2026-03-23
16 分钟Good morning.
Trump tells Iran to open up the Strait of Hormuz today or face major escalation.
The president is not going to stand for this regime
as it's threatened and tried for five decades
to hold the world's energy supplies hostage under its genocidal intent.
But so far, Iran is showing no signs of budging.
Also, why ICE agents are turning up at airports today.
And what happened when the US government accidentally turned off tax deadlines.
This is a reminder that Congress sometimes writes laws
in ways that have unintended consequences and the words on the page matter.
It's Monday, March 23rd.
I'm Cecilia Leigh and this is Apple News Today.
Is the war winding down as President Trump suggested on Friday, or is it about to escalate in a dramatic way?
That might become a little clearer by the end of today.
In a Truth Social post over the weekend, Trump said that
if Iran doesn't start letting oil tankers through the Strait of Hormuz by tonight,
the US forces will, quote, "obliterate the country's power plants."
Trump's ambassador to the UN, Mike Waltz, said he wouldn't rule anything out on CBS yesterday, including nuclear plants.
"I would never take anything off the table for the president, certainly not on national television.
However, there are larger plans. There's one outside of Tehran,"