What will President Trump do about the Iran nuclear deal? He just tweeted that he will announce his decision Tuesday.

The tweet came only moments after press secretary Sarah Sanders told reporters at the briefing this:

"As you know, he’s got a few days to do that and we’ll let you know when he is ready to make a decision on it," Sanders said.

The Washington Post reported that there are rumors that first lady Melania Trump doesn't live in the White House, and instead lives with her parents in the DC suburbs.

White House press secretary Sarah Sanders called that an "outrageous and ridiculous claim."

"I make of the fact that just when you think the Washington Post can’t get things anymore wrong, they do. And that is an outrageous and ridiculous claim. The first lady lives here at the White House. We see her regularly. And I think that is something that belongs in tabloid gossip, not on the front pages of the Washington Post, and I hope that they do better next time.

White House press secretary Sarah Sanders was asked about President Trump's lawyer, Rudy Giuliani, and whether the President was pleased with the slew of interviews he's done over the past week.

Sarah Sanders said on Monday she's not aware of additional activity by President Trump that might warrant a hush money payoff.

"I'm not aware of any other activity, but I'd refer to you Rudy Giuliani to respond to any of those questions or anybody else on the President's outside counsel," Sanders said.

She was responding to a comment by Giuliani over the weekend suggesting it was possible that Michael Cohen may have paid off other women.

John Kerry's interactions with Iranian officials won't impact the Iran nuclear deal, the White House said.

"I don't think it impacts it at all. The President spoke out about that pretty clearly and I don't think that we would take advice from somebody who created what the President sees to be one of the worst deals ever made," press secretary Sarah Sanders said on Monday. "I'm not sure why we would start listening to him now."

Earlier Monday, Trump tweeted: "The United States does not need John Kerry’s possibly illegal Shadow Diplomacy on the very badly negotiated Iran Deal. He was the one that created this MESS in the first place!"

President Trump has until May 12 deadline to decide whether to continue waiving sanctions on Iran that were lifted under the 2015 Iran deal.

White House press secretary Sarah Sanders would not say if Trump in wavering on the deal, but said the President would soon make an announcement about it.

"As you know, he’s got a few days to do that and we’ll let you know when he is ready to make a decision on it," Sanders said.

CIA director nominee Gina Haspel is "100 percent" committed to seeing her confirmation process through, despite offering to withdraw her nomination over the weekend.

Press secretary Sarah Sanders said Haspel's goal is to ensure "the integrity of the CIA remains intact" and "isn’t unnecessarily attacked."

Sanders said Haspel "wanted to do everything she can to protect the agency" as she was weighing whether to withdraw.

"She is 100 percent committed to going through this confirmation process and being confirmed as the next leader of the CIA," she said.