Trump Ends EV Mandate in New Fuel Economy Shift
In a pair of posts, Trump said Iran cannot be allowed to get a nuclear weapon and announced new fuel-economy standards that he said would end Joe Biden’s electric-vehicle mandate. He cast the auto move as a win for American workers and car buyers, arguing it would cut costs and bring manufacturing back to the United States. The posts also touched on his broader claim that his administration is reversing Biden-era policies and restoring industrial strength.
Trump Says Iran Cannot Get Nuclear Weapon
ForeignPolicyTrump posted a blunt warning that Iran must not acquire a nuclear weapon. The message was short and emphatic, framed as a categorical national-security position.
The statement reinforces one of Trump’s most consistent foreign-policy themes: projecting absolute red lines on Iran’s nuclear program. By using all-caps language and no qualifying detail, he signals toughness and seeks to project resolve to both supporters and adversaries, while leaving room for ambiguity about what specific steps he would support if tensions escalate. It also keeps Iran at the center of the national-security conversation, where Trump has long tried to contrast his approach with that of prior administrations.
"IRAN CAN NOT HAVE A NUCLEAR WEAPON!!!"