Trump's Approval Dips, Iran Ceasefire Extended

0:00On April 21st, President Trump's approval rating on the economy has slipped to 30%, down from 38% in March as prices keep, climbing from the Iran War. A fresh, associated press and a orc poll shows only 32% back his leadership there, steady from last month, while overall job approval hit, 33%. Meanwhile, a Reuters IFSA survey puts his numbers even lower at 36%, the worst of his term, with folks questioning his Iran moves and other feuds. Poles ran from April 16th to 20th, right as the Strait of Hormuz flipped open and shut. Boaters in Virginia just wrapped Poles on a ballot measure to tweet congressional maps in Democrats' favor from midterms, amid a redistricting battle. Trump kicked off. The Southern Poverty Law Center faces federal fraud charges for old payments to informants spying on hate groups like the Klan. Some posted he'll extend the Iran ceasefire after Pakistan's leaders asked, saying their

1:01government's fractured and they're ready for talks. Republicans dropped a budget bill aiming for $70 billion to fund ICE and Border Patrol through reconciliation, dodging the shutdown mess. White House says VP Vance is still in DC for more meetings before heading to Pakistan for Iran negotiations, where Trump claims the U.S. holds all the cards.