Today we follow the money, the chaos, and the foreign policy whiplash.

Trump backs away from his controversial $1.8 billion "anti-weaponization" fund after major political blowback, while judges are openly questioning the Justice Department's credibility and a corporate tax dodge quietly slips through the fine print. Meanwhile, key primaries test Trump's grip on the GOP, Rubio heads to Congress as the Iran ceasefire starts falling apart, and Trump's "very boring" high-wire diplomacy collides with Israel, Lebanon, Gaza, and a stalled "Board of Peace."

It's slush funds, courtroom credibility problems, backroom tax breaks, and global chaos — all melting down at once.