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Donald Trump’s ban on some American media organisations backfired hilariously on him when he was unveiling one of his pet White House projects. The television press pool that covers the White House on Monday (Tuesday AEST) demonstrated against his ban by pulling coverage of the president.
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Burnham will meet Trump for the first time at the UN General Assembly, having previously been critical of the US leader during his time as Mayor of Manchester.
Bombshell leaks about debates inside the White House show that President Donald Trump’s top aides are beginning to turn on him, his longtime biographer says. Author Michael Wolff said stories published this week in The New York Times and The Washington Post detailing internal White House debates over the threat of AI and the GOP’s odds in November were likely driven by top aides frustrated with Trump’s refusal to listen to his advisers.
Iran laid out a list of seven core demands it would require to end the war with the U.S. this weekend. President Donald Trump is weighing the demands ahead of a planned visit to the United Nations this week.
A boycott of the White House press pool by the major networks deprives the president of the oxygen of screen time. But he is still finding ways to get on the air.