Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian highlighted a “distrustful atmosphere” between Iran and the U.S., questioning the sincerity of potential negotiations. Following President Trump’s rejection of Iran’s proposal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, Pezeshkian stated that Iran would abide by agreements if the U.S. reciprocates.

President Trump is cancelling nearly $1 billion in spending approved by Congress, including $567 million intended for refugee and migrant services. This action, employing a “pocket rescission,” has drawn criticism from Republican Senator Susan Collins, who labelled it illegal and a violation of congressional authority.

The Supreme Court has blocked Missouri from implementing a redistricted congressional map to be used in the upcoming elections, allowing the 2022 district lines to remain in effect. The ruling comes as ballots have already been printed and absentee voting has commenced.

Seven-year-old Tarek al-Salami arrived at a therapeutic feeding centre in Aden after a two-day journey from Mokha, where the advancing Houthi rebels have exacerbated Yemen’s humanitarian crisis. Overwhelmed facilities are prioritising trauma care, leaving many vulnerable patients, including pregnant women, without assistance.

President Trump will address an audience in Washington on Tuesday, presenting a vision for America’s future during an event featuring notable figures including Elon Musk and Jensen Huang. The agenda includes discussions on artificial intelligence and energy, with a dinner sponsored by Horizon Events.

The Justice Department announced plans to end over 50 longstanding consent decrees aimed at combating racial segregation in schools, deemed “onerous and outdated” by Harmeet Dhillon, assistant attorney general. A spokesman noted that many districts have achieved “unitary status,” signalling the removal of federal oversight.