President Trump has reportedly rejected a plan proposed by Israel for joint strikes on Iran, as reported by The New York Times. The White House is currently engaged in a showdown with federal courts over deportations, and there are concerns about a potential turning point in the Ukraine-Russia war. Additionally, Trump’s tariffs are having a political impact on the White House. The Internal Revenue Service is considering revoking Harvard University’s tax-exempt status, and there is backlash against RFK Jr. after he suggested that autism is preventable. Trump is also considering terminating Federal Reserve chair Jerome Powell. Despite budget cuts, RFK Jr. is working to reshape public health in the US. Talks between the US and Iran on a potential nuclear deal are set to begin. In other news, Chinese exporters are raising prices due to tariffs, and China has told its airlines not to buy jets from Boeing in retaliation. A man who was mistakenly deported remains imprisoned in El Salvador. President Trump is considering imprisoning US citizens abroad, with a focus on “homegrowns” next. Protesters were tased and arrested at a town hall held by Marjorie Taylor Greene, and Trump pulled $2 billion in funding after Harvard rejected his diversity, equity, and inclusion demands. Kristen Welker from Meet the Press weighs in on these current events.
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