Virginia Dems Make a Long-Shot Supreme Court Argument to Preserve Map, Trump's Reflecting Pool Paint Job Draws a Lawsuit, and a Cat Named Greedy Is Missing - Washingtonian

"Sunny with a high of 72 today. A low near 55 overnight. The Nationals visit Cincinnati this evening."

"President Trump described the US's ceasefire with Iran as being on "massive life support" and called Iran's counteroffer for a peace deal a "piece of garbage." He claimed Iran had asked the US to remove what he calls its nuclear "dust" but then reversed course. Iran has not publicly acknowledged any such offer."

"Trump also said he would temporarily lift the federal tax on gasoline as the price of a gallon of gas now averages $4.50 nationally due to the war he started more than two months ago. Doing so actually requires an act of Congress, and while two Republicans duly filed legislation to enshrine Trump's idea, other GOP lawmakers expressed caution—one bipartisan group estimates suspending the tax for five months "would increase federal deficits by about $12 billion.""

"I can't stop listening to: Puuluup, "(nendest) narkootikumidest ei tea me (küll) midagi." These Estonian non-conformists—if you are a true sicko like me you might remember the version of this song they performed with 5miinust at a recent Eurovision Song Contest—are a lot of fun. They play Songbyrd tonight with Light Beams."

Sunny conditions are forecast for today, with a high around 72 and an overnight low near 55. The Nationals are visiting Cincinnati this evening. Music recommendations include Puuluup’s “(nendest) narkootikumidest ei tea me (küll) midagi,” with a mention of a prior Eurovision performance and an upcoming Songbyrd show with Light Beams. Administration updates include Trump describing the US ceasefire with Iran as being on “massive life support,” calling Iran’s counteroffer a “piece of garbage,” and claiming Iran requested removal of nuclear “dust,” followed by a reversal. Trump also said he would temporarily lift the federal gasoline tax, though doing so requires Congress and estimates warn of about $12 billion in added deficits.

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