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Tennessee death row inmate Christa Pike's attorneys said she was "in critical condition" and "receiving life-saving care" Thursday, a day after she survived an execution attempt during which the state administered two doses of the lethal injection drug.

• A death penalty expert told the Associated Press that Pike's survival after receiving the execution drug was unprecedented.

The latest: State and federal elected officials are pressing for public accountability after the second failed execution this year. Gov. Bill Lee ordered a independent review of the Pike execution attempt.

• On Thursday morning, he told reporters there were "very few answers" about what had gone wrong.

President Trump's 75-minute interview with Time revealed his latest thinking on the Iran war, the AI race (or in his words, SI), the media and more.

Why it matters: The interview with one of America's most historic news publications gives voters insight into the direction of the country roughly a month ahead of the midterms.

A sweeping bipartisan deal to cut permitting red tape faces a long road ahead despite a broad show of support.

Why it matters: Cutting hurdles for energy projects is a top priority for fossil fuels and renewables sectors, but some green groups fear erosion of safeguards.