2026-04-16
16 分钟Good morning.
As the latest ceasefire deadline approaches, the U.S. Signals that it wants to negotiate.
The Washington Post explains why Iran has kept the upper hand in the Strait of Hormuz.
A reporter who spent the week in the Pope's plane tells us how the pontiff's been managing Trump's attacks.
And a bombshell defeat for Live Nation and Ticketmaster.
I think this is kind of unprecedented.
It could lead to the breakup of one of the most powerful companies in the entertainment industry.
It's Thursday, April 16th.
I'm Cecilia Lay, and this is Apple News Today.
Mediators from Pakistan arrived in Tehran Wednesday to bolster the fragile ceasefire ahead of its expiration next week,
a sign that more talks to end the war could be on the way.
President Trump said the war was very close to over, but he has said versions of that many times before.
And his press secretary, Caroline Levitt, said there were no concrete plans to extend next Wednesday's ceasefire.
We've remained very much engaged in these negotiations, in these talks.
You heard from the vice president directly and the president this week that these conversations are productive
and ongoing, but nothing is official until you hear it from us here at the White House.
But we feel good about the prospects of a deal.
Even as the White House talks up a possible deal, thousands more American troops are on their way to the Middle East.
The Washington Post reports that 6,000 additional soldiers are moving into the region and another 4,200
are expected to arrive at the end of April as Trump considers options such as renewed strikes or a ground assault.