Faye Hall, an American woman recently released by the Taliban following a court order, has publicly thanked President Donald Trump for her freedom. Expressing her gratitude, she stated, "I have never been so proud to be an American citizen." Her release marks a significant diplomatic moment amid ongoing US-Taliban relations.

US woman freed by Taliban thanks Trump after release

As US President Donald Trump prepares to unveil new reciprocal tariffs later this week, concerns are mounting in India, particularly within the pharmaceutical sector. Experts have raised alarms over the potential impact of these tariffs on India’s vital pharmaceutical exports, which are heavily reliant on the US Market. India exports more than $9 billion worth of pharmaceutical products to the US Annually, accounting for over 31% of the country’s total pharma exports.

India raises alarm over pharma exports

Iran has repainted the iconic ‘Down With USA’ mural in Tehran, a symbol of hostility dating back to 1979 when it was first painted on the US Embassy wall. The restoration comes amid growing tensions between Iran and the United States, fueling debates over their long-standing feud.

Iran repaints ‘down with USA’ mural amid rising tensions

The US has deployed B-2 stealth bombers to Diego Garcia amid rising tensions with Iran. Meanwhile, Washington has launched multiple airstrikes in Yemen, targeting key areas in the capital. Despite 36 reported strikes, Yemen insists it will continue supporting Gaza. Iran, on the other hand, is reportedly preparing its underground ‘Missile City.’

US-Houthis conflict: Yemen says US strikes won't deter them from supporting Gazans

Hamas has accepted a new ceasefire proposal brokered by Egypt and Qatar, but Israel continues its air offensive on Gaza. The IDF has released footage of multiple aerial attacks, claiming to have destroyed weapons storage facilities and killed dozens of militants. Meanwhile, Hamas has released a new video of an Israeli hostage pleading for freedom.

Israel-Hamas war: Hamas accepts new Gaza ceasefire proposal, but Israel continues offensive on Gaza

In a record-breaking revelation, US President Donald Trump has signed 107 executive orders in over two months, nearly tripling the count of former President Joe Biden, the White House stated.&nbsp;
Since the day of inauguration, US president Trump has been making headlines by taking stringent actions against various issues and signing executive orders for the same.&nbsp;
"RECORD-BREAKING: President Trump has signed 107 executive orders&mdash;nearly triple Biden&rsquo;s count. The American people sent him to the White House with a mandate, and he&rsquo;s delivering&mdash;cutting costs, securing the border, restoring peace, and unleashing American energy," the White House said in a social media post.&nbsp;
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🇺🇸🦅RECORD-BREAKING: President Trump has signed 107 executive orders&mdash;nearly triple Biden&rsquo;s count. The American people sent him to the White House with a mandate, and he&rsquo;s delivering&mdash;cutting costs, securing the border, restoring peace, and unleashing American energy. <a href="https://t.co/ED4i3TgS2p">pic.twitter.com/ED4i3TgS2p</a>
&mdash; The White House (@WhiteHouse) <a href="https://twitter.com/WhiteHouse/status/1905727674963874236?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">March 28, 2025</a></blockquote>
This comes just two months into Trump's second term. He has already surpassed Franklin D Roosevelt's record of 99 executive orders within the first 100 days.&nbsp;
Trump has been using the power of executive orders, to bring policy changes with a particular focus on reducing government spending and regulations.
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Many of the orders signed by the president were aimed at downsizing the federal government and imposing trade and tariffs on imports from foreign nations.&nbsp;
Trump has been reiterating that these policy shifts will protect American producers, however, economics warned that it could drive up prices for consumers.&nbsp;
Recently, the US president signed an executive order mandating stricter proof of citizenship requirements for voter registration. Critics have warned that the move could make voting harder for poor and elderly Americans who don't have easy access to documents like passports or birth certificates. &nbsp;
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Moreover, Trump has also issued several executive orders to roll back Biden-era policies, including environmental protections on fossil fuels and limits on tailpipe emission Immigration has been another priority, with orders directing US troops to the southern border and ending birthright citizenship.&nbsp;
One of his orders was also aimed at eliminating diversity, equity, inclusion and accessibility (DIA) programs from the federal government.&nbsp;
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(With inputs from agencies)

World: US president Trump has been making headlines by taking stringent actions against various issues and signing executive orders for the same.

