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Trump tells advisers he may hold off on Iran attacks barring new provocations, sources say
President Trump has been consulting with regional allies about the potential delay of military action against Iran. Both Saudi Arabia and Turkey have urged him not to resume strikes, citing the effectiveness of existing sanctions. The US military remains prepared to escalate if necessary, with a third aircraft carrier moving into the region soon. Israel continues to apply pressure for renewed military engagement against Iran's nuclear capabilities.
Rubio acknowledges in wake of GOP midterm losses that 'people are struggling' economically
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio acknowledged the economic struggles faced by Americans during his speech to conservatives. He emphasized that economic health should be measured by people's ability to afford necessities, rather than stock market performance. Rubio defended controversial decisions made during the Trump administration regarding foreign policy and claimed international law has been weaponized against U.S. actions.
Huang's China affair may fix Howard Lutnick, the man who wanted to fix India
Howard Lutnick faces a precarious future as the US commerce secretary, as divergent policies surrounding AI chip sales come into play. With Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent pointing fingers at Lutnick for delays in sanctioning the China-affiliated Megaspeed, things heat up. Complicating matters further, President Trump had previously endorsed specific chip sales to China, raising national security alarms.
"He is going through hell": Trump says Jensen Huang is distressed over impact of controversy on wife, family
"I spoke to him yesterday. He's going through hell. What he feels most badly about is his wife and family. That's what he is really, that's what he told me. And in, strongest, he called me as the president. I'm president, and he called me. And he said, what I've done to my wife and family is, that's what he talked about," Trump said.
Trump urges Senate leadership to "immediately" advance USD 350 billion defence funding bill
US President Donald Trump has urged Senate leadership to immediately advance a $350 billion defence funding bill, calling it essential to strengthening America's military capabilities. The push comes as Republicans seek to secure additional military spending through budget reconciliation before Democrats take control of Congress in January.
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Would not hesitate to strike Iran if things go other way: Trump says "they will not exist" if Tehran kills US officials
US President Donald Trump has warned Iran of severe consequences if Tehran targets American officials, saying those responsible "will not exist any longer". Trump also threatened further military action, called Iran's continued leadership a potential defeat for his presidency and claimed Washington had complete control over the Strait of Hormuz.
Usually private, Melania Trump steps into the spotlight after the midterm election
Melania Trump hosted Russian and Ukrainian officials at the White House to celebrate a temporary ceasefire in Oleshky. After recent Republican losses, she increased her public presence, focusing on military families and educational scholarships. Both she and Usha Vance visited soldiers and their families at Fort Rucker, Alabama, expressing gratitude for their service. Melania participated in the planning of the ceasefire, overseeing multiple operational aspects and cooperating with both nations.
Elon Musk hints at willingness to hire Jensen Huang if Nvidia fires him over affairs
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang is under scrutiny for his extramarital affairs and possible ties to Chinese intelligence. Investigations have prompted Nvidia’s board to meet regarding his future within the company. Congress has also requested Huang to provide details about his interactions with Alice Huang. Support for Huang has emerged from prominent figures, including SpaceX CEO Elon Musk.
Trump's ties to Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang in the spotlight
President Donald Trump's close ties with Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang have come under renewed scrutiny after revelations about the billionaire executive's affair with a Chinese businesswoman alleged to be a spy for Beijing.
Palantir’s software powers Trump’s immigration operations, now CEO Alex Karp says crackdown went too far
Palantir CEO Alex Karp says the Trump administration went too far with immigration enforcement, despite his company's technology supporting its deportation operations. After Democrats’ midterm victories, Karp has also described himself as a lifelong Democrat and left open the possibility of backing a Democratic presidential candidate in the 2028 election.
US and China should stay clear-eyed on AI cooperation and competition, Scott Bessent says
The United States and China should harbor no illusions about their differences on artificial intelligence as they navigate cooperation to mitigate the technology's risks while competing for AI supremacy, US Treasury Secretary Scott
Katie Zacharia to be back as White House Press Secretary after being fired? Here's what we know
Katie Zacharia has reportedly made attempts to regain her position as White House press secretary after her brief tenure. Sources indicate that she has been visible at public events, possibly hoping to catch President Donald Trump's attention. Despite her efforts, some Trump advisers believe that her chances of returning are extremely low. Discussions of other potential candidates for the press secretary role, such as Caroline Sunshine, are also underway.
Trump's Iran war may be 'militarily' over, but economic siege still haunts
Trump said on November 10 that the war is "effectively" over militarily. A day after a keenly-watched meeting with Qatar's Prime Minister, he said that another major US bombing campaign against Iran was unlikely for now. So, what does it really mean?
Kiss your wife goodnight: Donald Trump says he threatened to arrest unnamed top AI executive
US President Donald Trump revealed he issued a serious threat to an unnamed AI executive regarding security issues. After receiving intelligence about risk from an AI firm, he intervened directly with a warning of imminent arrest. Trump emphasized the need for American technological dominance in the face of competition from China and expressed a willingness to work with Democrats on regulations.
