Live from NPR News in Washington, I'm Rylan Barton. A federal judge has reopened President Trump's

$10 billion lawsuit against the IRS for releasing his tax returns. Trump and the agency

settled the case last week in an agreement that established a nearly $1.8 billion fund for his allies

who say they were victims of political prosecutions and giving Trump and his

family immunity from tax audits. The judge says she wants to investigate what she called grievous

allegations that the deal was, quote, premised on deception. President Trump held a White House

Situation Room meeting today as he weighs moving forward with a deal to extend the Iran

ceasefire and reopen the Strait of Hormuz. Iran says the agreement has not been finalized.

As NPR's Greg Myrie reports, the current ceasefire has been fragile. The U.S. and Iran have had

back and forth attacks throughout the week. The U.S. said it shot down Iranian drones,

threatening U.S. ships. Iran fired a missile at a U.S. military base in Kuwait, which was shot down.

So the current ceasefire has been in place for nearly two months now, and it's been mostly holding.

But this week was a very strong example of how vulnerable the tr truth remains, especially if there's no diplomatic

breakthrough. NPR's Greg Miery reporting. The Trump administration is moving to get rid of

rules that would have forced some companies to tell investors about the risks they face from

climate change. NPR's Michael Copley reports publicly traded firms also would have had to disclose

how they plan on meeting targets

they've set to cut climate pollution. A lot of businesses have been voluntarily disclosing some

climate information to investors. Under former President Biden, financial regulators issued rules

to ensure the information investors get is consistent and comparable. But the Securities and Exchange

Commission now says it doesn't have the legal authority to carry out those rules.

It also says the rules would have imposed undue costs on companies and their shareholders.

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