In a record-breaking revelation, US President Donald Trump has signed 107 executive orders in over two months, nearly tripling the count of former President Joe Biden, the White House stated. Since the day of inauguration, US president Trump has been making headlines by taking stringent actions against various issues and signing executive orders for the same. "RECORD-BREAKING: President Trump has signed 107 executive orders—nearly triple Biden’s count. The American people sent him to the White House with a mandate, and he’s delivering—cutting costs, securing the border, restoring peace, and unleashing American energy," the White House said in a social media post. Also read: 'He’ll be gone in couple weeks': JD Vance urges Trump to sack Waltz after Signal leak; Trump says 'not yet' 🇺🇸🦅RECORD-BREAKING: President Trump has signed 107 executive orders—nearly triple Biden’s count. The American people sent him to the White House with a mandate, and he’s delivering—cutting costs, securing the border, restoring peace, and unleashing American energy. pic.twitter.com/ED4i3TgS2p — The White House (@WhiteHouse) March 28, 2025 This comes just two months into Trump's second term. He has already surpassed Franklin D Roosevelt's record of 99 executive orders within the first 100 days. Trump has been using the power of executive orders, to bring policy changes with a particular focus on reducing government spending and regulations. Also read: Trump praises Modi as 'very smart,' says tarrif talks between us would 'work out very well' Many of the orders signed by the president were aimed at downsizing the federal government and imposing trade and tariffs on imports from foreign nations. Trump has been reiterating that these policy shifts will protect American producers, however, economics warned that it could drive up prices for consumers. Recently, the US president signed an executive order mandating stricter proof of citizenship requirements for voter registration. Critics have warned that the move could make voting harder for poor and elderly Americans who don't have easy access to documents like passports or birth certificates. Also read: Americans want their state to join Canada? New poll reveals amid Trump's continuous warning to annex Ottawa Moreover, Trump has also issued several executive orders to roll back Biden-era policies, including environmental protections on fossil fuels and limits on tailpipe emission Immigration has been another priority, with orders directing US troops to the southern border and ending birthright citizenship. One of his orders was also aimed at eliminating diversity, equity, inclusion and accessibility (DIA) programs from the federal government. Also read: 'Bad, bad things will happen': Trump warns Iran on nuclear deal (With inputs from agencies)

RECORD BREAKING! Trump signed 107 executive orders in two months, nearly triples Biden's count

President Donald Trump has revoked Joe Biden’s security clearance, along with access for key political figures, including Kamala Harris and Hillary Clinton. Reports suggest this move follows a broader directive targeting political adversaries. Biden’s access to classified briefings has also been cut.

Trump revokes Biden’s security clearance amid political crackdown

President Donald Trump has appointed investigative journalist Sara Carter as the new head of the Office of National Drug Control Policy (ONDCP). Carter, known for her reporting on national security and crime, is tasked with tackling the country’s growing drug crisis. Trump praised her leadership, stating she will work to protect the nation from the scourge of drugs.

Trump appoints journalist Sara Carter as new US Drug Czar

Canada's Prime Minister and US President Donald Trump have spoken to each other over a phone call. The conversation comes at a time of growing rift between the two nations over Trump's tariffs and also his comments about making Canada the 51st state. Donald Trump, has just shared the update on the social media platform Truth Social, where the Republican leader said that it was a very productive conversation and also mentioned that both leaders will meet after Canada's elections. Watch in for more details!

Trump: Will meet Mark Carney after Canada holds elections on April 28

US President Donald Trump on Friday (March 28) warned Iran, saying that "bad things" would happen to the nation if it fails to reach a nuclear deal.&nbsp;
This comes a day after Iran responded to a letter from the US president, calling for talks.
"My big preference... is we work it out with Iran. But if we don't work it out, bad, bad things are gonna happen to Iran," Trump told reporters in the Oval Office.
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Last week, Trump sent Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei a letter, proposing negotiations on a new nuclear deal, with a two-month ultimatum, to reach an agreement.&nbsp;
The communication contained &ldquo;more of a threatening posture,&rdquo; but apparently also offered &ldquo;some opportunities&rdquo; for Iran, the country&rsquo;s Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi said on Thursday, saying a response will come &ldquo;in the coming days.&rdquo;
Trump&rsquo;s envoy, Steve Witkoff, delivered the letter to the president of the United Arab Emirates. Following this, a UAE official passed the letter to the Iranians.&nbsp;
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Moreover, last week, Khamenei said that the deadly US strikes on the Houthi rebels in Yemen were a "crime that must be stopped".
Prior to that week, &nbsp;the Tehran-backed militant group threatened to renew attacks on Israeli shipping in retaliation to aid blockade in the besieged Palestinian enclave by Israel. This triggered the first US strikes on Yemen since President Donald Trump took office in the month of January.
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The US said that several top Houthi officials were killed in its strikes on Yemen, whereas the Houthi-run health ministry said the strikes claimed the lives of 53 people and injured approximately 100.
Moreover, the US president also threatened to "annihilate" Houthis and warned Iran against continuing with its aid to the group amid an ongoing US military campaign against them. &nbsp;
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(With inputs from agencies)

World: Last week, Trump sent Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei a letter, proposing negotiations on a new nuclear deal, with a two-month ultimatum.

