Senate Republicans will have lunch at the White House at 12:00 ET 17:00 BST. The lunch appears to be a social event rather than a signal that President Donald Trump is preparing to insert himself into negotiations to end the government shutdown.
A federal appeals court ruled that Trump can send federal troops to Portland, reversing a temporary restraining order.
The US and Australia signed a landmark mineral deal as Washington looks to reduce exposure to China's control of the global rare earth supply chains.
The US and Canada could sign a metals and energy deal at the APEC summit later this month.
Vice President JD Vance is in Israel to stabilise the Gaza ceasefire.
FHFA director Bill Pulte hinted that Fanny Mae and Freddie Mac could be taken out of federal government conservatorship this year.
Interior Secretary Doug Burgum threw cold water on reports of a deal with Democrats on offshore wind.
A second Trump-Putin summit is already in doubt. Kyiv looks to Europe to bolster support as Trump pivots again.
Trump escalated his Latin American drug war with new measures against Colombia.
US banks are struggling to put together a loan for Argentina as confidence in Trump's economic assistance package falters.
Iranian Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei dismissed the prospect of new nuclear talks with the US.
Poll of the Day: Americans are less confident the GOP can keep the country prosperous.