The Latest Breaking News from Donald Trump

Mitt Romney’s sister-in-law left suicide note in Book of Mormon and had Xanax in system, report finds

Carrie Elizabeth Romney was seen ‘pacing’ by witnesses atop a parking lot before taking her own life

The Independent UK · Jan 23

James Cameron confirms he left the US for his ‘sanity’: ‘Everybody’s at each other’s throats’

Avatar director describes US as ‘extremely polarised, turning its back on science’

The Independent UK · Jan 23

A Danish U.S. boycott app increased users 1,400% as Trump resurrected Greenland acquisition at Davos

The Made O’Meter app received 11,000 downloads in January across iOS and Android.

Fortune · Jan 23

‘Peace is destructive’: Confused Donald Trump ‘deteriorating fast’ after Davos humiliation

War is peace! Apparently.

We Got This Covered · Jan 23

Former New York Rep. Chris Collins, pardoned by Trump, seeks comeback in Florida

Former New York Rep. Chris Collins, who was pardoned by President Trump after a corruption scandal, is running for the House from Florida.

Roll Call · Jan 23

Irish Government agreed on ‘red flags’ with Donald Trump’s Board of Peace

Helen McEntee said: ‘We cannot join a structure that essentially will try to mimic or undermine the UN Security Council.’

Evening Standard · Jan 23

Trump blasted as ‘international gangster’ amid Greenland dispute

Donald Trump was blasted as an “international gangster” by BBC Question Time guest Layla Moran during a debate about the US and UK's "special relationship" on Thursday (22 January), dubbing the US president an "international gangster."

The Independent UK · Jan 23

Lewandowski back for another year as DHS's part-time power broker

Despite being listed as a temp, Lewandowski exerts singular influence in day-to-day operations at DHS.

Axios · Jan 23

Stock up on food and bullets: Greenlanders told how to prepare for invasion after Trump threat

The government released an 11-page manual with ‘practical and simple advice’ for households on the same day Trump ruled out a takeover by force

The Independent UK · Jan 23

Mary Berry, and now Prue Leith. Retiring in your 80s is the new 60s

As long as you feel able to work and have wisdom to offer, you should continue to do so. Although some outstay their welcome, even on the world stage, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins

The Guardian - UK · Jan 23