President Trump tells "The Axios Show " that his deal to end the war in Iran averted a global depression, that Cuba could get the same treatment as Venezuela, and that a leading AI lab looked in recent days like a national security threat. The big picture: In a sweeping 45-minute interview on Thursday with Axios White House correspondent Marc Caputo, Trump made clear his view of the extent of his post-war power: "There are no limits." What he's saying: The president touched on many of the world's hot-button topics in a Roosevelt Room sitdown: - Ending the war in Iran: "This is the kind of thing that could cause a worldwide depression," Trump said, adding that his deal averted that fate. - On whether an action in Cuba would be as swift…
Vice President JD Vance abruptly canceled a planned Switzerland meeting for U.S.-Iran talks. White House officials say the negotiations remain intact, but the setback raises new questions about how smoothly the agreement can move forward. NewsNation’s Raquel Martin has the latest.
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