Today is Thursday, April 2nd. We'll recap President Trump's address to the nation last night all about Iran,

and why hundreds of thousands of immigrants could get their U.S. legal status back, plus how AI

video is being used to depict political opponents in campaign ads. What four NASA astronauts are up to

now as their historic mission to the moon is officially underway, and which candy and

chocolate products are getting a recipe makeover. Those stories and even more news to know next.

Welcome to The Newsworthy, all the day's news in less than 15 minutes. I'm Erica Mandy.

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For the first time since the war in Iran began more than a month ago, President Trump gave a national address, but he didn't make any revealing announcements.

Instead, he described the military action against Iran as an overwhelming success that was nearing completion, but not complete yet.

The president promised Iran would be hit

extremely hard in the coming weeks, but Trump also insisted this wasn't going to be a so-called

forever war. And he reminded Americans that this conflict has not been going on for nearly as long

as past ones, like the wars in Iraq or Vietnam. He also spoke directly to Iranian leaders, demanding they

negotiate an end to the war, or else lose all of their electric plants to American strikes.

It's still not clear what's going on with peace talk, since there have been a lot of mixed messages.

Trump said on social media yesterday that Iran's new regime president asked the U.S. for a ceasefire.

There are questions as to who exactly Trump is referring to. It's not believed to be Iran's new supreme leader who recently

took over for his father. Iran does also have a president, but he's not new. And yesterday,

that Iranian president published a long letter to the people of the U.S., basically saying

Americans are being

lied to and that Iran is not choosing aggression.

Officially, Iran still denies any formal talks are even happening.

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