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President Trump just turned up the heat on Vladimir Putin — slashing the ceasefire deadline he gave Russia in their war with Ukraine.

Standing beside British Prime Minister Keir Starmer in Scotland, Trump said he’s “very disappointed” in Putin and won’t wait around for 50 days like he first promised.

Tariffs —up to 100%—are now on the table if Moscow drags its feet.

This is Trump at his toughest: calling the shots, keeping America first, and proving to the world that peace comes through strength.

Get the rest of today’s Trump headlines below!

—Nick

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🔔 Trump Announces Historic EU Trade Deal
🏫 Trump Releases $6.8 Billion in Frozen Education Funds to States
💰 Trump Accuses Kamala of Illegal Payments to Celebrities
⚖️ Trump Says SCOTUS Immunity Ruling Benefits Obama in Russiagate
🏢 Trump Funds Expansion of Migrant Camps Like Alligator Alcatraz

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✅TRACKING TRUMP✅

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President Trump touched down in the United Kingdom and wasted no time telling European leaders they need to get serious about their immigration crises or risk losing Europe as they know it. Holding no punches, Trump said “You’ve got to get your act together.” True to his reputation, he combined this tough stance with a power move on the economic front, securing a landmark trade deal with the EU that promises a huge boost for American energy exports and investments.

Back home, Trump is doubling down on border security by pushing for more detention centers modeled after Florida’s “Alligator Alcatraz,” a plan sure to ignite fierce opposition from the left. On the political battlefield, the President also raised eyebrows by calling out the Harris campaign’s questionable payments to high-profile celebrities, stirring fresh legal questions. As always, Trump is blending tough talk with deal-making and policy action, keeping all eyes on his next move.

Check out all the latest developments and more below!

🔔 Trump Announces Historic EU Trade Deal 🔔

President Trump arrived in Scotland and immediately delivered a blistering warning to European leaders, charging that mass migration is “killing Europe” and describing the influx as a “horrible invasion” overtaking the continent. He singled out Europe’s open-border approach, declaring that unless urgent action is taken, “you’re not going to have a Europe anymore.” In his remarks, Trump repeatedly contrasted European struggles with his own border policies, boasting that the previous month saw “nobody entering our country” illegally and that the U.S. had forcibly removed large numbers of undocumented migrants under his administration.

According to Trump, some European leaders have managed the migration crisis better than others, though he refused to identify them to avoid "embarrassing" their peers. He characterized Europe’s challenges as existential, suggesting that national identities and cultures are threatened by uncontrolled immigration.

President Trump’s rhetoric has struck a chord with nationalist movements in Europe while also drawing sharp rebuke from critics who view his language as incendiary and divisive. Despite his own roots in Scotland and Germany, he argued that ties of ancestry do not diminish the risks posed by large-scale migration to the continent’s future. As Europe faces increasing numbers of asylum seekers arriving by boat, particularly on the shores of the United Kingdom, Trump’s warnings reverberated across political circles and newsrooms alike. He urged European governments to “shut it down” and emulate what he described as America’s successful crackdown, attributing advances to policies that dramatically reduced border crossings and accelerated deportations.

Against this fraught backdrop, Trump also engaged in high-stakes negotiations with European Union leaders, ultimately announcing what he called the “biggest deal ever made” between the United States and the EU. The landmark trade agreement commits the EU to purchasing $750b in American energy and investing an additional $600b in the U.S. - a move designed to correct transatlantic trade imbalances and deepen economic ties. In return, the United States will impose a 15% tariff on most European imports, replacing an imminent across-the-board hike to 30%. During joint appearances, President Trump and European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen described the deal as mutually beneficial, designed to bring both sides closer together and stave off escalating trade tensions.

The agreement goes further: the EU has pledged to purchase substantial quantities of U.S. military equipment, though precise figures are yet to be finalized. Certain sectors, such as aircraft, chemicals, and some agricultural products, will also see strategic tariff exemptions. Both leaders expressed hope that their accord would provide long-term stability for businesses on both sides of the Atlantic. The starting point, according to Trump and President von der Leyen, was to address the surplus enjoyed by the EU and the U.S. deficit, with the intent of fostering truly reciprocal commerce.

While visiting his golf properties in Scotland, President Trump’s trip served as a mix of business, diplomacy, and public messaging, with strong reactions trailing both his remarks on migration and his major economic announcement. Throughout his engagements, Trump maintained that safeguarding national borders and achieving fair trade are ultimately intertwined, each supporting his vision of renewed national and continental strength. In conclusion, he reinforced that immigration and trade policy are not merely questions of economics or security, but matters that cut to the heart of sovereignty, identity, and the long-term survival of Western nations.

🍟 Quick Bite News 🍟

🕊️ In an act of diplomacy, President Trump intervened in the escalating border conflict between Thailand and Cambodia by urging both countries to halt fighting and signaling he would not finalize trade deals with either unless hostilities stopped. Following his discussions with Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet and Thailand's Acting Prime Minister Phumtham Wechayachai, the nations agreed to meet for ceasefire negotiations, coordinated with U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio and supported by Malaysia and China. Despite this agreement, some clashes continued as both sides prepared for talks aimed at ending four days of intense fighting that caused over 30 deaths and displaced more than 168,000 people.

📰 President Trump released a list of names linked to Jeffrey Epstein that the media should focus on amid the ongoing files controversy, emphasizing the importance of transparency and accountability. He criticized media outlets for ignoring these individuals while suggesting the public deserves further information about Epstein-related dealings. Trump highlighted names connected to various spheres, including politics and entertainment, insisting that investigating their associations is crucial for uncovering broader truths.

🌍 Over the weekend, President Trump dismissed France’s recent recognition of Palestine, portraying it as an unhelpful act while prominent Republicans, including Senator Marco Rubio, criticized the move for undermining Israel and destabilizing the Middle East peace process. The administration maintained a strong pro-Israel stance, signaling that such unilateral recognitions could hinder efforts toward a negotiated settlement. Trump’s dismissal is part of growing Republican concerns that these diplomatic actions complicate U.S. foreign policy in the region.

✉️ President Trump penned a heartfelt letter to the mother of a slain congressional intern, expressing condolences and emphasizing the intern’s dedication and impact during her tenure in Congress. He acknowledged the profound grief experienced by her family and colleagues while honoring her memory as a committed public servant. Trump’s letter underscored the personal loss involved beyond the political sphere, showing sympathy and respect for those affected by the tragedy.

👮 The U.S. Secret Service apprehended an individual who climbed a fence near the U.S. Treasury Building, adjacent to the White House, after the person reportedly left a suspicious package on the sidewalk. The Explosive Ordnance Disposal team responded quickly and cleared the item to ensure public safety. The suspect was taken for medical evaluation and faces charges for unlawful entry along with a fugitive warrant from another jurisdiction.

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