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* President Trump announced new details about the proposed Iran agreement, saying the United States—not Iran—will control how previously frozen funds are used. Trump said the money would not be handed over as unrestricted cash or used to rebuild Iran’s military. Instead, he said the funds would be directed toward approved humanitarian purchases, including American agricultural products, creating a market for U.S. farmers while ensuring Iran cannot spend the money on weapons or military expansion. Supporters say the plan strengthens American agriculture while maintaining strict oversight of Iranian spending.

* Trump also renewed his call for Senate Republicans to eliminate the filibuster, arguing that Democrats have become increasingly radical and are openly discussing impeaching both him and Vice President JD Vance if they regain power. Trump urged Republicans to move quickly on his Save America legislative agenda, saying procedural rules are preventing voters from seeing more than twenty major reforms he wants Congress to consider. He argued the Senate should prioritize passing legislation over protecting long-standing procedural traditions.

* Another economic announcement generated attention after billionaire Michael Dell's earlier investment initiative for children's investment accounts. Trump highlighted reports that Elon Musk is now considering contributing shares of SpaceX to similar investment accounts designed to help American children build long-term wealth. Supporters describe the proposal as an innovative way to encourage ownership and asset building for future generations.

* Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin provided an update on immigration enforcement, saying the administration continues targeting what officials describe as the "worst of the worst" criminal illegal immigrants while increasing overall removal operations. According to the administration, deportation efforts are approaching roughly 3,000 removals per day as federal agencies continue expanding interior enforcement and cooperation with state and local law enforcement.

* A major development emerged in the long-running Nord Stream pipeline investigation. German prosecutors have formally charged a Ukrainian national, identified as a former military officer, in connection with the 2022 sabotage of the Nord Stream pipelines. According to German authorities, the suspect allegedly helped coordinate the operation using a chartered vessel and underwater explosives. Prosecutors further allege the operation was conducted under the direction of Ukrainian state authorities, though both the suspect and Ukrainian officials deny the accusations. The case significantly changes the public narrative surrounding one of Europe's largest acts of infrastructure sabotage and will likely receive international attention as it moves toward trial.

* New research is challenging early predictions that artificial intelligence would permanently eliminate large numbers of jobs. Multiple surveys now show many companies that laid off workers to implement AI have reversed course after discovering automation could not replace human judgment, experience, and customer interaction. Several major corporations have begun rehiring employees after finding AI worked best as a productivity tool rather than a complete replacement for skilled workers.

* Finally, authorities arrested a suspect accused of planning an attack on a Methodist church in North Carolina before the alleged plot could be carried out. Law enforcement says the arrest prevented a potentially deadly incident, highlighting continued efforts by federal, state, and local agencies to disrupt violent threats before they occur.