Trump unveils the $400 million jet Qatar gave him as a new Air Force One that will pass to his presidential library when he leaves office.
Israel kills at least 47 in the deadliest Lebanon strikes since the U.S.-Iran deal, then agrees to a ceasefire with Hezbollah.
The State Department will permanently end PEPFAR HIV funding for South Africa, home to the world’s largest HIV population, tying the cut to political demands including ending affirmative action.
Defense Secretary Hegseth tells European allies to take the lead on their own defense as the U.S. shifts its military focus toward China.
U.S. forces kill three more in an eastern Pacific boat attack, pushing the campaign’s death toll to at least 211 since September with no trafficking evidence released.
The first U.S.-Iran talks under Wednesday’s ceasefire are postponed as Israel refuses to withdraw from Lebanon and overnight strikes there kill 16.
The State Department conditions billions in African health aid on real-time access to citizens’ medical data, with Uganda granting seven years of system logins.
Poland offers to co-finance a permanent U.S. military base on NATO’s eastern flank as Trump pulls troops from Germany.
Trump signs the 60-day Iran ceasefire into effect and threatens to resume bombing if the deal collapses.
Fired Homeland Security Secretary Noem, still serving as a Trump special envoy, joins a Canadian mining firm’s advisory board as it pursues critical minerals.
Trump arrives at the G7 summit in France facing allies split with him over two wars, the Iran conflict he launched and the Ukraine war they want him to help end.
Iran’s World Cup coach says the team was ordered out of the country hours after its opening match, with staff denied U.S. visas.
The U.S. and Iran sign a 60-day ceasefire memorandum, then clash over frozen funds and whether the deal binds Israel in Lebanon.
Trump declares the Iran war over and lifts the Strait of Hormuz blockade, though the agreement is a 60-day ceasefire to begin nuclear talks.
Trump says the U.S. and Iran will sign a peace deal Sunday, but Tehran says it will not be signed then.
A U.S. military strike kills Tren de Aragua leader Héctor Guerrero Flores inside Venezuela, in a joint operation its government confirms.
Pakistan declares a final U.S.-Iran peace deal text reached as Iran attacks Strait of Hormuz shipping and Trump rejects Tehran’s account of the terms.
Outgoing intelligence director Gabbard rescinds two reports that doubted foreign involvement in Havana Syndrome, reviving the adversary weapon theory a decade after symptoms emerged.
Trump calls off strikes and claims an Iran war settlement hours after vowing bigger bombing, but Tehran denies approving any deal.
U.S. bombs Iran for a second straight night after Trump says Tehran will pay the price for stalling on a deal.
U.S. strikes nearly 20 Iranian targets after Iran downs an Apache helicopter, and Tehran retaliates against American bases in Jordan, Bahrain and Kuwait.
Central African Republic agrees to take U.S. deportees from other countries, the latest African deal that rights groups say sidesteps court protections.
Trump weighs buying the British-controlled Chagos Islands and their Indian Ocean military base, months after his Greenland bid collapsed.
Defense Secretary Hegseth uses a D-Day speech in Normandy to denounce an “invasion” of migrants on Europe’s beaches, then skips the main commemoration honoring the Allied dead.
North Korea rejects U.S. denuclearization push and vows to expand its nuclear arsenal a day before Chinese President Xi visits Kim Jong Un.
U.S. strikes Iranian radar sites and downs six attack drones as Tehran accuses Washington of violating the ceasefire.
Trump backs intelligence chief Pulte slashing agency jobs, saying his temporary status leaves him less shackled.
Thousands protest in Albania as a $4.6 billion resort tied to Kushner advances on protected coastal wetlands, with security guards filmed dragging demonstrators off the site.
Trump administration sanctions Cuban President Díaz-Canel, his family, and the military as Rubio presses for regime change in Havana.
A U.S.-brokered Israel-Lebanon ceasefire falters as Hezbollah rejects it and Israeli strikes kill seven in southern Lebanon.
House votes 215 to 208 to halt the Iran war, but the measure still needs the Senate and may not legally bind Trump.
Secretary of State Rubio tells Congress that Greenland belongs to Denmark “for now,” as Trump’s envoy openly works to annex the island.
Rubio tells Congress the Iran war is over as an Iranian attack on Kuwait’s airport kills one and wounds 63.
U.S. proposes new tariffs of up to 12.5% on 60 countries over forced labor, reviving Trump’s nation-by-nation levies under a different law after the Supreme Court struck down the originals.
U.S. and Iran trade new strikes as a senior Iranian commander calls renewed war inevitable, contradicting Trump’s claim that talks are advancing rapidly.
Trump nominates Florida House Speaker Daniel Perez to be ambassador to Brazil, weeks before term limits force him from office.
State Department will cut the number of African embassies that can process U.S. visas from nearly 50 to 20, forcing applicants to travel across borders.
Trump tells CNBC he could not care less if Iran negotiations collapse, saying the talks had become boring.
Iran suspends talks with the U.S. and opens a new front through Houthi allies, while Trump says negotiations continue at a rapid pace.
The U.S. military has quietly guided about 70 commercial ships through the Strait of Hormuz in three weeks, most running dark to dodge Iranian attack.
Trump sends a third round of edits to the Iran ceasefire deal, demanding Tehran destroy its enriched uranium and reopen the Strait of Hormuz.
Trump attacks Pope Leo XIV over his meeting with Chicago Mayor Johnson and calls the mayor “useless.”
U.S. fires a missile into a cargo ship breaking the Iran blockade a day after Trump said he would lift it.
U.S. military kills three in another eastern Pacific drug-boat attack as a Pentagon watchdog opens a review of the campaign’s legal basis.
Kenyan court blocks Trump’s plan to quarantine Ebola-exposed Americans in Kenya rather than bring them home for treatment, citing a threat to life.
