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Former Fox News host Bill O'Reilly and NewsNation host Chris Cuomo engaged in a heated on-air argument over Iran's nuclear capabilities.

The dispute centered on recent comments from IAEA Director General Rafael Grossi, who reported Iran had up to 60% enriched uranium but acknowledged the IAEA could not verify the claim.

U.S. military service members contradicted Pentagon claims about Iran's deadliest attack on American troops during Trump's war, according to CBS News.

Survivors of the March 1 attack that killed six and wounded 20 in Kuwait disputed Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth's characterization that a drone "squeaked through" defense systems.

First lady Melania Trump delivered her first public statement addressing Jeffrey Epstein on Thursday, departing sharply from the Trump administration's push to move past the scandal.

Breaking her typical silence, Melania defended herself against unverified social media claims linking her to Epstein, stating they had interacted socially at parties.

Right-wing conspiracy theorist Alex Jones broke down in tears while cradling a battle axe during a Thursday broadcast with journalist Tim Williams, claiming God had sent it as proof of divine intervention to break a "demonic spell" causing Trump to wage war on Iran.

Williams prayed over the axe, calling Jones a "battle axe" and invoking Jesus to break "witchcraft, sorcery, and divination" afflicting the president.

Democratic Senate candidate Graham Platner, running against Republican Susan Collins in Maine, called for Democrats to exercise ethics oversight of the Supreme Court and pursue impeachment of justices if they retake the Senate.

Platner argued in front of a crowed, if Supreme Court justices faced the same ethical standards as lower court judges, "there is a compelling case for the impeachment and removal of at least two," likely referencing Justices Clarence Thomas and Samuel Alito.

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth may be the next cabinet member to depart the Trump administration, according to retired U.S. Navy intelligence officer Travis Akers.

Despite Hegseth declaring a "decisive military victory" over Iran during Wednesday's press conference, multiple reports indicate Iran continues striking U.S. allies and the Strait of Hormuz remains closed. Ceasefire agreement details suggest U.S. concessions, including potential lifting of Iranian oil sanctions and removal of all U.S. troops from the country.

President Donald Trump posted an all-caps rebuke of North Atlantic Treaty Organization, or NATO, on Truth Social, claiming the alliance "wasn't there when we needed them" and referencing Greenland as a "poorly run piece of ice."

The post came hours after Trump met with NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte and just one day after announcing a U.S. and Iran ceasefire.

MS NOW Joe Scarborough criticized Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth's over-the-top press conferences about the Iran war, comparing his behavior to "third-grade chest thumping" on a playground.

Scarborough expressed shock that Hegseth continues appearing publicly despite humiliating Trump and the administration daily with his "stupid routine."

Justice Sonia Sotomayor publicly criticized Trump-appointed Justice Brett Kavanaugh for failing to understand the real-world impact of the administration's immigration enforcement policies.

Sotomayor, appointed by former President Barack Obama in 2009, spoke at the University of Kansas School of Law.

Iranian Parliament Speaker MB Ghalibaf declared the ceasefire and upcoming negotiations as "unreasonable" after accusing the United States of violating Iran's 10-point peace proposal.

Ghalibaf cited three specific violations on X, Israeli attacks on Lebanon, an alleged drone intrusion into Iranian airspace, and U.S. denial of Iran's nuclear enrichment rights.

President Donald Trump supporters on Truth Social called for him to reconcile with former Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) after Trump attacked her following her criticism of the Iran war.

Greene called for Trump's removal after he threatened to obliterate Iran's civilization.

The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, or IRGC, closed the Strait of Hormuz on Wednesday despite President Donald Trump's ceasefire agreement requiring the waterway to remain open.

Iran cited Israeli strikes in Lebanon as justification, despite Trump insisting Lebanon was not part of the ceasefire deal.

White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt avoided addressing President Donald Trump's threat to destroy Iran's entire civilization when challenged by a reporter during Wednesday's briefing.

The reporter contrasted Trump's rhetoric with George W. Bush's 2003 Iraq invasion messaging, which targeted the government rather than the people.