The President brought up Iran at an economic-themed event in Pennsylvania and a rally, as the White House wants him to pivot to an economic focus. The Iran war has had a huge impact on his economic message, and he's trying to needle that in as he talks about accomplishments on the economy going into the midterms, while polls show Americans are not feeling it regarding their own economic health.

The planned economic focus for spring was upset by the U.S. entering war with Israel against Iran.

The area around the White House has been blocked off for months, and Pennsylvania Avenue has been turned into a parking lot. The fountain in Lafayette Park is working again, and the President has expressed pride in getting fountains around DC working.

This is part of the broader infrastructure focus.

The ceasefire is partially in question as both sides have launched attacks. The next round of talks will focus on the Strait of Hormuz and the nuclear program, which hasn't played a major role yet.

The nuclear program was the reason President Trump launched the war, but it has been put off until this next round.

The story of the school strike has not gotten enough attention. A Democratic strategist said Democrats need to focus on that school and the lack of competence shown by the Trump administration on both the war and the economy for midterm messaging.

This could bubble up as Democrats try to take power in the midterms, underscoring failures on economic and foreign policy.

The President really likes and supports Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth, seeing him as an example of 'central casting', so there is no concern at the White House about these firings, though the President can turn quickly.

Multiple mistakes that in other administrations might have led to departure have not here.