Donald J. Trump

Trump bars CNN, Politico and MS NOW from the White House; outlets sue over First Amendment rights as TV networks boycott pool coverage and the administration launches Trump TV.

Trump announces a federal “AI Force” and new AI czar, modeled on Space Force, to keep the US ahead of China while rejecting new rules that could slow AI growth.

US, Denmark and Greenland reach a landmark security deal expanding permanent US military rights in Greenland.

Beijing has formally dismissed US tech leaders’ calls for a coordinated AI slowdown as "Cold War playbook".

US AI leaders — Anthropic’s Dario Amodei, OpenAI’s Sam Altman and xAI’s Elon Musk — publicly called for a slowdown in frontier AI development citing safety concerns.

Trump headlines RNC with $5K dividend pledge if GOP keeps Congress; Dallas rally touts taxes, healthcare, Iran war, and voter ID.

Australia’s draft “digital duty of care” bill lets users opt out of social media algorithms, imposes A$109m fines and strengthens under‑18 safety rules.

Trump and Putin agree to direct US–Russia talks after envoys shuttle between Moscow and Kyiv; peace plan stalls on territory and security guarantees.

The ruling marks a significant procedural victory for President Trump, while sidestepping the deeper constitutional questions about executive authority and congressional oversight.

Roman is expected to discover thousands of new exoplanets and shed light on how dark energy has influenced the universe's expansion.

The US will purportedly more than double US reserves and help lower domestic fuel prices at no cost to American taxpayers.

Ottawa’s counter‑tariffs are designed to impose equivalent financial pain on US exporters while shielding Canadian consumers where possible.

The renaming of Lake Ontario is the culmination of a rapidly intensifying trade war between the United States and Canada.

The US launched Operation Economic Outcast against Iran that expands secondary sanctions risk across five critical sectors and targets nearly 60 entities.

US-Canada trade talks collapse over sovereignty clauses as Trump imposes 50% tariffs. Carney vows dollar-for-dollar retaliation. Trump claims Canada wants "state benefits without being one."

US President Donald Trump has launched what he calls an “Economic D-Day” against Iran, vowing the “most crushing economic operation ever taken against any country”.

The most recent trillion took about five months to add, and the last $9trillion accumulated in roughly four years.

The moves underscored the gap between Trump’s personal diplomacy and the region’s hard security realities.

The last-minute delay was announced less than two hours before the crushing duties on more than $20billion worth of Canadian imports were set to take effect.

Trump posted an AI-generated image on his Truth Social platform labeling the Strait of Hormuz as "NEW US TERRITORY."

Both Washington and Tehran have ruled out extending the deal, with President Donald Trump declaring that Iran must "put up the white flag of surrender".

Washington says its naval blockade has secured the strategic waterway while Tehran insists no vessel may pass without its approval.

The orders come just over one month after the Supreme Court's June 30 ruling in Trump v. Barbara struck down his broader initial directive.

Most of the money collected under Donald Trump’s sweeping import-tax programme has been cleared for repayment, but billions more remain under review.

TMTG spokesperson Shannon Devine has argued that critics are inventing a "new theory of ‘insider trading’ based on publicly available information".

The remarks came after ExxonMobil and Chevron posted blockbuster earnings attributed to war‑driven supply shocks and elevated crude prices.

After Iran denied holding talks, Trump publicly lashed out, calling the Iranian leadership "unbelievably duplicitous" and insists talks are ongoing.

Hamas has agreed for the first time to a detailed roadmap to surrender its weapons and give up any governing role in Gaza.

The overlap highlighted Graham’s standing as a longtime foreign-policy hawk, bringing together leaders tied to two of the world’s most consequential conflicts.

The US halted its recent strike campaign after 13 consecutive nights of attacks, while Iranian forces also stopped retaliatory strikes for the time being.