Tonight: Russia handed Iran the GPS coordinates of American troops while Pete Hegseth called Moscow "not really a factor," the U.S. military acknowledged it likely killed 160 people — including scores of schoolgirls — in a strike the Pentagon described as "probably ours," the economy shed 92,000 jobs while December's reported gains quietly became losses and Scott Bessent changed tariff policy mid-week for sport, the Justice Department "discovered" 15 FBI files it previously swore didn't exist detailing a woman's allegations that Donald Trump sexually assaulted her at 13, Kristi Noem and Corey Lewandowski both got fired while the pilot Lewandowski fired over a missing blanket got reinstated, Kuwait ran out of oil storage because the Strait of Hormuz is a war zone and Doug Burgum described the administration's response as "a series of ideas," and Donald Trump announced a 100,000-seat stadium beside the White House for a UFC fight on his birthday while the Rose Garden remains pavement. Tape rolls.

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