Vice President JD Vance pledged that the contents of the U.S.-Iran deal will be released "at the latest" Friday, as the Trump administration moves forward with its diplomatic initiative [CBS News]. The White House simultaneously unveiled details of a 14-point plan with Iran, signaling momentum toward formalizing the agreement [NBC News]. This development follows yesterday's G7 endorsement of Trump's plan to end the Iran war [The Hill].

Elsewhere on the global stage, tensions persist. Taiwan reported that Chinese pressure over the island has become the "new normal," reflecting escalating military posturing in the region [NPR]. A Russian warship fired warning shots near a British couple, highlighting ongoing friction in contested waters [Guardian]. Bulgaria's move to oppose EU sanctions against Russian Patriarch Kirill further fractures Western unity on Russia policy [Bloomberg].

On the domestic front, new Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh is leading his first Open Market Committee meeting as the central bank navigates economic conditions [UPI]. Senate Democrats are proceeding with Jay Clayton's confirmation hearing despite Trump pressure to delay the proceedings [PBS].

In criminal justice, the Gilgo Beach serial killer was sentenced to multiple life terms after emotional victim impact statements [NBC News]. Luigi Mangione, charged in the UnitedHealthcare CEO assassination, will pursue a psychiatric defense, according to newly revealed court filings [Fox News].

Georgia's political landscape shifted with billionaire Rick Jackson defeating Trump-endorsed Burt Jones in the GOP Senate runoff, an outcome described as "an embarrassing blemish" on the president's endorsement record [Politico, CBS News]. Jackson will now face Democrat Jon Ossoff in November.