President Trump was, once again, all over American television screens Tuesday. Almost every major news channel — with the exception of CNN — carried a live feed of Trump’s speech to the UN General Assembly,

President Trump’s confrontational, campaign-style speech at the United Nations General Assembly on Tuesday was met with silence and rejection, and both the Cuban and Iranian delegations walked out while he attacked them.

Gone was any shred of US idealism. It was a spectacle of raw power – a power that is likely to only diminish in the years ahead

By Simon Lewis UNITED NATIONS, Sept 22 (Reuters) - President Donald Trump vowed on Tuesday to reassert US dominance in the Western Hemisphere and to use "unmatched military might" against threats in the region as he gathered allies behind an expanding campaign against drug cartels.

President Donald Trump addresses the U.N. General Assembly at a challenging moment for the world and his presidency. The global economy is unsettled by his war with Iran, and concerns about

US president threatens to ‘annihilate’ Tehran and dismisses threat from AI as a ‘hoax’ in bellicose address

“It’s an honor to be here,” Trump said as he entered U.N. doors Tuesday ahead of his speech to the General Assembly and faced Kaitlan Collins of CNN, a frequent target of his ire. “I’m surprised that CNN is here covering me. You should not be here covering me. You said you weren’t going to cover me.”

Trump threatened to "annihilate" the Islamic republic from the UN podium hours before his envoys met with Tehran's delegation to discuss a possible path toward ending the war.

President Trump attempted to keep CNN from covering his speech at the U.N. General Assembly Tuesday. When he arrived at the U.N. building in New York, Trump told off CNN’s Kaitlan Collins, saying “you shouldn’t be here.

The president asked, “Do I drive [the Islamic Republic] into hell?”