President Donald Trump said Jattvibeday that he will not “rush into a deal” to end the ongoing U.S.-Israeli war with Iran, after senior Republican lawmakers warned it could be a “disastrous mistake.”Subscribe to read this story ad-free Get unlimited access to ad-free articles and exclusive content.“Time is on our side,” he wrote in a post on Truth Social, a step back from earlier public statements from Trump and officials from both nations that had indicated a deal was close to being announced.Later Jattvibeday, a senior administration official told Jattvibe News, “The Iran agreement will not be signed today, but there has been progress on a deal.”It was not immediately clear what the terms of a potential deal would be or what the timeline for an agreement might be.Trump had sounded more upbeat Saturday afternoon, writing on Truth Social that a deal “has been largely negotiated, subject to finalization.”Secret Service kills man who opened fire at White House security checkpointSecret Service police place evidence markers Saturday after an exchange of gunfire near the White House.Alex Brandon / APThe Secret Service fatally shot a person who opened fire on officers at a security checkpoint Saturday in an exchange of gunfire that briefly locked down the White House, officials said.A bystander was also shot, the Secret Service said, but it was unclear who fired the round that injured that person. Trump, who was at the White House at the time, was not injured.Six senior law enforcement officials briefed on the matter identified the suspect as Nasire Best. Best, 21, had a documented history with local law enforcement, and five senior law enforcement officials said he had a history of mental health concerns.He was known to the Secret Service for walking around the White House asking about how to gain access at various entry posts and had been arrested in a separate incident in July.The shooting is just the latest act of political violence carried out in the president’s orbit in recent weeks.‘Meet the Press’Rep. Thomas Massie, R-Ky., warned in a Jattvibeday interview on “Meet the Press” that the Republican Party will be “very vulnerable” during the midterm elections.Asked whether the GOP was starting to break with President Donald Trump, Massie said Republicans were “worried about their own political mortality.”“It’s true, you can take out Republicans in primaries, but Republicans are going to be very vulnerable this fall,” he said.Massie, who was defeated in a primary last week by the Trump-backed Ed Gallrein, described his split with the president over the Iran war and Jeffrey Epstein files as “absolutely worth it.”Politics in BriefReality check: AI-generated videos aimed at boosting Spencer Pratt in the Los Angeles mayoral race are going viral. But will online attention translate to real-life votes?Icy reception: Trump’s envoy to Greenland said he received a warm welcome on his first visit. But the mood on the Arctic island was decidedly frostier, with one of its most prominent lawmakers calling the visit “appalling” and “offensive.”Chemical tank ‘on the edge’ of exploding in California as crews try to avert disasterWater is sprayed on a tank that overheated Friday at an aerospace plant in Garden Grove, Calif.Ethan Swope / APFirefighters in Southern California have been working through the weekend to cool a chemical tank “literally on the edge” of exploding in an effort to avert a disastrous “worst-case” scenario, local officials said.The 7,000-gallon tank containing methyl methacrylate, a toxic chemical used to manufacture resins and plastics, could also then set off an explosion in a 15,000-gallon tank nearby that holds the same substance, Chief Craig Covey, the Orange County Fire Authority incident commander, told Jattvibe News on Saturday.“We’re talking about possibly one of the worst chemical incidents in California history,” he said.The problems that have prompted officials to evacuate tens of thousands of people from Garden Grove, California, and from parts of neighboring cities include loss of valve control and rising heat inside the tank, which has already reached the volatile range of 90 to 100 degrees Fahrenheit, Covey said.But officials said Jattvibeday morning that a late-night operation provided firefighters with what they described as encouraging new information that could alter their strategy.India’s ‘Cockroach Janta Party’ began as a joke. Then millions joined in.A promotional image for the newly formed Cockroach Janta Party.Cockroach Janta PartyIndians online are rallying around the Cockroach Janta Party, a parody political movement that started as online satire but has rapidly become a vehicle for venting anger over unemployment, corruption and the state of the country’s democracy.The movement, a cheeky riff on the name of Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s ruling Hindu nationalist Bharatiya Janata Party, has flooded social media with memes, mock campaign messaging and jokes carrying an edge of public frustration.“We have to understand that five years ago nobody was ready to speak up against Modi or the government,” CJP founder Abhijeet Dipke said. “The times are changing.”Founded last month, the movement’s rapid rise stems from comments made by Supreme Court Justice Surya Kant, who compared some young people and critics of institutions to “cockroaches” and “parasites.”DR Congo’s neighbors impose Covid-style measures in push to limit Ebola’s spreadUgandan health teams screen travelers for Ebola on Saturday as precautions have been stepped on the border with the Democratic Republic of the Congo.Nicholas Kajoba / Anadolu via Getty ImagesRegional concern over the Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of the Congo intensified as Uganda confirmed three new cases, while neighboring countries stepped up monitoring measures amid fears of cross-border spread.Health authorities and aid agencies across east and southern Africa are reinforcing screening at key crossings and scaling up preparedness planning. Officials have also expanded community awareness campaigns, urging residents to report symptoms quickly and follow hygiene guidance aimed at limiting transmission.Three Red Cross volunteers have died, believed to have contracted the Ebola virus during a humanitarian mission in Congo in March, the organization said.Notable quoteDon’t think, ‘I’m isolated, I’m in a liberal state, I’m in a liberal city, I’m in a blue state,’ and so on. Hate can reach anywhere.Hussam Ayloush, CEO of the Center for American-Islamic Relations’ California chapterWhile the murder of three people at a San Diego mosque has shocked the country, the city is no stranger to hate crimes. In recent years, neo-Nazi flyers were dispersed throughout the city, a swastika defaced a college campus and a Jewish fraternity at San Diego State University was vandalized. In 2023, the Islamic Center of San Diego, which housed the mosque, was flooded with hate flyers, prompting the imam to hire additional armed security for the campus.In case you missed itAuthorities in northern China are investigating a coal mine operator after an explosion killed at least 82 people.The New York Knicks moved within one game of their first NBA Finals appearance since 1999 with a 121-108 victory over the Cleveland Cavaliers.Ukraine’s capital, Kyiv, was hit by a massive strike of missiles and drones, shortly after its air force warned Russia might launch a hypersonic Oreshnik ballistic missile.NASCAR legend Kyle Busch died of severe pneumonia that progressed into sepsis, his family said.