The U.S. lifted oil sanctions on Iran for the first time in decades, allowing Tehran to sell oil at market prices as an incentive for nuclear compliance, but Iran disputes whether it agreed to inspector access. President Trump heads to Pennsylvania to tout economic gains amid record-low approval ratings, while a federal judge threw out Trump administration subpoenas against Minnesota officials, ruling they were retaliatory harassment for resisting immigration enforcement. The U.S. oil sanctions waiver for Iran is a 60-day temporary measure designed to incentivize nuclear compliance, but sharp disagreement exists between U.S. Vice President Vance and Iran over whether inspectors will access damaged nuclear sites.