Another round of high-stakes talks between the Trump administration and Iran is taking place today in Rome. Meanwhile, the president is continuing his immigration crackdown, waging legal battles and negotiating potential deals on tariffs.

Mr. Trump’s chief envoy to the talks, Steve Witkoff, has also sent mixed signals over what the United States wants. Over the past week, he has moved from suggesting Iran could have a limited nuclear program to saying Iran needed to fully dismantle it.

Rome - A second round of U.S.-Iran nuclear talks are underway, this time in Rome, with President Trump's envoy Steve Witkoff and Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi leading the delegations. Why it matters: The talks are taking place with debate still raging within the Trump administration — and between the U.