1. Reiterates "War on Iran Will End Soon" and "In Contact with Houthi Rebels"—On September 18th local time, Trump, speaking about Iran, said, "The war will end soon." He also stated that the US is in contact with the Houthi rebels in Yemen.
2. Weighing Further Military Action Against Iran
—According to NewsNation, Trump stated that he is currently weighing whether to take further military action against Tehran. When asked about previous comments that he was considering "destroying" Iran, Trump said, "We'll see."
3. Signs Sanctions Bill Against Russia and Iran
—On September 18th local time, the White House issued a statement saying that Trump signed the "Lindsey Graham Sanctions Against Russia and Iran Act of 2026." This act authorizes and expands statutory sanctions, tariffs, and embargoes against Russia and extends existing sanctions against Iran.
4. Announces Agreement with Denmark on Greenland Security
—Trump stated that the United States has reached an agreement with Denmark on the security of Greenland, saying the arrangement will address U.S. concerns about local security and ensure the U.S. has the capability "permanently" to maintain the security of Greenland and the United States.
5. Bans Several "Fake News Media" from the White House
—On the afternoon of September 18 local time, Trump announced on social media that he was "banning three 'fake news media,' including CNN, from entering the White House." Trump also named The New York Times and The Washington Post, calling them "fake news media" and suggesting they might also be added to the ban list.
6. Claims Record High Support Among Republicans—Trump: Trump's support among Republicans has now reached 95%, a record high. Ronald Reagan is second with 86%.
