Good evening. I'm John Yang. Jeff Bennett and Amna Nawaz are away.

On the news hour tonight, Iran rejects President Trump's ceasefire proposal as Israeli strikes continue in Tehran and U.S. Army paratroopers head to the region.

Then Mehta and YouTube face a legal reckoning over charges their platforms are a danger to children and teens.

And an immigrant woman detained in the United States before being deported to Equatorial Guinea

speaks out about her treatment.

They won't remind you, you are migrant, you are black.

You don't have the right.

Before I came to America, I think America is the land of rights.

Welcome to the NewsHour.

There are two major stories we're tracking tonight.

One is a landmark decision handed down against social media companies.

But the ongoing war with Iran is where we begin again tonight.

Now, in its fourth week, there were more diplomatic efforts

today to end the war, though air strikes and counter strikes continue unabated throughout the region.

White House correspondent Liz Landers begins our coverage. Across the Middle East, the flames of

war are still burning furiously and with no end in sight after Iran apparently rejected an American ceasefire proposal.

Iran's military today showing no willingness to negotiate.

Our first and last word has been the same from day one, and it will stay that way.

Someone like us will never come to terms with someone like you.

Not now, not ever.

The proposal had been confirmed earlier today by Pakistani officials involved in mediation efforts.

They said it had 15 points that reportedly included sanctions relief for Iran,

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