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After six months of war, Americans remain sour on President Trump’s handling of the conflict.How climate change likely played a role in the deadly Nepal-Tibet flood.

And a coroner questions whether measles played a role in an infant’s death.Here’s what to know today.Americans doubted the Iran war from the start — and Trump’s numbers haven’t gotten betterPresident Donald Trump flashes a thumbs-up while stepping off Air Force One on July 31.Aaron Schwartz / AFP via Getty Images fileAt the six-month mark of the Iran war, Americans remain sour on President Donald Trump’s handling of the conflict, even as Republicans continue to voice support for military action and the president himself.This is Morning Rundown, a weekday newsletter to start your day.Sign up here to get it in your inbox.Thanks for reading today’s Morning Rundown.

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They can sign up here.Reputable, nonpartisan polls conducted over the last few weeks have found Trump’s approval rating on his handling of Iran ranges from 25% to 35%.

A July Fox News poll found that 34% of registered voters approved of Trump’s handling of Iran, roughly in line with CNBC’s July poll, which found 35% approval.A Reuters poll conducted a few days ago put Trump’s approval rating on Iran at 29%.While Americans have broadly disapproved of Trump’s handling of the conflict from the start, the recent lows represent a decline from his earlier polling on the issue.Just as the war began, an NBC News poll of registered voters found that 41% approved of Trump’s handling of the conflict, while 54% disapproved.

In the same survey, 52% of registered voters said the U.S.should not have taken military action against Iran.

That opposition has persisted.In the most recent Reuters/Ipsos poll, just 35% approved of the military action, while 62% disapproved.A closer look at what Americans th...

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