Live updates: Trump takes Cabinet to Camp David

President Trump and his Cabinet are set to convene at Camp David, the Maryland presidential retreat, for their 13th Cabinet meeting of his second term. The gathering, which White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt described as "a lot of fun" last week, comes at a critical juncture for the administration, with several pressing foreign policy issues on the agenda. The meeting is taking place amidst ongoing tensions with Iran, a situation that has been a source of significant concern for the administration.

The Iran conflict is one of several thorny issues that the Cabinet will be addressing during their meeting at Camp David. Other topics are expected to include the ongoing situation in Ukraine, as well as the administration's efforts to address the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. The Cabinet meeting is also seen as an opportunity for the administration to discuss and coordinate its response to these challenges, and to make key decisions about the country's foreign policy priorities. With several major issues on the table, the meeting is likely to be a busy and consequential one for the administration.

Details of the meeting and the specific issues that will be discussed are not yet clear, but the White House has confirmed that President Trump and his Cabinet will be gathering at Camp David for the Cabinet meeting. The retreat, which is a working vacation for the president and his team, is a regular setting for high-level meetings and discussions on key policy issues.