Trump is set to address the UN General Assembly on September 22, with Brazil traditionally speaking first and the US following.

Trump TV's round-the-clock stream launched hours after CNN, MS NOW and Politico sued the White House, and major broadcasters paused pool coverage

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

The White House launched its own 24/7 streaming channel on Monday, yet the first 'live' broadcast on Trump TV was recycled footage of President Donald Trump's Mount Rushmore speech from 3 July, filmed more than two months earlier.

The New York Times declined to publish or distribute photos from the White House in support of the outlets targeted by Trump.

No press pool meant no microphones. When Trump spoke at a White House helipad event on Monday, his words were drowned out by helicopter noise, showing what happens when the networks that usually mic up the president step back.

Iran threatens to deploy new weapons and strike new targets if the U.S. launches another attack as President Donald Trump weighs his next move in the war.

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