The U.S. Army has utilized the majority of its long-range attack missiles during the ongoing conflict with Iran.
The U.S. Army has deployed most of its long-range attack missiles in the war with Iran, according to NPR. Precision weapons such as PrSMs and ATCAMs are nearly depleted, reducing the need for American pilots to fly close to enemy targets. In other news, the administration announced a restructuring of the SNAP program's funding model starting in October. However, more than 4 million Americans have already lost access to food aid due to tightened eligibility under the One Big Beautiful Bill Act. Additionally, the Food and Drug Administration is considering the first mRNA-based flu vaccine from Moderna. Meanwhile, coal miners in Central Appalachia are facing the highest rates of black lung disease in nearly 50 years due to toxic silica dust. In Michigan, the Democratic Senate primary remains a close race between Abdul El-Sayed and Haley Stevens.