Veckan i Vita huset (23 maj): Åtal mot Castro, Paus i planerade attacker mot Iran, Utvidgning av TrumpRx

Murder charges for a former dictator in Cuba, a pause in planned strikes on Iran, plus major moves on medicines and deregulation. NDD's Daniel Monaghan has your White House Week in Review. President Trump reacting to murder charges filed against former Cuban dictator Raul Castro saying the indictment was a long time coming. A very big moment for people that, not only Cuban Americans, but people that came from The indictment is related to Castro's alleged role in the shoot down of two small planes operated by the exile group Brothers to the Rescue in 1996. Secretary of State Marco Rubio appealing to the Cuban people to reject the country's communist leadership, saying President Trump is offering a path to a new Cuba. A new Cuba where you can complain about a failing system without fear of going to jail or being forced to leave your island. The USS Nimitz aircraft carrier entering the Caribbean Sea Wednesday as these steps unfolded. President Trump calling off a planned strike on Iran after requests from Gulf allies as negotiations continue. Because we've had very big discussions with Iran and we'll see what they amount to. The Justice Department charged 15 defendants in Minnesota in a major fraud crackdown involving over $90 million in losses. Unfortunately, too often here in Minnesota lately, fraudsters have turned government programs into their own personal ATMs. President Trump again displaying his endorsement power as the candidates he backed score major primary wins. Former Navy SEAL Edgar Ryan defeating Congressman Thomas Massey, a frequent critic of President Trump's policies. The world is dangerous. Evil is real and weakness gets people killed. Trump backed Andy Barr also won the Republican primary for Kentucky's open U.S. Senate seat. And GOP Senator Bill Cassidy was ousted in his primary, losing to Trump-endorsed Julia Letlow. The Trump administration eased federal requirements on emissions from refrigerators and air conditioners, saying it will save Americans well over $2 billion a year. At the Trump EPA, we are proudly implementing President Trump's agenda every single day and delivering for the American people. The congressional picnic was held on the South Lawn of the White House this week. This great American social tradition reminds us that some fun and laughter with our families can bring unity. The president's proposed triumphal arch between Arlington National Cemetery and the National Mall got the green light by the U.S. Commission of Fine Arts. President Trump delivered the commencement address at the Coast Guard Academy. The president calling up a cadet named Thomas, who earned a perfect score on every single fitness test for the last four years. President Trump announced a major expansion of TrumpRx.gov to feature more than 600 new generic prescription drugs. One-time foe Mark Cuban partnering up with the president at the event. Republicans want cheaper drugs. Independents want cheaper drugs. Democrats want cheaper drugs. And the Trump administration this week swore in more than 80 new federal immigration judges in an effort to speed up deportation proceedings. Daniel Monahan, NTD News.