US President Donald Trump on Friday (March 28) warned Iran, saying that "bad things" would happen to the nation if it fails to reach a nuclear deal. This comes a day after Iran responded to a letter from the US president, calling for talks. "My big preference... is we work it out with Iran. But if we don't work it out, bad, bad things are gonna happen to Iran," Trump told reporters in the Oval Office. Also read: Iran's Khamenei says US strikes on Yemen 'a crime that must be stopped' Last week, Trump sent Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei a letter, proposing negotiations on a new nuclear deal, with a two-month ultimatum, to reach an agreement. The communication contained “more of a threatening posture,” but apparently also offered “some opportunities” for Iran, the country’s Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi said on Thursday, saying a response will come “in the coming days.” Trump’s envoy, Steve Witkoff, delivered the letter to the president of the United Arab Emirates. Following this, a UAE official passed the letter to the Iranians. Also read: ‘Iran will retaliate’: Khamenei warns Trump against making ‘unwise’ threats, says ‘will inflict a blow’ Moreover, last week, Khamenei said that the deadly US strikes on the Houthi rebels in Yemen were a "crime that must be stopped". Prior to that week, the Tehran-backed militant group threatened to renew attacks on Israeli shipping in retaliation to aid blockade in the besieged Palestinian enclave by Israel. This triggered the first US strikes on Yemen since President Donald Trump took office in the month of January. Also read: ‘They aim at domination’: Khamenei condemns ‘bullying’ after Trump’s military action threat against Iran The US said that several top Houthi officials were killed in its strikes on Yemen, whereas the Houthi-run health ministry said the strikes claimed the lives of 53 people and injured approximately 100. Moreover, the US president also threatened to "annihilate" Houthis and warned Iran against continuing with its aid to the group amid an ongoing US military campaign against them. Also read: 'Final strokes': Trump hints at 'final moments' with Iran after his letter to Khamenei 'gets lost in mail' (With inputs from agencies)

'Bad, bad things will happen': Trump warns Iran on nuclear deal

One in five Americans want their state to join Canada, a new poll has revealed. This comes amid US President Donald Trump's continuous warning to make Canada America's 51st state.
The shocking poll showed that only nine per cent of Canadians believe it is likely that Canada will become the 51st US state.
"By contrast, 20 per cent of Americans would like their state to join Canada and become a Canadian province, a proportion that is higher among respondents aged 18 to 34 (30 per cent),&rdquo; a new L&eacute;ger report stated.
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It further indicated that just one out of three Americans (35 percent) favour Trump's tariffs on Canadian imports.&nbsp;
Moreover, two-thirds of US respondents expressed concerns over the impact of the tariffs on the prices of grocery items like dairy, eggs and meat.&nbsp;
Leger executive-vice president Andrew Enns said that the US is &ldquo;incredibly polarized&rdquo; and Trump is &ldquo;extraordinarily unpopular&rdquo; to some Americans who would likely relish the opportunity to join Canada.
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&ldquo;(Trump) and the Republican Party&rsquo;s stance on hot-button issues such as abortion rights and immigration would certainly give some Americans reason to find refuge in Canada,&rdquo; Enns wrote to the National Post.
The polling was done from March 21 to March 24, with a sample of 1,599 Canadians and 1012 Americans via an online panel.&nbsp;
Earlier in January, Trump threatened to use "economic force" to annex Canada.&nbsp;
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&ldquo;Because Canada and the United States, that would really be something. You get rid of that artificially drawn line, and you take a look at what that looks like, and it would also be much better for national security,&rdquo; Trump said at that time.&nbsp;
Since then, he has been frequently referring to the country as the future 51st American state and former Prime Minister Justin Trudeau as "governor".&nbsp;
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(With inputs from agencies)

World: Moreover, two-thirds of US respondents expressed concerns over the impact of the tariffs on the prices of grocery items like dairy, eggs and meat.

