The Iran ceasefire is coming under pressure.

Melania Trump made an unusual statement.

And the Artemis astronauts are set to splash down tonight.

That's some of what we'll get to on the seven from the Washington Post.

I'm Hannah Jewell.

It's Friday, April 10th. Let's get you

caught up with today's seven stories. Number one, Israel's strikes on Lebanon are threatening

the U.S. Iran ceasefire. Soon after President Donald Trump announced a two-week truce with Iran on Tuesday,

the confusion about its terms began. Israel announced that the halt in fighting did not apply to

Lebanon. On Wednesday, Israeli forces killed hundreds of people in a 10-minute aerial barrage

across Lebanon. Iran's Lebanese ally,

Hezbollah, has returned fire. Iran said it was pausing plans to reopen the Strait of Hormuz because

of the Israeli attacks, and in an overnight post on truth social, Trump accused Iran of being

dishonorable about the strait. So, where does all of this

leave the truce? On thin ice, just as American and Iranian delegates are set to meet in Pakistan

tomorrow for negotiations. Meanwhile, back in the U.S., the economic effects of the Iran war

will grow clear this morning. New inflation data,

set to be released at 8.30 Eastern, is expected to show the biggest monthly gain in consumer prices

in about four years. That's being driven by rising energy costs.

Music costs. Melania Trump made a rare public statement about Jeffrey Epstein.

That's our second story.

In January, the Justice Department released millions of pages of correspondence from its investigation

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