Trump imposes new Iran sanctions while leaving nuclear deal intact
President Donald Trump announced broad sanctions on Iran calling it a terrorist nation and urged Congress to reimpose penalties if red lines are crossed. He declined to certify Iran's compliance with the 2015 deal and moved to target the IRGC with executive actions while threatening the U S withdrawal from the accord if partners do not act.
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Iowa lawmakers split as Trump reworks Iran deal
Iowa's GOP Senator Joni Ernst supported using the move to fix the Iran nuclear agreement while Democratic Representative Dave Loebsack urged stronger enforcement. Trump said Iran remains a leading state sponsor of terrorism and may withdraw from the deal if no changes occur. European allies urged restraint.
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Trump picks sparks criticism for weather and environment picks
President Trump named Kathleen Hartnett White to head the Council on Environmental Quality and Barry Myers of AccuWeather to lead the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. Critics say both selections conflict with agency missions and favor industry. Union officials and lawmakers cite conflicts and science concerns. A Commerce spokesman defended open weather data while the White House did not immediately comment.
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Trump says U.S. prepared for North Korea threats
President Donald Trump states the United States is prepared for North Korea threats as tensions rise over Pyongyang's nuclear program. He warns of possible actions while leaving the White House and leaves room for diplomacy if negotiations are plausible.
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