One in five Americans want their state to join Canada, a new poll has revealed. This comes amid US President Donald Trump's continuous warning to make Canada America's 51st state. The shocking poll showed that only nine per cent of Canadians believe it is likely that Canada will become the 51st US state. "By contrast, 20 per cent of Americans would like their state to join Canada and become a Canadian province, a proportion that is higher among respondents aged 18 to 34 (30 per cent),” a new Léger report stated. Also read: 'We agree on many things': Trump touts 'very productive' call with Canada's Mark Carney despite looming trade war It further indicated that just one out of three Americans (35 percent) favour Trump's tariffs on Canadian imports. Moreover, two-thirds of US respondents expressed concerns over the impact of the tariffs on the prices of grocery items like dairy, eggs and meat. Leger executive-vice president Andrew Enns said that the US is “incredibly polarized” and Trump is “extraordinarily unpopular” to some Americans who would likely relish the opportunity to join Canada. Also read: Canada’s Mark Carney to hold first call with Trump today as Canada warns 'US is no longer a reliable partner' “(Trump) and the Republican Party’s stance on hot-button issues such as abortion rights and immigration would certainly give some Americans reason to find refuge in Canada,” Enns wrote to the National Post. The polling was done from March 21 to March 24, with a sample of 1,599 Canadians and 1012 Americans via an online panel. Earlier in January, Trump threatened to use "economic force" to annex Canada. Also read: Canada PM Mark Carney calls Trump's new 25% tariffs on car imports to US 'direct attack' “Because Canada and the United States, that would really be something. You get rid of that artificially drawn line, and you take a look at what that looks like, and it would also be much better for national security,” Trump said at that time. Since then, he has been frequently referring to the country as the future 51st American state and former Prime Minister Justin Trudeau as "governor". Also read: Era of close Canada-US ties 'over' says PM Carney after Trump's auto tariffs announcement (With inputs from agencies)

Americans want their state to join Canada? New poll reveals amid Trump's continuous warning to annex Ottawa

Deadly earthquakes jolted Myanmar and Thailand on Friday (March 28), killing over 150 people and injuring 732. Following the violent quake, the Thailand government declared an emergency.&nbsp;
Meanwhile today, US President Donald Trump held a "very productive" call with Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney, even as tensions between the two nations continue to rise.&nbsp;
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There been questions in the recent past about India batter Virat Kohli's form, his future and the calls for retirement have grown considerably as well. The batter, however, needed only two balls in Indian Premier League (IPL) 2025 game on Friday (Mar 28) to show why is he still relevant - despite retiring from T20Is last year following India's T20 World Cup win during which he was Player of the Match.

World: US President Donald Trump held a "very productive" call with Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney, even as tensions between the two nations continue to rise.

Deadly earthquakes jolted Myanmar and Thailand on Friday (March 28), killing over 150 people and injuring 732. Following the violent quake, the Thailand government declared an emergency. Meanwhile today, US President Donald Trump held a "very productive" call with Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney, even as tensions between the two nations continue to rise. Click on the headlines for more Deadly earthquake in Myanmar, Thailand: Over 150 dead, 732 injured; Bangkok declares state of emergency as situation worsens A massive earthquake jolted Myanmar and Bangkok on Friday (March 28), killing over 150 people, leading to the Thailand government declaring an emergency and shutting down metro and rail services. 'We agree on many things': Trump touts 'very productive' call with Canada's Mark Carney despite looming trade war US President Donald Trump said on Friday that he had a “very productive” conversation with Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney, even as tensions between the two countries continue to rise. ‘Won’t allow any fire’: Netanyahu warns of strikes ‘everywhere in Lebanon’ after hitting Beirut Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Friday (March 28) issued a strong warning, saying Israel would "strike everywhere in Lebanon against any threat", following the first air strike on south Beirut since a ceasefire with Hezbollah began in November. ‘Cold reception’ awaits JD Vance, wife Usha in Greenland as scaled-back trip draws global attention: What to know US Vice President JD Vance and his wife, Usha, are expected to arrive in Greenland on Friday (March 28) for a significantly pulled-back visit, following backlash over the original plans. The initial itinerary triggered a diplomatic stir between the United States, Denmark, and Greenland. Israeli strike hits Beirut for first time since Hezbollah ceasefire; Lebanon hunts those behind rocket attack on Israel An Israeli air strike targeted a neighbourhood in southern Beirut on Friday (March 28), marking the first such attack since a ceasefire in November eased tensions between Israel and Hezbollah. 'Utterly tasteless': White House joins Studio Ghibli trend but internet slams it. Here's why After the internet found that ChatGPT can create Studio Ghibli inspired images, a massive trend started. People were seen creating images mimicking the iconic animation style. Why are Muslims in India wearing black armbands during Alvida namaz? Muslims in various cities across India wore black armbands while offering namaz on the occasion of ‘Alvida Jumma’, the last Friday of the holy month of Ramzan. Several people were seen wearing black armbands while offering prayers in Lucknow, Hyderabad, and other cities. The donning of black armbands was in adherence to the call for a silent protest by the All India Muslim Personal Law Board (AIMPLB). 'Threw knife at each other': Bengaluru IT professional murders wife, then attempts suicide A 36-year-old tech professional in Bengaluru allegedly murdered his wife, packed her body in a suitcase, and fled to Pune, where he later attempted suicide. The incident occurred in Doddakannahalli, Bengaluru. Kunal Kamra granted interim anticipatory bail by Madras high court amid controversy The Madras High Court granted interim anticipatory bail to stand-up comedian Kunal Kamra on Friday. Kamra has been facing legal trouble over jokes aimed at Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister Eknath Shinde. IPL 2025: 'First one on head then a six,' Kohli shows why is he still relevant despite calls of his retirement - WATCH There been questions in the recent past about India batter Virat Kohli's form, his future and the calls for retirement have grown considerably as well. The batter, however, needed only two balls in Indian Premier League (IPL) 2025 game on Friday (Mar 28) to show why is he still relevant - despite retiring from T20Is last year following India's T20 World Cup win during which he was Player of the Match.

