The Latest Breaking News from Donald Trump

More than 10,000 people held in solitary immigration confinement by Ice in a year

Study shines light on growing numbers of vulnerable people being placed in solitary confinement in migrant jails

The Guardian - US · Sep 17, 2025

Arnold Schwarzenegger worried for US democracy following Charlie Kirk assassination

Arnold Schwarzenegger is concerned that democracy in the United States could disappear with a widening political divide exacerbated by the murder of conservative activist Charlie Kirk in Utah last week.

BANG Premier · Sep 17, 2025

What NATO could learn from Ukraine as it navigates Russian threats to European security

Russian drones recently violated Polish and Romanian airspace.

The Conversation · Sep 17, 2025

Trump warns fight against South American 'narcoterrorist' cartels will escalate

US President Donald Trump's pledge follows two fatal airstrikes this month on vessels that were allegedly transporting drugs from Venezuela.

Euronews · Sep 17, 2025

UN Human Rights Experts Condemn U.S. Strikes on Venezuelan Boats as 'Extrajudicial Executions'

"International law does not allow governments to simply murder alleged drug traffickers," said the three independent UN experts in a statement on Tuesday

Latin Times · Sep 17, 2025

'We Can Still Reach an Agreement with Maduro': Trump Envoy Urges 'Avoiding War' Amid Military Pressure

"There are plenty of tools that the U.S. government can use on the peaceful side" said Richard Grenell

Latin Times · Sep 17, 2025

Microsoft, Google, Nvidia, OpenAI and others pledge $42 billion in U.K. AI investment

U.S. tech giants, including Microsoft, Google, and Nvidia, are committing $42 billion to build out the UK's AI infrastructure.

Fortune · Sep 17, 2025

Why do state visits exist? The real reason behind Trump’s arrival in the UK

State visits are often laden with ceremony and glitz, but also carry great political potential

The Independent UK · Sep 17, 2025

Harvard, like all Americans, can’t be punished by the government for speaking freely – and a federal court decision upholds decades of precedents saying so

When the federal government threatened to cancel billions in research funds from Harvard University – as it has also done to other research universities – the message was clear: Institutions that speak or think in ways elected officials dislike can expect to pay a price.

The Conversation · Sep 17, 2025

Donald Trump turns into a ‘disgusting weakling’ the second life gets temporarily tough

This is quite a significant challenge for the U.S. Office of Government Ethics, to say the least.

We Got This Covered · Sep 17, 2025