US President Donald Trump said on Monday he would discuss the situation in Gaza and Iran when he meets Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu at the White House next week, expressing hope that a ceasefire in Gaza could be reached soon.
US President Donald Trump will attend the opening of a remote immigration detention center in the Florida Everglades, nicknamed “Alligator Alcatraz,” today as he presses lawmakers to pass a sweeping budget bill that would ramp up deportations.
An armed assailant ambushed and killed two firefighters battling a wildfire in northern Idaho yesterday, wounding a third in a dramatic hours-long standoff, after which the suspect was found dead, according to the Kootenai County Sheriff’s Office.
Canada last night revoked its planned digital services tax, which had targeted U.S. tech giants, just hours before it was scheduled to take effect — in an effort to revive stalled trade negotiations with the United States.
According to Canada’s Ministry of Finance, Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney and U.S. President Donald Trump will resume trade talks, aiming to reach a new agreement by July 21.
US President Donald Trump does not believe that Iran managed to protect or move any of its enriched uranium before the US attacks on nuclear facilities. In an interview on Fox News, Trump dismissed media reports that Tehran may have moved certain uranium stocks.
US President Donald Trump has called on Israel and Hamas to reach an agreement to free the hostages taken in the October 7 attack.
US President Donald Trump said at a White House briefing that he would "without a doubt" attack Iran again if Tehran began enriching uranium to a worrying level.
US President Donald Trump said that Serbian authorities were preparing to start a war with Kosovo, but that the United States managed to prevent the outbreak of the conflict.
US President Donald Trump said today that his country's trade talks with Canada are immediately ending because it has no intention of giving up on a tax on American technology companies.
The US Supreme Court ruled 6-3 today to limit the power of federal judges to issue broad legal injunctions, ordering lower courts that had blocked US President Donald Trump's plan to limit birthright citizenship to curb the scope of their bans. But the court did not allow Trump's policy to take effect immediately, nor did it rule on its legality.
The US Supreme Court today supported efforts by US President Donald Trump to limit the powers of lower courts, whose rulings have hampered his political agenda for months.
The United States has decided to extend the emergency measures related to the Western Balkans, confirming that there remains a serious threat to peace and stability in the region. The decision, signed by President Donald Trump, ensures that US sanctions remain in force for at least another year.
The White House on Tuesday recommended cutting funding for nearly two dozen programs that investigate war crimes and accountability around the world, including in Myanmar, Syria and alleged Russian crimes in Ukraine, according to two U.S. sources familiar with the matter and internal government documents reviewed by Reuters.
In his budget for next year, President Donald Trump is seeking higher military pay, more high-tech missiles and drones, while also planning to cut Navy jobs and buy fewer ships and fighter jets to save money, according to budget documents released last night.
The ceasefire between Israel and Iran looks set to last after US President Donald Trump criticized both sides for violating the deal. Israel accused Iran of launching missiles, which Iran denied, and both sides agreed to honor the ceasefire if it was respected by both sides.
US President Donald Trump has hinted that he may consider sending Ukraine more Patriot air defense missiles, which Kiev is counting on to defend itself against increasingly intense Russian attacks. He made the remarks after meeting with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky today.
The US Supreme Court has allowed President Donald Trump's administration to continue deporting immigrants to countries they do not come from, as long as they cannot claim that they face risks in that third country.
US President Donald Trump, apparently very annoyed about the situation with Israel and Iran, cursed on live TV.
The United States has carried out airstrikes on Iranian nuclear facilities, which President Donald Trump claims have suffered "monumental damage". Iran said it still possesses enriched uranium and warned that "the game is not over", threatening attacks on US bases in the Middle East. Trump also questioned the survival of the Iranian regime, while his vice president stressed that the target remains limited to the nuclear program.
Some Democratic and Republican congressmen on Sunday urged Congress to place limits on President Donald Trump's use of military force against Iran and prevent the US from becoming embroiled in a deepening conflict in the Middle East.
Leading US Democrats have slammed Donald Trump's decision to attack Iran, questioning the legality of the military action.
The footage, shared via the official White House X profile, shows Trump at the head of the table, surrounded by Vice President Vance, top military commanders and security advisers.
US President Donald Trump said tonight that a "very successful attack" had been carried out on three nuclear facilities in Iran, including the one at Fordow.
The Iran-Israel conflict is not abating. For the ninth day now, attacks have been taking place between the warring states, while some international officials are calling for a cessation of hostilities and trying to find a diplomatic solution.
