President Trump is expected to hold a Cabinet meeting on Wednesday to discuss the status of U.S.-led efforts to end the war involving Iran. Multiple outlets report that the meeting was originally planned for Camp David, but heavy rain and weather concerns lead the administration to move it to the White House. CBS News reports the discussion will focus on progress in talks aimed at ending the war. Fox News adds that the shift occurs as tensions with Iran intensify, noting recent U.S. defensive strikes near the Strait of Hormuz alongside ongoing negotiations with Tehran. The Guardian likewise links the postponement to heavy rain and says the talks are at a crucial stage, with mixed signals about whether an agreement is close. The Guardian also describes Camp David as a venue previously used for sensitive Middle East negotiations. Across the reports, the Cabinet meeting’s purpose remains the same: to review developments in the negotiations and the broader situation as the conflict continues.