So, Peter, why does the administration keep saying ey expect an answer from Iran today when not much has changed in the last few days. And specifically from whom are they expecting an answer today. Yeah, that's an interesting question.The American side has been saying all along that the Iranian leadership may be fractured, that there may be different splinters within the leadership and they're fighting with each other about what kind of response to make. If that's the case, it makes it harder to make a deal ...

in Iran, where a permanent end remains as uncertain as ever, while what the White House still insists is a cease-fire is tested. Meanwhile, as our colleague Jonathan Lemire writes in The Atlantic, an outside advisor says Trump is, quote, bored with the war he started and, quote, he doesn't want it to upend his high-stakes summit next week in China. He is ready to move on.Sorry, he shouldn't start wars then. That's been clear from his shifting language about the conflict. Just a week ago, he dismissed the ro ...

Donald Trump will host Brazilian counterpart Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva Thursday, amid tensions over the Iran war and its impact on the global economy. https://t.co/oPIuqpqBGD ...