Bad news for press freedom and government accountability, as Trump goes after journalists who reported on his corruption and a costly, poorly-equipped new plane.

• Trump is fuming that reports revealed his $400 million jet gifted by Qatar lacks the defensive systems the old Air Force One had, and needed two planes flown to a NATO trip at double the cost.
• In response, his administration subpoenaed New York Times journalists and sent federal agents to reporters' homes to intimidate them.
• Critics call the Qatar jet a bribe that also puts national security at risk, and say punishing reporters attacks the First Amendment.
• Trump also threatened to "decimate" Iran with a thousand missiles if it tries to assassinate him, while Iran rejected fresh talks and Oman floated a deal over the Strait of Hormuz.
• Separately, Congressman Ro Khanna became the first US congressman detained by armed Israeli settlers in the West Bank, with IDF soldiers backing the settlers.

Outlook: The subpoena fight heads toward a grand jury within days, and tensions with Iran and over West Bank settler violence look set to keep rising.