Key facts
- A preliminary U.S.-Iran deal has been announced, aiming to open the Strait of Hormuz.
- The deal defers negotiations on Iran's nuclear capabilities.
- President Trump is traveling to France for the G7 summit and will hold one-on-one meetings.
- A debate over the renewal of Section 702 of FISA, including the SAVE Act, is ongoing.
- Confirmation hearings for Trump's Director of National Intelligence pick are scheduled.
- Stocks rose and oil prices fell following the tentative Iran agreement.
President Trump is set to participate in a live discussion hosted by The Hill's editorial staff, covering a range of current events including a preliminary U.S.-Iran deal, his upcoming trip to the G7 summit, and the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA). The U.S.-Iran deal, announced Sunday, aims to open the Strait of Hormuz but pushes more complex issues, such as Iran's nuclear capabilities, into 60 days of negotiations. While in France for the G7 summit, Trump is scheduled for one-on-one meetings with several world leaders, though Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is notably absent from the schedule. In Washington, the battle over Section 702 of FISA is intensifying, with Trump insisting that any extension must include the SAVE Act. Confirmation hearings for Trump's nominee for Director of National Intelligence, Jay Clayton, are slated for Wednesday. Meanwhile, Speaker Mike Johnson's call for Social Security reform in 2027 is facing opposition from Senate Republicans. The news of the tentative U.S.-Iran agreement has led to a surge in stock prices and a fall in oil prices.