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The two leaders discussed energy, security, and the war with Iran, and added an impromptu lunch to continue the meeting.
The latest announcement is ‘based on highly productive conversations with Middle East leadership,’ the U.S. president said.
The president said the 2024 EPA rules placed ‘substantial burdens’ on chemical manufacturers whose products are vital to national security.
The president rescinded President Joe Biden’s expansions and reduced restrictions on public access to the vast territories.
The Pentagon’s Office of General Counsel will operate the task force and request records, information, and investigations from any department.
The president welcomed IndyCar racers and motorsports to the White House, with the first race in the nation’s capital set for August.
The president announced the surprise address in a Truth Social post on July 13.
The president said God was with him when he was shot by Thomas Crooks at a Pennsylvania campaign rally on July 13, 2024.
Judge Kathleen Williams also took disciplinary measures against two Trump attorneys.
‘We’ll become the guardian of the strait ... and we should be reimbursed for that,’ the U.S. president said Monday.
When prompted on TV, the president said he has a Senate replacement in mind, but, out of respect for Graham, it’s ’too soon.’
U.S. companies have sought expanded opportunities to develop Iraq’s oil and natural gas resources.
The New York Times said that some journalists had federal law enforcement agents at their doorstep.
The president didn’t sign the bill to protest the Senate’s failure to pass the SAVE America Act, a voting reform measure.
All four had been convicted of ‘serious crimes’ related to the Jan. 6, 2021, breach of the Capitol.
The Department of Homeland Security stated that each state must take a series of five ‘common-sense steps’ to protect the integrity of U.S. elections.
