Trump at UN Addresses Iran, Greenland; White House Bans Major News Outlets
Trump addressed world leaders at the UN on Iran and other global conflicts while the White House launched its own television operation after banning major news organizations from coverage.
Trump addressed the United Nations General Assembly, declaring that Iran is no longer the "bully of the Middle East" and signaling potential military action to settle "unfinished business." He stated a "big decision" lies ahead on Iran and suggested a deal with Russia and Ukraine may be reached. Trump also announced plans for permanent U.S. control over Greenland's security and signed an agreement with leaders of Greenland and Denmark to open two Cold War-era military bases there.
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In response to coverage restrictions, the White House launched "Trump TV" after banning CNN, Politico, and other major news outlets from White House coverage. Some outlets plan to sue over the ban. Trump also rebuked journalist Kaitlan Collins over her reporting, and several political figures have begun distancing themselves from Trump references ahead of upcoming elections.
At the UN, Trump criticized "globalists" and said communism will never come to America, while also declaring the U.S. will call artificial intelligence "super intelligence" in all official documents. He pressed Zelenskyy on an energy truce with Russia and met with NYC Mayor Mamdani, though details of their discussion remained limited.
In other news, Giants quarterback Jaxson Dart sustained a significant knee injury that could sideline him for the remainder of the season. Xbox announced major restructuring, including 268 additional layoffs, the transfer of Halo and Rare to Activision, and the proposed closure of Ninja Theory.
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