Trump's week in review: E. Jean Carroll investigation; ‘anti-weaponization’ fund blocked; Iran ceasefire
President Donald Trump's week featured a series of major developments spanning foreign policy, law enforcement and legal battles tied to his administration and political allies.
The White House touted what it called a "full-scale war on fraud," highlighting criminal prosecutions and enforcement actions for alleged abuses of government programs.
Administration officials also signaled progress toward an agreement with Iran that could extend a fragile ceasefire and restart negotiations over the country's nuclear program.
The U.S. Department of Justice also opened a criminal investigation connected to litigation involving E. Jean Carroll, adding a new chapter to one of Trump's longest-running legal controversies.
Here are four notable Trump-related news items from this week.
