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In his address to the United Nations General Assembly, President Donald Trump defended the United States’ robust use of military force in Iran, Venezuela and elsewhere, saying the international community is incapable of handling threats from those countries.
President Donald Trump made myriad false and misleading claims during his address to the United Nations General Assembly on Tuesday, many of which he has repeated frequently throughout his second term in the White House.
Trump told the UN that US documents will call AI 'super intelligence', and vowed to encourage the technology rather than rein it in.
President Donald Trump is addressing global leaders at the United Nations General Assembly in New York City on Tuesday.
The global economy has been shaken by his decision to launch a war against Iran. Anxiety about the social impact being wrought by artificial intelligence is surging. And questions linger about the future of the United Nations itself with Trump’s scaling back U.S. financial support for the United Nations.
Today, President Donald J. Trump addressed the 81st session of the United Nations General Assembly and delivered a powerful message: American strength and
President Donald Trump spoke for about two hours at the RNC convention in Dallas, Texas, ahead of the midterm elections.
When Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney walked away from the negotiating table with Donald Trump on the night of Aug. 21, it was because U.S. negotiators had slapped down a list of demands that read less like a trade agreement proposal and more like a colonial surrender treaty.
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Fox News host Mark Levin backed President Donald Trump's ban on Politico at the White House, citing the outlet's report on his stepson. Levin made his case Monday in a post on X, hours after Politico's Playbook newsletter reported that his stepson had solicited cash wedding gifts from Israeli citizens.
The US president is hoping to energise Republicans ahead of November's elections - but Democrats call the event a "flashy" distraction.
At the United Nations, Trump warned the rest of the world that the United States wouldn't hesitate to flex its strength as a global superpower.