Iran attacks US air base in Qatar; woman found dead at Taco Bell | Morning Brief

From Iran saying it launched an attack on US forces at Qatar's Al Udeid Air Base to a woman's body being found at a Mesa Taco Bell and an armed robbery suspect being struck by a police vehicle, here's a look at some of your top headlines for the morning of June 23:

1. Iran attacks US air base in Qatar

Iran has attacked Al Udeid Air Base, a key U.S. facility in the Mideast, just days after the U.S. carried out a surprise attack on three of Iran’s nuclear sites. Read more.

2. Woman found dead at Taco Bell restroom

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Woman found dead inside Mesa Taco Bell

The Mesa Police Department says a woman was found dead inside a Taco Bell restroom after experiencing an apparent medical issue.

3. Woman detained after residential shooting

4. Passwords data breach: What to do if your account was affected

FILE - Password box in an internet browser on a generic computer screen. Getty Images

Researchers at cybersecurity outlet Cybernews say that billions of login credentials have been leaked and compiled into datasets online. This reportedly gives cybercriminals "unprecedented access" to common accounts consumers use each day. Even if you think you are immune to this or other leaks, resetting your passwords is recommended. Read more.

5. Armed robbery suspect struck by Phoenix PD vehicle

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Police car hits suspect allegedly reaching for a gun after burglary

Police officers responding to a June 7 burglary in West Phoenix spotted the suspect at a nearby gas station. Officers say the suspect reached for a gun and was then struck by their patrol car near 43rd Avenue and McDowell Road.

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7. Israel-Iran war: Trump talks regime change in Iran after US strikes

President Donald Trump, who has warned of more strikes if Tehran retaliates against U.S. forces, has talked about a potential "regime change″ in Iran, amid administration officials indicating they wanted to restart talks with Iran. U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio, in an interview with CBS, said: "Let’s meet directly." Read more.

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