Top 10 world news: Massive earthquakes hit Myanmar, Thailand; Trump holds call with Canada's PM, and more

It is election season in Canada, and the biggest issue is, believe it or not, Donald Trump. The latest tariffs announced by the United States president have invited some sharp reactions from across the political spectrum. While each may have a different opinion on a deal with Trump, the consensus seems to be to put Canada first and to retaliate if tariffs are imposed. Watch in for more details!

Canada first in focus after Trump's auto tariffs

Ukraine's allies from across Europe had an encouraging message for its president, Volodymyr Zelensky, on Thursday at the end of their summit hosted by French President Emmanuel Macron in Paris.

Russia-Ukraine War: Zelensky makes bold claims as war escalates, 'Putin will die soon'

#GRAVITAS | U.S. President Donald Trump tried to alleviate concerns over the leak of military plans and called it a “witch hunt”, thereby, downplaying the seriousness of the leak. Meanwhile, U.S. Intel Chief Tulsi Gabbard dubbed the incident "a mistake" and insisted that no classified information was compromised in the procedure.  She further said that apps such as Signal come pre-installed in government devices. Do these claims hold enough merit? Watch this video to find out more.

Trump's White House scrambles to handle Signalgate fallout

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky on Wednesday probably hesitated to advise the US to impose sanctions on Russia for not accepting the ceasefire offer.&nbsp;
While addressing the press conference after a meeting of the "coalition of the willing" on Ukraine, Zelensky suggested the US should have imposed sanctions on Russia when it rejected the US proposal for a full ceasefire.&nbsp;
However, right after saying that, he took a pause as he probably remembered the Oval Office spat with President Donald Trump.&nbsp;
Also read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/grateful-to-us-trump-immensely-thankful-zelensky-hints-at-being-friends-with-trump-after-ugly-wh-spat-8768650">'Grateful to US, Trump': 'Immensely' thankful Zelensky, hints at being friends with Trump after ugly WH&nbsp;spat</a>
"Okay, let&rsquo;s just make a pause and not just tell America, advise America what to do. They have their own people who can advise," Zelensky added.&nbsp;
US President Donald Trump, Vice President JD Vance, and Zelensky got into a war of words at the White House earlier this month.
He also pointed out that Ukraine keeps agreeing to US proposals without making any changes, however, Russia effectively keeps rejecting them, demanding late adjustments or introducing new conditions.&nbsp;
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During the conference, Zelensky also stressed that Russian President Vladimir Putin is the only blockage to progress in peace talks, saying that he is ready for talks in any possible format.
He also urged Trump to back Ukraine against Russia and offered adequacy security guarantees if the US blocked Ukraine&rsquo;s accession to NATO.
Also read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/putin-wants-to-divide-europe-us-zelensky-stresses-washington-stance-on-russia-should-be-stronger-8897747">'Putin wants to divide Europe, US': Zelensky stresses Washington's stance on Russia should be stronger</a>
The Ukrainian president added that the US could play a critical role in enforcing the ceasefire or peace deal, as its military power would make Russia aware there would be serious consequences of breaking whatever is agreed.
Zelensky said that Ukraine would not recognise any part of its occupied territory as Russian.
Moreover, he further warned that Russia does not want peace in Ukraine and seeks to divide Europe and America, as he urged the US to take a stronger line.&nbsp;
Also read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/scheduled-a-meeting-us-ukraine-to-hold-talks-once-again-days-after-white-house-spat-8811646">'Scheduled a meeting': US, Ukraine to hold talks once again days after White House spat</a>
(With inputs from agencies)

