Trump leaves G7 summit early and returns to Washington | Donald Trump

That’s it. My colleagues continue to cover the development of the Middle East here.

Here is what happened today:

1. Donald Trump is leaving the G7 summit early and returned to Washington, D.C. on Monday. Trump nodded obviously and said, “You may see what I see, I have to come back soon.”

2. President Trump Instructed National security personnel Called in the situation room, two CNN Fox News reports.

3. “Everyone should evacuate Tehran immediately,” Trump said That Iran “The ‘deal’ should be signed”.

4. Republican-run Senate Finance Committee publishes a revised text A large bill by Trump This proposes new federal deductions for Medicaid reform and state and local taxes.

5. Japanese Prime Minister Sigru Ispibon Meet President Trump Off the field G7 Conference Reuters reported on Monday that Washington imposed automatic import tariffs on Japan.

6. European leaders at G7 are trying to bring Iran back to the negotiating table. but Iran Requirements and Israelalthough Benjamin Netanyahuthe Israeli Prime Minister is resisting this move, and Donald Trump Praising the Israeli campaign shows that he doesn’t think it’s time to relieve pressure on Iran.

7. U.K. The United States should implement the trade agreement reached “soon” last month “soon”, Keir Starmer In with Donald trump card in Canada.

8. The U.S. Department of Justice has asked federal appeals court to dismiss lawsuits against the United States, challenging racial awareness admissions Naval Academy Elite Military School says it changes policy Donald Trump. The Naval Academy revealed in March that it no longer considers race or race in admission decisions under the direction of Trump and the Secretary of Defense. Pete Hegseth

9. U.S. House Speaker Mike Johnson said he has postponed plans to travel to Israel on June 22 Resolve parliament as an escalating battle Israel and Iran Fear of wider conflict has been raised.

10. The American Bar Association has sued the Trump administration, Seeking an order that would ban the White House from pursuing what the ABA calls intimidation campaigns against major law firms. The lawsuit was filed in the federal court in Washington, D.C., saying the government violated the U.S. Constitution by a series of executive orders, using law firms to hire law firms and lawyers.

11. Prosecutors said Minnesota’s shooting suspects had the names of more than 45 elected officials. Reuters reported that the laptop recovered from Boelter’s car and from the house he lived in showed that he had carefully planned the attack for some time. He has a name and, in some cases, provided home addresses to 45 elected officials, mainly or all Democrats, in some cases.

12. Minnesota lawmaker and her husband assassinate suspect Driving to the homes of politicians in two other states Federal authorities said today before he successfully killed one of the targets of his carefully planned attack.

13. A federal judge said she will briefly extend orders to temporarily block Donald Trump’s plan Foreign nationals are prohibited from entering the United States to study Harvard University When she decides whether to issue a long-term ban.

14. trump card Complaints again about removing Russia from the former G8. Russia was once part of a major economist exclusive club, but was kicked out after annexation in 2014 Crimea from Ukraine.

15. Trump says Iran wants to talk about downgrading hostilities with Israelhe advised that they should immediately “it’s too late”.

16. Iran It is urgently stated that it is seeking to end hostilities and resume negotiations on its nuclear programsend the message to Israel and us The Wall Street Journal reported that through Arab intermediaries.

17. The Trump Organization has launched its own branded mobile service and $499 smartphones. Dubbing Trump’s cell phoneproviding new efforts to conservative consumers, its wireless service positioning as an alternative to major telecom providers. New mobile companies will include US-based call center and A phone made in the United Statesthe organization said.