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A pair of ceasefires extended, a major shift in marijuana policy, a dramatic ship seizure, and updates from the first and second ladies.
NTD's Daniel Monaghan has your White House week in review.
President Trump extending a ceasefire with Iran, citing what he called growing fractures within the regime.
Not only have they been significantly weakened and obliterated militarily, but they are are losing economically and
financially every single moment that passes with this blockade.
The federal government moving to reclassify certain FDA-approved, state-licensed marijuana as a less dangerous drug.
The move follows a December executive order by the president directing the Justice Department to loosen restrictions and expand research.
This is a giant move forward to implement your promises.
It's now classified as a schedule three drug, a category for substances with a moderate to low risk of physical or psychological dependence, such as steroids.
>> First Lady Melania Trump speaking at the 113th annual First Ladies Luncheon, promoting legislation aimed at protecting children in foster care.
America's children are our moral equals.
As parents and leaders, it is our ethical obligation to ensure our kids develop emotionally and physically within a safe environment.
Meanwhile, Second Lady Ush Vance is presented a handmade blanket as the second family prepares to welcome a baby boy.
Dramatic scenes at sea as US forces take custody of an Iranian-flagged cargo ship accused of violating the blockade.
Motor vessel Toska, motor vessel Toska, vacate your engine room. Vacate your engine room. We're prepared to subject you to disabling fire.
Moments later, US forces firing on the vessel's engine room before Marines rappelled aboard and secured the ship.
John Fieler stepping down as Navy Secretary.
President Trump saying he's a hard charger and had some conflicts with people, mostly about shipbuilding and procurement.
The president naming Hong Cao as acting Navy Secretary.
He escaped Vietnam with his family in 1975.
This is the scariest sound you will hear when you live in a communist country.
This is the last sound my parents heard when their fathers were taken away in the middle of the night.
President Trump announcing a most-favored-nation agreement with drug company Regeneron to lower prices for Americans.
The numbers will come down at at levels that nobody's ever seen before.
We have made the decision, the unprecedented corporate commitment to provide this first-of-its-kind gene therapy for hearing loss free to all the children in the United States.
>> He didn't know his name. He couldn't hear me tell him how much I loved him.
And now with Regeneron and this amazing surgery, he can listen to music.
>> That's incredible.
I mean, even the fake news has to be impressed with this.
>> [laughter]
>> They'll find a way to make it a bad story.
Israel and Lebanon extending their ceasefire for 3 weeks at a meeting at the White House brokered by President Trump.
It would be a wonderful thing to get this worked out simultaneously with what we're doing in Iran.
A generational investment in the United States military.
That's how the Pentagon is describing President Trump's $1.5 trillion military and defense budget request for fiscal year 2027.
Our adversaries are rapidly advancing capabilities across every war-fighting domain, in the air, land, sea, space, and cyberspace.
And finally, the White House is invoking the Defense Production Act of 1950 to boost US power grid capacity, citing national security risks from aging infrastructure, foreign dependence, and supply chain gaps.
Daniel Monaghan, NTD News.
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