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President Trump just took aim at the Smithsonian, calling it “OUT OF CONTROL” and ordering a sweeping review of eight major museums.

He says taxpayer-funded exhibits are packed with woke propaganda that tears down America instead of celebrating it.

Now, ahead of the 250th anniversary, Trump wants every museum narrative reset to focus on American greatness — not left-wing revisionism.

This is Trump taking the culture war right into the halls of our nation’s most powerful historic institutions.

There’s much more Trump news for you below!

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In today’s email:
🔔 Trump Advances Ukraine Peace Talks
🇺🇸 Trump Announces Rules for Citizenship Applicants
🖤 Noem Reveals Trump's Black Border Wall Strategy
⚖️ Schiff Begins Defense Against Trump Investigation
📱 White House Launches Trump TikTok Account

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✅TRACKING TRUMP✅

Curated by Mike Luso

President Trump is doubling down on his mission to bring peace to the Russia-Ukraine conflict, making clear once again that American troops will not be sent into harm’s way. Even after his landmark meeting with both leaders, the Left still finds new ways to attack every step he takes. Still, Trump is hinting that a breakthrough could be closer than ever, and it’ll be something to watch when the media is forced to cover the reality of peace taking shape.

Meanwhile, talk is growing in Washington about a “great new bill” designed to give the economy another boost, while the administration is also rewriting outdated citizenship rules to reflect what it truly means to be an American. With bold ideas and decisive action, President Trump is proving day after day that he’s serious about reshaping the country and giving power back to the people.

Check out all the latest developments and more below!

🔔 Trump Advances Ukraine Peace Talks 🔔

President Trump has definitively ruled out deploying American boots on the ground in Ukraine, guaranteeing that European nations will shoulder the primary security burden in any post-peace deal arrangement. During a Fox News interview, Trump provided his personal assurance that no American troops would be sent to Ukraine, stating "You have my assurance, and I'm President." The administration's approach instead relies on European forces taking the lead role while the United States provides supporting capabilities, particularly through air support and intelligence assets. Trump emphasized that European nations are "willing to put people on the ground" while America helps "especially by air because nobody has the kind of stuff we have."

The White House has simultaneously rejected open-ended funding for Ukraine, with Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt stating that Trump won't continue "writing blank checks to fund a war very far away." Instead, the administration has crafted what Leavitt called a "creative solution" having NATO purchase American weaponry to backfill Ukrainian military needs while being "sensitive to the needs of the American taxpayer." This approach follows Vice President JD Vance's message to European leaders that the U.S. is "done with the funding of the Ukraine war business" and that European allies must take greater responsibility for the conflict in their region.

Progress toward peace negotiations accelerated following Trump's summit with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Alaska, where Putin reportedly agreed to accept security guarantees for Ukraine. Trump described this as a "very significant step" and expressed optimism that "collectively we can reach an agreement that will deter any future aggression towards Ukraine." The momentum continued with Monday's White House meeting between Trump, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, and European leaders, where Trump arranged for a future Putin-Zelensky meeting after calling the Russian president during the gathering.

French President Emmanuel Macron emerged from the White House meetings advocating for Geneva as the venue for the next round of peace talks, stating he was "pushing for Geneva" as a neutral location. Switzerland quickly embraced the proposal, with Foreign Minister Ignazio Cassis confirming the country's willingness to host talks "even at short notice" and pledging to grant immunity from international arrest warrants for all Russians attending a peace summit. However, Putin has reportedly expressed preference for Moscow as the venue, creating a diplomatic challenge that Trump will need to navigate.

Personal diplomacy has played a crucial role in Trump's peacemaking efforts, with First Lady Melania Trump writing directly to Putin asking him to protect children's innocence by restoring peace. The letter, hand-delivered by President Trump during their Alaska meeting, drew gratitude from President Zelensky, who thanked her for attention to "one of the most painful and difficult issues of this war, the abduction of Ukrainian children by Russia." Trump was overheard telling Macron in a hot mic moment that he believes Putin "wants to make a deal for me," adding "as crazy as it sounds," suggesting a personal dynamic that could facilitate negotiations.

The administration has faced criticism from media outlets, prompting Leavitt to defend Trump's approach by highlighting his record of resolving seven global conflicts in seven months. House Republicans have nominated Trump for the Nobel Peace Prize, citing his "concrete contributions to international fraternity" and "leadership in reducing conflict and the risk of war" through his recent diplomatic initiatives with both Russia and Ukraine. The nomination letter specifically praised his Alaska summit with Putin and subsequent White House meetings with European leaders as significant steps toward establishing "a path towards a Ukraine ceasefire, prisoner exchanges, humanitarian corridors, and future security arrangements."

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‘I was the hunted, and now I’m the hunter.’

🍟 Quick Bite News 🍟

⚓ U.S. destroyers including USS Gravely and USS Jason Dunham are patrolling international waters around Venezuela as President Trump escalates efforts to stop drug cartels, with around 4,000 Marines and soldiers deploying over several months backed by spy planes, warships and submarines. The Trump administration has labeled Venezuela's regime a "narco-terror cartel" and demanded President Nicolás Maduro be held accountable, with Attorney General Pam Bondi announcing a $50 million reward for information leading to Maduro's arrest. The massive operation marks a dramatic escalation in Trump's push to block fentanyl and drug pipelines fueling America's overdose crisis.

🛡️ National Guard troops from six red states - Ohio, West Virginia, South Carolina, Louisiana, Mississippi and Tennessee - are deploying to Washington D.C. to help tackle crime as part of President Trump's crackdown in the nation's capital. More than 2,000 National Guard troops are slated to participate in the effort, with roughly 1,300 already arrived in Washington as of Tuesday. The deployment comes after Trump announced plans to activate approximately 800 National Guard troops and federalize the Metropolitan Police Department following the assault of a former DOGE staffer.

🔒 Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard removed security clearances from 37 current and former intelligence officials at President Trump's direction, accusing them of politicizing and manipulating intelligence. The revoked clearances include former Obama DNI James Clapper, who Gabbard claimed told officials to "compromise" normal procedures to rush a 2017 Intelligence Community Assessment related to Russia's influence in the 2016 election. The officials' access to classified systems, facilities, materials and information was terminated immediately, with their contracts or employment with the government also terminated.

🏗️ The Department of Homeland Security is expanding detention centers with a new facility in southwest Nebraska nicknamed the "Cornhusker Clink" as part of President Trump's push to add thousands of new ICE detention beds nationwide. The facility will combine 200 new beds with 280 already in place at the Work Ethic Camp in McCook, providing detention space for illegal aliens awaiting deportation or in deportation proceedings. DHS Secretary Kristi Noem warned that illegal aliens in the region could find themselves at Cornhusker Clink and encouraged them to "avoid arrest and self-deport now using the CBP Home App."

📺 Former Paramount chief Shari Redstone saw potential benefits in President Trump's lawsuit against CBS News, hoping his criticism could force the network to provide more balanced coverage of the Israel-Hamas war. Redstone, a staunch supporter of Israel, was vocal in her complaints about CBS' slanted coverage against Israel and thought Trump's legal pressure might accomplish what she couldn't internally. The former controlling shareholder supported the multimillion-dollar settlement reached last month between Trump and Paramount over allegations of "election interference."

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