Today is Tuesday, March 10th. We'll tell you what President Trump now says about the future of war in Iran,

the Iranian retaliation, and how it's all impacting the global oil market. Also, we'll explain

the Trump administration's latest action to review the results of the 2020 election and a preview

of a couple of closely watched elections happening today. Plus, how President Trump's sons could

potentially benefit from drone warfare. What a new live nation deal could mean for live music fans

and which big-name football stars have made moves as the NFL free agency begins. Those stories

and even more news coming up. Welcome to The Newsworthy, all the day's news in less than 15 minutes.

I'm Erica Mandy.

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President Trump says the war in Iran is making strides and that the U.S. military is

achieving goals even faster than he expected. But the

president and his administration are giving some conflicting statements about when the conflict is

actually going to end. At a news conference yesterday, Trump was asked if the war could wrap up

within days or by the end of the week. He said no, but that the war would be over very soon.

That's different from what the Pentagon

said on social media yesterday when it posted, quote, we have only just begun to fight. And an Iranian

military leader responded to say, quote, Iran will determine when the war ends. Also yesterday,

President Trump said the bottleneck in the Strait of Hormuz that's been caused by the war is not

a significant problem for Americans. But the passageway is key for the global oil trade that's been

disrupted by the war. And it's not clear exactly what's happening there. Trump told CBS News the

strait had reopened to shipping, but international monitors say otherwise. Trump also said he was

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