"He had no idea she was a spy": Trump defends Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang amid FBI probe
Reports suggest that Huang was involved with a woman suspected of being a Chinese spy. Huang has denied knowledge of her alleged intelligence ties. Nvidia's board is investigating whether Huang was a target of espionage. Shareholders have filed a lawsuit seeking more information on these national security concerns.
Trump opens the door for immigration talks with Democrats but rules out amnesty for undocumented immigrants
US President Donald Trump has indicated that he is open to negotiating an immigration agreement with Democratic lawmakers but has firmly ruled out amnesty for undocumented immigrants. Speaking at the White House on November 10, Trump said immigrants must follow established legal procedures but offered no details about possible changes, eligibility or the timeline for negotiations.
Trump says he would pardon Pete Rose: Who was the baseball player and what were the charges against him that led to a lifetime ban from MLB?
President Donald Trump expressed his intention to pardon Pete Rose, the Major League Baseball all-time hits leader. Rose, who died in 2024, was banned from baseball for betting on games during his career. Trump stressed that Rose deserved Hall of Fame recognition for his achievements on the field. In May 2025, MLB commissioner Rob Manfred lifted Rose's lifetime ban, opening the door for possible Hall of Fame induction.
Abdul El-Sayed calls Donald Trump an ‘unserious fool.’ So why is he offering to work with the President?
Michigan Sen-elect Abdul El-Sayed says he would work with Donald Trump on policies that help Americans. The Democrat said that he could even back universal health coverage with Trump’s name on it.
Trump admits deportation drive may have been "too tough", offers immigration deal to Democrats
US President Donald Trump has acknowledged that his administration's aggressive deportation policy may have gone too far, saying the crackdown affected immigrants who had lived and worked in the country for years. In an interview with CBS News' 60 Minutes, recorded days after Republicans suffered major losses in the midterm elections.
Trump defends Hegseth amid impeachment push, calls him 'most responsible for the war' in Iran
US President Donald Trump defended Secretary of War Pete Hegseth against congressional impeachment calls led by House Democrat Hakeem Jeffries. Trump credited Hegseth for US military action against Iran, while Hegseth dismissed the resolution as politically motivated.
"Don't want to go to hell": Trump believes he will go to heaven after his death
US President Donald Trump stated he believes in going to heaven and does not want to go to hell. During an interview, he admitted he struggles to forgive political enemies like James Comey and Nancy Pelosi. Trump emphasized that his honesty prevents him from forgiving those he considers dishonest and bad for the country.
Trump says "a lot of people" objected to Vance's remarks blaming midterm defeat on Iran war
US President Donald Trump commented on Vice President JD Vance's remarks regarding the midterm elections and the Iran conflict. While many criticized Vance's analysis, Trump expressed his agreement, emphasizing their alliance remains strong. The President stated that military action against Iran is unlikely as negotiations continue, but did not rule it out completely.
Trump calls Nvidia's Jensen Huang 'honorable,' says not discussed China-linked allegations with him
US President Donald Trump has expressed support for Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang following reports of his alleged relationship with a Chinese businesswoman suspected of passing information to Beijing. Trump called Huang an honourable person and praised his contributions to the US, while saying he had not discussed the allegations with him.
‘Criminal act’: Trump orders DOJ to probe Democrats over 'threats' against people
US President Donald Trump has accused Democrats of sending threatening letters amid their recent electoral success. He claimed these actions involve criminal behavior, though he did not provide evidence. Democratic leaders plan to increase oversight of the executive branch and conduct investigations once they assume control of Congress. Senator Elissa Slotkin suggested that potential Trump administration employees should consider the consequences of their involvement.
US election confirms erosion of support for Israel, with even Trump questioning military aid
A notable change is occurring in US-Israel relations as bipartisan support dwindles following Israel's actions in Gaza. President Donald Trump suggested cutting off military aid to Israel, stirring political discourse. Meanwhile, significant Democratic victories signal a shift in public opinion towards Israel's military policies. Vice President JD Vance indicated a need for Republicans to reassess their stance on Israel. The implications of these developments could reshape future US policy significantly.
Donald Trump offers Democrats immigration, tax talks
Donald Trump has expressed readiness to work with Democratic lawmakers on issues like immigration and taxes. He acknowledged that both parties can find common ground through economic development initiatives. Trump's comments followed the disappointing election results for the Republican Party, which he attributed to inaction in Congress. As he prepares for the next Congress, he encourages urgent legislative action. The upcoming sessions will focus on pending bills and presidential nominations.
‘You'll know soon enough’: Trump issues fresh warning to Iran, hints at further strikes and nuclear restrictions
In his latest remarks, US President Donald Trump suggested that military options against Iran remain on the table, though he aims to limit further impacts on stability. He warned that Iran will soon understand the US’s strategy moving forward. Trump's comments come after midterm elections which revealed public concerns about prolonged conflicts.
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