Vance scales back Greenland trip to U.S. military base visit as protests mount over Trump’s threats to seize the island.
Embattled Tesla expands to oil-producing Saudi Arabia, a kingdom tied to Trump and the 2018 “funding secured” fiasco.
European Commission urges citizens to stockpile at least three days of supplies, citing Russia’s war threats, sabotage concerns, and Trump’s confrontational stance.
National Security Adviser Mike Waltz, who invited The Atlantic’s editor to the military planning Signal chat, also left his Venmo friends list public—exposing ties to White House officials, lobbyists, and journalists.
Trump administration plans to end U.S. funding for international child vaccines and cut global aid programs, despite warnings of 1.2 million child deaths without support.
Homeland Security Secretary Noem posed with shackled, shirtless prisoners behind her during a tour of the El Salvador prison holding deported Venezuelans and warned immigrants they could be sent there.
Trump imposed 25% tariffs on imported cars and parts, threatening global supply chains and sparking backlash from allies.
Columbia student and legal permanent resident who sued Trump over protest can’t be detained, judge rules.
Danish PM accuses Trump administration of escalating Greenland standoff with unsolicited VP visit previously condemned by Danish and Greenland leaders.
Trump dismisses war plans leak as a “glitch” and calls reporter a “sleazebag” as Hegseth denies plans were classified and Congress presses Gabbard and Ratcliffe.
Trump threatens 25 percent tariff on countries buying Venezuelan oil, calling them terrorist supporters, while the U.S. continues to do so.
Vance, Hegseth, and Trump’s inner circle illegally used an unsecured messaging app to plot a military strike in Yemen. They accidentally added The Atlantic’s editor-in-chief to the chat, then cheered the attack that killed 53 people, including women and children.
Trump border czar Tom Homan defended deporting Venezuelans without criminal records or due process after sending them to an El Salvador prison.
Hundreds welcomed South Africa’s ex-ambassador Ebrahim Rasool home after U.S. expelled him over remarks on demographic shifts and DEI.
Canada’s new PM Mark Carney calls national election to confront Trump’s threats and rally support against U.S. pressure.
Greenland’s PM slams visits by Usha Vance and national security adviser Mike Waltz as Trump pushes annexation. Denmark warns U.S. to respect sovereignty.
U.S. sends second aircraft carrier to Middle East as Trump vows to annihilate Houthis and threatens Iran.
Venezuela agrees to resume U.S. deportation flights after Trump sends migrants to prisons in El Salvador.
Trump ends early the legal permission granted to 532,000 Haitians, Nicaraguans, Cubans, and Venezuelans to live and work in the U.S, tells them to leave or face arrest.
Judge rejects WH claim that brand-new USAID leader isn’t covered by his order, says excluding him would’ve undermined it, and explicitly bars him from acting.
U.S. restricts Canadian access to historic border-straddling library, sparking backlash in Quebec tow
French scientist denied U.S. entry after CBP flagged private messages criticizing Trump’s science cuts.
ICC president warns Trump’s sanctions are crippling court: staff quitting, payments blocked, and war crimes cases at risk.
Judge denies emergency request to stop Musk’s DOGE Service from dismantling U.S. Institute of Peace after law enforcement-assisted raid.
Trump administration shuts down war crimes database, blocks transfer of records on kidnapped Ukrainian children.
White House torches France over single MEP’s Statue of Liberty comment, botches history in the process: “It’s only because of the U.S. that the French aren’t speaking German.”
Trump pledged during his campaign to end the Ukraine war within 24 hours, now admits achieving a ceasefire is “tough,” after Putin agrees only to halt energy attacks.
Rubio Declares South African Ambassador Persona Non Grata on Social Media; U.S. Orders His Expulsion by Friday
U.S. to withdraw from coalition investigating Russian war crimes, scaling back war crime prosecutions.
Pentagon deploys USS Gravely, a guided missile destroyer, to southern border—bringing heavy firepower into Coast Guard territory.
Trump invokes 227-year-old Alien Enemies Act for mass deportations; judge orders two planes mid-flight to turn back.
Canada’s new Prime Minister Mark Carney, sworn in today, declared, “We will never, ever, in any way, shape, or form, be part of the United States.”
Greenland’s five political parties issued a joint statement rejecting Trump’s push to control or annex their country.
Six GOP congressmen introduced a bill to bar Chinese nationals from U.S. student visas and exchange programs.
Rubio expels black-led South African government’s Ambassador Ebrahim Rasool via X post, calling him a “race-baiting politician.”
Trump claimed today that the U.S. will annex Greenland while meeting with NATO Sec-Gen Mark Rutte, prompting a Danish lawmaker to warn it would mean war between NATO allies.
A Trump executive order will require Canadians staying in the U.S. for more than 30 days to register with immigration authorities beginning April 11.
The last 40 prisoners at Guantánamo Bay have been transferred to an immigration detention facility in Louisiana.
Canada and the EU retaliated against U.S. tariffs today, imposing levies on $48 billion in goods, including beef, alcohol, and textiles.
Incoming Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney expressed willingness to meet with Trump, provided there is respect for Canadian sovereignty.
Trump told reporters that Ireland “takes advantage” of the U.S. while seated next to Irish PM Micheál Martin in the Oval Office.
Federal Judge Amir Ali ordered the White House to provide a status report by Friday on unpaid invoices to relief groups for work done before Feb. 13.
