Iran oil sanctions; Trump; Minn. subpoenas; SAVE : NPR

Key Points:

• The U.S. has temporarily lifted oil sanctions on Iran for 60 days, allowing Iran to sell oil in U.S. dollars at standard prices, as part of economic incentives linked to nuclear negotiations and the release of frozen Iranian funds.
• Vice President Vance emphasizes that Iran will only benefit after policy changes and has agreed to allow International Atomic Energy Agency inspectors to return, though Iran denies inspection plans at damaged nuclear sites.
• President Trump is visiting Pennsylvania to promote economic achievements post-Iran agreement, aiming to shift focus to domestic issues amid low approval ratings, with expectations he will highlight potential energy cost reductions once Middle East conflicts ease.
• A federal judge in Minnesota dismissed Trump administration grand jury subpoenas targeting state officials opposing federal immigration policies, ruling the subpoenas were coercive and violated the 10th Amendment; the judge plans to unseal related grand jury testimony.
• Another federal judge ruled the Trump administration’s voter data aggregation tool SAVE unlawful due to privacy concerns and misidentification of citizens, halting its current use for voter eligibility verification.