Louise Schiavone

President Trump says he's reviewing Iran's latest proposal to end the war there.

The president was boarding Air Force One in Florida when he told reporters on the runway he planned he would review Iran's proposal on the flight.

But on his Truth Social platform, the president said he was not optimistic it would be acceptable.

Meanwhile, the president has announced a drawdown of 14 percent of U.S.

forces stationed in Germany.

That's 5,000 troops.

The change follows President Trump's complaints that NATO has not stepped up to help the U.S.

in the war in Iran.

NPR's Rob Schmitz has more on Germany's reaction.

The trial over OpenAI's future continues next week, pitting Elon Musk against the artificial intelligence company he helped start and its CEO, Sam Altman.

NPR's John Ruich has details.

Spirit Airlines landed its final flight earlier today at Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport from Detroit Metropolitan Airport.

After 34 years and multiple financial challenges, Spirit's bright yellow plans will no longer operate.

NPR's Joel Rose reports fuel prices dealt the final blow.

This is NPR News in Washington.

It's a fashion-forward weekend at the nation's movie theaters.

NPR's Bob Mondello reports.

In Louisville, Kentucky, late this afternoon.

Golden Temple won the Kentucky Derby, making Cherie DeVoe the first woman to train the winner of the opening leg of the Triple Crown.

DeVoe told an NBC News interviewer right after her horse crossed the finish line.