World: Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky suggested the US should have imposed sanctions on Russia when it rejected the US proposal for a full ceasefire.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky on Wednesday probably hesitated to advise the US to impose sanctions on Russia for not accepting the ceasefire offer. While addressing the press conference after a meeting of the "coalition of the willing" on Ukraine, Zelensky suggested the US should have imposed sanctions on Russia when it rejected the US proposal for a full ceasefire. However, right after saying that, he took a pause as he probably remembered the Oval Office spat with President Donald Trump. Also read: 'Grateful to US, Trump': 'Immensely' thankful Zelensky, hints at being friends with Trump after ugly WH spat "Okay, let’s just make a pause and not just tell America, advise America what to do. They have their own people who can advise," Zelensky added. US President Donald Trump, Vice President JD Vance, and Zelensky got into a war of words at the White House earlier this month. He also pointed out that Ukraine keeps agreeing to US proposals without making any changes, however, Russia effectively keeps rejecting them, demanding late adjustments or introducing new conditions. Also read: 'For as long as it may take': UK PM Keir Starmer affirms support for Zelensky day after spat with Trump During the conference, Zelensky also stressed that Russian President Vladimir Putin is the only blockage to progress in peace talks, saying that he is ready for talks in any possible format. He also urged Trump to back Ukraine against Russia and offered adequacy security guarantees if the US blocked Ukraine’s accession to NATO. Also read: 'Putin wants to divide Europe, US': Zelensky stresses Washington's stance on Russia should be stronger The Ukrainian president added that the US could play a critical role in enforcing the ceasefire or peace deal, as its military power would make Russia aware there would be serious consequences of breaking whatever is agreed. Zelensky said that Ukraine would not recognise any part of its occupied territory as Russian. Moreover, he further warned that Russia does not want peace in Ukraine and seeks to divide Europe and America, as he urged the US to take a stronger line. Also read: 'Scheduled a meeting': US, Ukraine to hold talks once again days after White House spat (With inputs from agencies)

Zelensky scared of Trump? Ukrainian president takes a step back after 'advising' US to impose sanctions on Russia

The American intelligence lapse that continues to make waves both within the United States and indeed around the world. With each passing day, there are more reports and more details—damning details—that seem to emerge.

Yemen war chat leak: Team Trump puts up show of unity

Yemen war chat leak: Trump White House scrambles to handle SignalGate fallout

US President Donald Trump on Thursday (March 27) once again targeted "Radical left" Politico magazine, asking Elon Musk's DOGE to take back the money given by the government.&nbsp;
Trump slammed the previous government, saying, "Whatever happened to the $8,000,000 given by our &ldquo;government&rdquo; to Radical Left Politico magazine, or whatever you would call it."
"Owned by wealthy guys, this money should be taken back by DOGE, ASAP," he said in a post on Truth Social.&nbsp;
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Last month also, Trump criticised the established publications, Politico, New York Times, and Reuters, saying that "Radical Left Reuters" was paid "$9,000,000 by the Department of Defense to study &lsquo;large scale social deception."
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Further today, Trump also slammed former Georgia State Representative Stacey Abrams, saying that the "government" funneled into her "environment fund".
"Also, is Stacey Abrams going to give back the Two Billion Dollars they funneled into her &ldquo;environmental fund&rdquo; just prior to my assuming office," he continued.&nbsp;
The US president stressed that Stacey went from "$100 in donations to $2,000,000,000 in just one day? Not bad!!!".&nbsp;
"Get back the money," Trump told DOGE in his post.&nbsp;
Also read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/india-news/first-of-its-kind-chatgpt-to-pay-politico-business-insider-for-content-access-to-let-summarise-articles-669577">&lsquo;First of&nbsp;its&nbsp;kind&rsquo;: ChatGPT to pay Politico, Business Insider for content access, summarising articles</a>
Moreover, last month, the US president also reiterated his claim that billions of dollars had been given "to the fake news media" to write favourable stories about Democrats.&nbsp;
However, the website has denied the allegations, calling them "flat-out false". On his official Truth Social account, Trump posted: "LOOKS LIKE BILLIONS OF DOLLARS HAVE BEEN STOLLEN [sic] AT USAID, AND OTHER AGENCIES, MUCH OF IT GOING TO THE FAKE NEWS MEDIA AS A "PAYOFF" FOR CREATING GOOD STORIES ABOUT THE DEMOCRATS." &nbsp;
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Notably, USAspending.gov, a government website that tracks federal spending, revealed that in 2024, the government agencies paid a total of almost $8 million for Politico subscriptions and products, including $24,000 spent by the US Agency for International Development (USAID) on subscriptions.&nbsp;
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(With inputs from agencies)
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World: Trump slammed former Georgia State Representative Stacey Abrams, saying that the "government" funneled into her "environment fund", which should be taken back.

