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Trump may 'do nothing' if Putin, Zelensky fail to meet
Trump said he was “not happy” about a Russian strike on a US-owned factory in Ukraine, adding he’s unhappy with “anything” related to the war
Aug 23, 2025
Aug 23, 2025
Trump said he was “not happy” about a Russian strike on a US-owned factory in Ukraine, adding he’s unhappy with “anything” related to the war
Authorities said the passengers were Indian, Chinese, and Filipino nationals
Veldkamp steps down after Dutch government rejects tougher stance on Israel’s Gaza offensive
Gor, who currently leads the White House Presidential Personnel Office
No mechanical failure or intoxication suspected in tourist bus crash, police report
The suspension marks the latest move by President Donald Trump’s administration
US president says crime is down in D.C., but officials and locals question his narrative
Security advisers review Ukraine plans; Trump signals possible U.S. air support, but no troops
Court says her appointment as U.S. attorney violated federal law, imperiling pending NJ cases
His show, Caught in Providence, was filmed in his municipal courtroom and aired locally for 20 years
Trump’s decision to send troops into D.C. comes on the heels of a controversial deployment of the National Guard and Marines to Los Angeles
Lawmakers press Rubio to ensure access, safety for media in Gaza amid mounting press freedom concerns
US president has previously said he wants to end Russia's war in Ukraine as part of his bid to win the Nobel Peace Prize
Trump launches official White House TikTok, citing youth outreach, despite ByteDance security concerns
US president has previously accused the museum network of promoting a 'corrosive ideology'
Trump hosts Zelensky, says Putin agreed to summit, but Kyiv resists Moscow as potential meeting site
Elon Musk pauses political ambitions, weighing impact on GOP ties and Tesla's rocky performance
Accused 'stash house' operator faces trial next month
Trump signals peace deal could move forward without a ceasefire
International IDEA data shows 34 countries, including Germany, Britain, Denmark, and Canada, allow in‑country postal voting