President Donald Trump said a planned Cabinet meeting at Camp David will instead be held at the White House due to expected bad weather. All Cabinet members are expected to attend as the administration reviews key domestic priorities and foreign policy developments.

The meeting comes at a critical moment in negotiations with Iran following recent defensive military strikes by the United States near the Strait of Hormuz. American forces targeted Iranian vessels and a missile site that officials said posed a threat to aircraft and naval operations, even as ceasefire efforts and diplomatic talks continue.

Trump has signaled that a potential agreement may be within reach, though Iranian officials have disputed claims that a breakthrough is imminent. Discussions reportedly include sanctions relief, commercial shipping access through the Strait of Hormuz and limits on Iran's nuclear activities.

The administration has maintained that military action remains an option if diplomacy fails, underscoring the fragile balance between negotiations and escalating tensions. The Cabinet meeting is expected to address both the evolving Iran situation and broader administration priorities.