Five weeks after the Supreme Court struck down his first attempt, President Trump was back in the Oval Office on Thursday 6 August 2026, signing two new executive orders on birthright citizenship. “We had a very unfortunate decision in the Supreme Court concerning birthright,” he said. “So we’re making adjustments.” Why did Trump sign new … Read more
President Donald Trump says China stole 220 million US voter files, calling it the largest election-data breach in American history. He made the China voter files claim in a primetime address from the White House on July 16, 2026. The president says the theft started in the 2020 election cycle. He also says intelligence officials … Read more
President Trump spent the NATO summit in Ankara demanding that the United States cut off all trade with Spain and renewing his call for the U.S. to take control of Greenland. So why did a summit built to project unity turn into a public dressing-down of one ally, and why did Trump revive a territorial … Read more
Standing beside NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte in Ankara on July 8, 2026, President Trump was asked a simple question about the US-Iran ceasefire. His answer was not simple at all: “I think it’s over.” Why did Trump say the Iran ceasefire is over, and does that actually change anything? Why Did Trump Say the … Read more
On June 23, 2026, the U.S. Senate did something it had failed to do nine times before: it passed a war powers resolution directing President Donald Trump to pull American forces out of hostilities with Iran. The vote was 50 to 48, with four Republicans crossing party lines to join Democrats. It marked the first … Read more
Within hours of President Trump signing a framework agreement with Iran at the Palace of Versailles, a former Trump administration insider went on television to call it “the worst deal in American diplomatic history.” It was a striking line — and it spread fast. But a closer look at what the deal has actually delivered … Read more
In February, the Supreme Court demolished the legal foundation of Donald Trump’s signature economic policy, ruling that emergency powers do not let a president impose tariffs. Four months later, the tariffs are still here — the revenue, by the Treasury’s account, essentially unchanged — and the administration is methodically rebuilding the entire system on different … Read more
US inflation hit 4.2% in May — the highest reading since April 2023 — and President Trump’s response has been consistent: the number is the war, and the war is about to end. After canceling the June 11 strikes and declaring a deal with Iran imminent, he argued that recent figures point to an even … Read more
On Sunday evening, an Octagon will stand on the White House South Lawn. Fighters will walk to the cage from the Oval Office. The Zac Brown Band will sing the national anthem, roughly 125,000 guests will fill the grounds, and 85,000 more fans will watch from The Ellipse — all of it streamed live on … Read more
Open any front page this week and the pattern is the same: Donald Trump is the story. On Wednesday he ordered strikes on Iran. On Thursday he canceled the next wave and declared the war all but over. On Sunday he turns 80 — and celebrates with a cage match on the White House South … Read more