Who in the Trump administration will be the first to propose taking the initiative for a large statue of President Trump depicting him with a clenched fist surrounded by security personnel after his ear was hit by a bullet during the latest presidential campaign, which would be best placed in front of the Kennedy Center since it looks like the opposition is starting to get some 'Nacho' momentum?
Trump: Agreement to be signed tomorrow. The U.S. and Iran will sign the agreement on Sunday, writes Donald Trump on Truth Social. This contradicts what a spokesperson for Iran's Foreign Ministry said earlier in the day.
As soon as it's done, the Strait of Hormuz will be opened, according to Trump. He writes that he hopes the process will be quick and smooth, but at the same time threatens further violence if that doesn't happen. See the article on SVT News.

The Kennedy Center starts removing Trump's name from the facade. After a night of both political and weather-related storms, workers early on Saturday morning began taking down Donald Trump's name from the facade of the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts in Washington. This comes after a federal judge ruled that the name change from John F. Kennedy was illegal.
Already on Friday afternoon, workers had started putting up scaffolding in front of the part of the facade where Trump's name is. The work drew hundreds of onlookers on site.
The atmosphere was initially festive, with people singing, chanting, and dancing while waiting for the letters to come down. Up to a hundred thousand people also followed the events via the live broadcast on the American TV channel MS Now. Watch the segment on SVT News.