result of an internal technical problem or the use of artificial intelligence. Officials had previously declined to explain why the exams were being voided.