Politics

The White House vowed “no dust, no dollars” for Iran on Sunday — asserting that unless the Islamic Republic gives up its enriched uranium, it will get no sanctions relief — as President Trump appeared to hit the brakes on the frenzied rush to agree to a peace deal that would reopen the Strait of Hormuz.

American negotiators believe that Iranian Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei has signed off on the “broad template” of a peace plan in which his nation would agree “in principle” to dispose of its highly enriched uranium.

Top GOP foreign policy hawks openly grumbled over rumors about the delicate deal with Iran that President Trump is believed to be close to signing.

Doug McCain, a Navy pilot and the eldest child of late Sen. John McCain, has died suddenly at the age of 66, his family announced.

President Trump praised the Secret Service and law enforcement who killed the crazed gunman who had opened fire outside the White House Saturday night.

Iran has reportedly agreed to give up its stockpile of enriched uranium as part of the deal announced by President Trump Saturday.

Sacramento City Councilmember Mai Vang refused to say the Pledge of Allegiance — and in some cases even turns her back on the American flag at public meetings and ceremonies.

ABC News correspondent Selina Wang was mid-standup on the North Lawn’s Pebble Beach when dozens of gunshots cracked — her eyes bulging in panic as she instantly dove toward the ground.

The sound of dozens of gunshots rang out outside the White House on Saturday evening, casuing media and other people there to scamble for safety as the buidling was reportedly put on lockdown.

President Trump said that an agreement with Iran has been “largely negotiated” and that the Straight of Hormuz is set to be reopened upon approval.