1. Trump Says He's in Negotiations with Iran, Doesn't Rule Out Increased Military Strikes
—Trump: We have many exit strategies on Iran, such as a military exit or reaching an agreement with Iran, but I don't believe Iran is currently ready for an agreement. He also stated that the US is negotiating with Iran and does not rule out increasing military strikes.
2. Trump Threatens Massive Tariffs on the EU
—Trump: The EU continues to directly target American companies, and these actions will not continue during the Trump administration. We will immediately launch a Section 301 investigation into the "plundering" of American companies and the resulting harm to American taxpayers. The EU's penalties will be completely rescinded, and we expect to impose massive tariffs on the EU as soon as possible.
3. Seeks to Unfreeze Billions of Dollars in Venezuelan Assets After Earthquakes
—According to sources, the Trump administration and Venezuelan officials are exploring ways to unfreeze billions of dollars in overseas assets to help Venezuela recover from two earthquakes while avoiding further burdening American taxpayers.
4. Maintaining Communication with Putin and Zelensky
—Trump posted on social media that despite the brutal war in Ukraine (he maintains contact with Russian President Putin and President Zelensky), President Putin stated that he would not sell weapons to Iran.
5. Mocking White House Reporters: You'll All Go Bankrupt After I Leave Office
—The White House Correspondents' Association's annual dinner was held at the Waldorf Hotel, formerly owned by President Trump. Trump joked with reporters at the dinner, saying that after he leaves office, these reporters will also go bankrupt because they will have nothing to report on.
6. Jokingly Claiming He's Planning a Fourth Presidential Run
—At the White House Correspondents' Dinner, Trump jokingly declared that he would run for a "fourth term." He said, "I'm happy to announce my intention—this is quite a big announcement—I will run for a fourth term as President of the United States. I've won three times, and now I'm going to win again."
7. The Reasons Behind the "Emergency Plane Change Incident" Revealed
—According to the New York Times, multiple sources revealed that President Trump abruptly changed his plane when leaving the NATO summit in Turkey this month because US officials believed that credible intelligence indicated that Iranian proxy forces were targeting Trump and Air Force One.
8. Mocking the High Cost of the Federal Reserve Headquarters Renovation
—According to Fox News, President Trump opened his remarks at the White House Correspondents' Association Dinner by joking about the awards at the dinner, then boasted that the cost of building the venue was far lower than that of the Federal Reserve headquarters.
9. Reiterating the Import of Tariffs on Canada—President Trump: High tariffs will be imposed on Canada due to smoke from wildfires.
10. Two Small Businesses Sued Over Tariffs
—The Trump administration faces a new legal challenge as two small businesses filed a lawsuit on Friday in the U.S. Court of International Trade, accusing Trump and U.S. government officials of illegally using Section 301 of the Trade Act of 1974 over a new round of global tariffs.
11. Netanyahu to Visit the U.S.
—The Israeli Prime Minister's Office issued a statement saying that at the invitation of U.S. President Trump, Prime Minister Netanyahu is scheduled to depart for Washington on the 27th for a visit. It is understood that as part of the visit, Netanyahu will meet with Trump at the White House on the 28th.
