From ABC News.

I'm Dave Packer in Switzerland. President Trump now saying he won't use force to take over Greenland,

and that he and NATO have formed the framework of a future deal and that the tariffs he threatened for European allies who didn't agree to his takeover efforts, they're off the table too.

It's a long-term deal.

It's the ultimate long-term deal.

I think it puts everybody in a really good position, especially as it pertains to security and minerals.

ABC's Karen Travers.

He provided no details of what a deal would include, but said Vice President Vance and

Secretary of State Rubio would lead negotiations on the U.S.

Golden Dome Missile Defense System and Greenland. The president also saying he's backing off his

threat of new tariffs on eight NATO allies. The Supreme Court today sharply questioning President

Trump's assertion of unchecked power and his unprecedented push to fire, Federal Reserve

Governor Lisa Cook.

The president claimed without proof that she had committed mortgage fraud, and we heard the justice is skeptical of that, wondering if she's had due process here.

At one point, Justice Brett Kavanaugh questioned whether she'd gone through the due process, and Justice Samuel Lito said,

are there even mortgage applications in the record here as

they're going through this? ABC's Elizabeth Shulsey. The newest target for federal immigration

enforcement, Maine, the Department of Homeland Security launching Operation Catch of the Day.

And as ICE operations continue in Minnesota, Vice President J.D. Vance traveling there tomorrow

for a roundtable with local leaders.

Minneapolis Chief of Police, Brian O'Hara.

They appear to be speaking to people, treating people that are American citizens, and even if

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