Trump declines to say whether he's dropped "anti-weaponization" fund plans

President Trump praised the idea of an "anti-weaponization" fund, which aims to prevent the spread of nuclear weapons, but remained tight-lipped on whether he had abandoned these plans. Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche informed Congress that the fund would be dropped due to a federal judge's temporary block. This situation underscores the ongoing legal and political debates surrounding the administration's approach to international security and arms control, highlighting the complexities and tensions in Trump's foreign policy.