US-Iran Deal: Trump and Iran’s president signed a memorandum meant to end the Middle East war, with Washington waiving oil sanctions and Tehran agreeing to dilute enriched uranium, while officials say the next test is implementation and Strait of Hormuz traffic. NATO Tensions: Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth publicly scolded NATO allies in Brussels and launched a six-month review of U.S. forces in Europe, warning Europe must move faster on its own security. Federal Workforce Costs: A report says Trump’s “Deferred Resignation Program” has cost at least $11B in paid time off, raising questions about government capacity. Public Works Glitch: The Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool still looks green despite federal spending and a contractor’s algae-fighting system, with another firm paid to dye it. Health & Safety: FDA cleared Wave Neuroscience’s MeRT system for PTSD adjunct treatment; meanwhile, USDA confirmed new world screwworm cases, with Texas quarantines adding pressure to cattle operations. Politics & Courts: DOJ is investigating alleged Iran-linked investment activity involving Wall Street banks; in Florida, a heat advisory hit much of the state as storms loom. Local & Business: North Dakota highlights tax-friendliness amid growth; Supreme Nonwoven announced a new U.S. manufacturing facility in North Carolina.