伊朗议会国家安全委员会：没有人应该认为战争已经结束。

Trump told NBC he personally thinks the $1.8 billion "anti-weaponization" fund is "a good idea" and hinted some proceeds could be used to compensate people convicted over the January 6 Capitol riot. The fund is part of his settlement with the IRS to compensate alleged victims of politically motivated investigations; Acting Attorney General Branch had said the idea was dead, but Trump said he will try to advance it, a move that could reignite tensions with Senate Republicans. Congressional critics call the proposal a "bribe fund." In the same interview Trump reiterated claims the 2020 election was manipulated and ended the interview early after clashing with the host.

Illinois governor J.B. Pritzker ordered a suspension of the state's data center tax incentives after the legislature shelved his proposal to bar passing data center energy costs on to residents. The order excludes agreements signed before July 1. Ohio this week also paused similar incentives as nationwide opposition to data centers rises. Unions urged keeping the breaks, warning the move could shift investment and jobs to neighboring states. Illinois granted nearly $1 bln in data center tax incentives from 2020–2024.