New York Post reports U.S. Vice President Vance said he agrees the war will end after the midterm elections.

South Korea's finance minister nominee said talks on investment in the United States are ongoing, with annual investments capped at $20 billion and a total cap of $200 billion; specifics are set out in a memorandum of understanding.

Republican Representative Thomas Massie on Tuesday filed an impeachment resolution accusing Defense Secretary Hegseth of continuing U.S. military action against Iran without congressional authorization. The measure contains eight articles and also cites U.S. operations in Venezuela and Yemen. As a privileged resolution, Massie can force a House vote within a prescribed period, compelling Republicans to take a position on Hegseth's wartime conduct; passage is unlikely in a GOP-controlled Congress. The House has previously voted on measures to curb executive war powers on Iran and will again consider a War Powers resolution this week.