President Trump meets with House Speaker Mike Johnson at the White House to discuss the Justice Department’s “anti-weaponization” fund, according to sources cited by The Hill. The meeting occurs amid Republican lawmakers’ public frustration with the program and its oversight. CBS News reports that after the Monday meeting, the Justice Department announces it is stopping work on the $1.776 billion fund. The department attributes the pause to a judge’s ruling, rather than directly tying the decision to the meeting. The two reports align on the key events: the Trump–Johnson meeting and the subsequent DOJ announcement regarding a halt in work on the fund. However, the outlets differ in emphasis, with one describing the meeting as part of ongoing negotiations and concerns from lawmakers, while the other focuses on the DOJ’s stated legal basis for stopping work. Both accounts indicate that the fund involves $1.776 billion in DOJ activity and that a court decision is cited as the reason for the change in status.