Kyiv suffered ballistic missile attacks, killing nine and wounding 23 across five districts. Meanwhile, Donald Trump retreated from a promise to let Ukraine produce Patriot interceptors, and Volodymyr Zelenskyy sought his help to secure Elon Musk's Starlink for strikes inside Russia.
President Trump met with Ukraine's President Zelensky in the Oval Office, with both sides offering minimal details. Discussions reportedly included Patriot interceptor production licenses and diplomacy, amid ongoing tensions with Russia.
President Trump expresses extreme frustration with Iran's leaders as the five-month conflict yields limited progress, causing rising oil prices, inflation, and increasing US casualties. The war faces growing domestic opposition from the public and Congress, impacting Trump's political support.
President Trump's Oval Office displays model planes, including a controversial Qatar-donated Air Force One replacement. The article highlights scrutiny over the gifted jet's security and the administration's praise for military pilots involved in controversial flybys, contrasting with internal military assessments.
President Trump's endorsement of Dell Technologies during a stock market bell-ringing event led to a nearly 9% intraday surge in Dell shares. While analysts attribute the rally primarily to the company's strong AI server business, ethics concerns were raised regarding potential conflicts of interest and insider knowledge.
As Donald Trump brands Democrats as communists, his administration has overseen significant government control over private industry, including stakes in Intel and MP Materials. Allies echo anti-communist rhetoric, while critics point to the contradiction with increased state investment.
JD Vance's recent controversial statements on theology, Watergate, and immigration, despite his ambition for the presidency, are seen by some as a strategy to appeal to Trump's base by mirroring his rhetoric on hate and grievance, though his popularity is currently low.
President Trump indicated that major US AI companies, which are earning significant profits, will make a public "contribution" to the country. He mentioned the need for "guardrails" for AI, acknowledging its potential for both good and bad, and suggested internal administration discussions about the form these contributions might take.
President Trump indicated that major US AI companies, which are earning significant profits, will make a public 'contribution' to the nation. He mentioned 'guardrails' for AI and suggested discussions are ongoing within his administration regarding the form of these contributions, declining to provide specifics.
Der US-Leitindex Dow Jones hat am Montag erstmals in seiner Geschichte die Marke von 53.000 Punkten überschritten. US-Präsident Donald Trump läutete die Börsenglocke aus dem Oval Office.
Donald Trump confirmed he asked FIFA president Gianni Infantino to review Folarin Balogun's red card, believing it was unfair. He denied pressuring FIFA, stating he only requested a review. FIFA suspended the automatic ban, drawing criticism from Belgium.
US-Präsident Donald Trump eröffnete den Börsenhandel aus dem Oval Office, woraufhin der Dow Jones erstmals die Marke von 53.000 Punkten überschritt. Die US-Indizes setzten ihre Gewinne fort, während Investoren auf das Fed-Protokoll und mögliche Zinserhöhungen blicken.
Donald Trump launched "Trump accounts," federally-backed investment accounts for American children, ringing the NYSE bell. The program offers a $1,000 federal seed and private contributions, with Michael and Susan Dell pledging $6.25 billion to fund ineligible children.
President Donald Trump promoted Dell computers from the White House, causing Dell stock to jump over 7%. This occurred during a ceremony launching the 'Trump Accounts,' a new tax-advantaged investment program for U.S. children, supported by a $6 billion pledge from Michael and Susan Dell and contributions from other major companies.
President Trump reportedly threw a tablet in the Oval Office due to tech issues during a call with Justin Trudeau. This incident is revealed in a report detailing European leaders' "flattery diplomacy" and a secret meeting to discuss independence from the U.S. amid Trump's second term.
A new book by Maggie Haberman and Jonathan Swan claims President Trump was more focused on buying maple trees for the White House and discussing his TikTok views than the ongoing war with Iran during an Oval Office meeting.
Donald Trump criticized UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer's upcoming resignation, citing Starmer's handling of energy policy, immigration, and relations with Washington. Trump specifically mentioned Starmer's stance on North Sea oil and wind turbines, as well as delays in approving US requests for military bases in Cyprus for strikes in Iran.
Donald Trump criticized outgoing British Prime Minister Keir Starmer, citing Starmer's handling of energy policy, immigration, and relations with Washington. Trump specifically mentioned Starmer's approach to North Sea oil and wind energy, as well as delays in approving US requests for military base use in Cyprus.
A new book by Maggie Haberman and Jonathan Swan alleges that US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent called Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy a "little fucker," a "special-needs child," and "Mr Bean on crack." Bessent also reportedly advised Donald Trump not to host Zelenskyy in the Oval Office.
Donald Trump will dine with French President Emmanuel Macron at the Palace of Versailles, a historic symbol of French royalty and revolution. Trump, who admires grand design, was reportedly impressed by the palace's authenticity.
The Obama Presidential Center in Chicago opens with a focus on art, featuring works by 30 diverse artists. The $850m privately funded center celebrates African American history and civil rights, contrasting with other presidential libraries and implicitly critiquing Donald Trump's approach to culture.
An ABC correspondent draws parallels between Donald Trump's rise to power and the political trajectory of Pauline Hanson's One Nation party in Australia. The article highlights how both figures capitalized on public distrust in institutions, media, and politics, mastering social media and undermining traditional journalism to build movements that major parties and media initially underestimated.
美國總統川普在白宮被問及80歲生日願望時，表示希望世界和平。然而，隨著美軍阿帕契直升機被擊落，川普誓言將對伊朗發動猛烈攻擊，並已獲得媒體證實將重啟轟炸。
美國總統川普表示，美方將對伊朗發動「非常猛烈」的軍事攻擊，因為伊朗在荷莫茲海峽擊落一架美軍阿帕契直升機。川普並稱，伊朗已同意不取得核武，但協議仍須正式簽署。