US President Donald Trump on Thursday (March 27) once again targeted "Radical left" Politico magazine, asking Elon Musk's DOGE to take back the money given by the government. Trump slammed the previous government, saying, "Whatever happened to the $8,000,000 given by our “government” to Radical Left Politico magazine, or whatever you would call it." "Owned by wealthy guys, this money should be taken back by DOGE, ASAP," he said in a post on Truth Social. Last month also, Trump criticised the established publications, Politico, New York Times, and Reuters, saying that "Radical Left Reuters" was paid "$9,000,000 by the Department of Defense to study ‘large scale social deception." Also read: Donald Trump: Government paid Politico to write 'good stories' about Democrats Further today, Trump also slammed former Georgia State Representative Stacey Abrams, saying that the "government" funneled into her "environment fund". "Also, is Stacey Abrams going to give back the Two Billion Dollars they funneled into her “environmental fund” just prior to my assuming office," he continued. The US president stressed that Stacey went from "$100 in donations to $2,000,000,000 in just one day? Not bad!!!". "Get back the money," Trump told DOGE in his post. Also read: ‘First of its kind’: ChatGPT to pay Politico, Business Insider for content access, summarising articles Moreover, last month, the US president also reiterated his claim that billions of dollars had been given "to the fake news media" to write favourable stories about Democrats. However, the website has denied the allegations, calling them "flat-out false". On his official Truth Social account, Trump posted: "LOOKS LIKE BILLIONS OF DOLLARS HAVE BEEN STOLLEN [sic] AT USAID, AND OTHER AGENCIES, MUCH OF IT GOING TO THE FAKE NEWS MEDIA AS A "PAYOFF" FOR CREATING GOOD STORIES ABOUT THE DEMOCRATS." Also read: Justin Baldoni sues The New York Times for its story supporting Blake Lively's claim Notably, USAspending.gov, a government website that tracks federal spending, revealed that in 2024, the government agencies paid a total of almost $8 million for Politico subscriptions and products, including $24,000 spent by the US Agency for International Development (USAID) on subscriptions. Also read: No to checkmark badges: NYT, LA Times, Politico, and other major news outlets reject Twitter's blue tick (With inputs from agencies)

'Get back the money ASAP': Trump asks DOGE to take back $8,000,000 given to 'Radical Left' Politico magazine

US Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem visited President Donald Trump's high security and his "personal favourite" El Salvador prison where he has kept the Venezuelans, who he alleges are gang members have been held since their removal from the United States.
Her tour included two crowded cell blocks, the armory, and an isolation unit.&nbsp;
Noem's visit comes as the Trump administration has been cracking down on mass deportation and deporting alleged Venezuelan gang members prison which they describe as the "worst of the worst".&nbsp;
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At the prison, Noem toured an area holding some of the Venezuelans accused of being gang members.&nbsp;
In the sweltering building of El Salvador, the prisoners were in white T-shirts, and shorts, silently staring from their cell without making a sound.&nbsp;
About a dozen prisoners were lined up by guards near the front of their cell and told to remove their T-shirts and face masks. Those men were heavily tattooed, while some bearing the letters MS, for the Mara Salvatrucha gang, on their chests.
After listening to Salvadoran officials, Noem turned her back to the call and recorded a video message.&nbsp;
Also read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/heads-shaved-stripped-down-how-horribly-inmates-are-treated-in-el-salvadors-mega-prison-8878032">&lsquo;Heads shaved, stripped down...&rsquo;: How horribly inmates are treated in El Salvador&rsquo;s mega prison</a>
"This is one of the consequences you could face,&rdquo; Noem said. &ldquo;First of all, do not come to our country illegally. You will be removed and you will be prosecuted. But know that this facility is one of the tools in our toolkit that we will use if you commit crimes against the American people.&rdquo;
As Noem exited the building, the men were heard shouting an indiscernible chant.&nbsp;
Earlier on Wednesday, Homeland Security posted on X, indicating that it would continue working with El Salvador, saying that Noem was slated to discuss how the US can &ldquo;increase the number of deportation flights and removals of violent criminals from the US&rdquo; during her visit with President Nayib Bukele.
Also read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/business-economy/imf-el-salvador-agree-on-preliminary-accord-to-strengthen-economic-stability-fiscal-health-747897">IMF, El Salvador agree on preliminary accord to strengthen economic stability, fiscal health</a>
Noem's visit is part of a three-day trip. She will also travel to Colombia and Mexico.&nbsp;
Earlier this month, Trump invoked the Alien Enemies Act of 1798 and removed Venezuelans from the US, saying that the country was being invaded by the Tren de Aragua gang.
The Alien Enemies Act gives the president wartime powers and allows noncitizens to be deported without the opportunity to go before an immigration or federal court judge.
Also read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/el-salvadors-nayib-bukele-mega-prison-americas-worst-criminals-illegal-immigrants-us-secretary-of-state-marco-rubio-us-president-donald-trump-8690813">El Salvador's &lsquo;mega-prison&rsquo; to take in America&rsquo;s worst criminals, illegal immigrants but 'for a price'</a>
(With inputs from agencies)
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World: Noem's visit comes as the Trump administration has deported alleged Venezuelan gang members prison which they describe as the "worst of the worst".

US Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem visited President Donald Trump's high security and his "personal favourite" El Salvador prison where he has kept the Venezuelans, who he alleges are gang members have been held since their removal from the United States. Her tour included two crowded cell blocks, the armory, and an isolation unit. Noem's visit comes as the Trump administration has been cracking down on mass deportation and deporting alleged Venezuelan gang members prison which they describe as the "worst of the worst". Also read: ‘Could get jailed in El Salvador prisons’: Trump threatens ‘terrorists’ harming Musk, Tesla with 20-year jail At the prison, Noem toured an area holding some of the Venezuelans accused of being gang members. In the sweltering building of El Salvador, the prisoners were in white T-shirts, and shorts, silently staring from their cell without making a sound. About a dozen prisoners were lined up by guards near the front of their cell and told to remove their T-shirts and face masks. Those men were heavily tattooed, while some bearing the letters MS, for the Mara Salvatrucha gang, on their chests. After listening to Salvadoran officials, Noem turned her back to the call and recorded a video message. Also read: ‘Heads shaved, stripped down...’: How horribly inmates are treated in El Salvador’s mega prison "This is one of the consequences you could face,” Noem said. “First of all, do not come to our country illegally. You will be removed and you will be prosecuted. But know that this facility is one of the tools in our toolkit that we will use if you commit crimes against the American people.” As Noem exited the building, the men were heard shouting an indiscernible chant. Earlier on Wednesday, Homeland Security posted on X, indicating that it would continue working with El Salvador, saying that Noem was slated to discuss how the US can “increase the number of deportation flights and removals of violent criminals from the US” during her visit with President Nayib Bukele. Also read: IMF, El Salvador agree on preliminary accord to strengthen economic stability, fiscal health Noem's visit is part of a three-day trip. She will also travel to Colombia and Mexico. Earlier this month, Trump invoked the Alien Enemies Act of 1798 and removed Venezuelans from the US, saying that the country was being invaded by the Tren de Aragua gang. The Alien Enemies Act gives the president wartime powers and allows noncitizens to be deported without the opportunity to go before an immigration or federal court judge. Also read: El Salvador's ‘mega-prison’ to take in America’s worst criminals, illegal immigrants but 'for a price' (With inputs from agencies)

'If you commit crimes against America...': DHS Secretary Kristi Noem warns as she visits Trump's fav El Salvador prison

The American President indicated that the auto tariffs are apart from like-for-like levies that he's been pledging to impose.

Auto stocks fell on Thursday as the US is pushing ahead with some harsh tariffs on automakers and threatened more sweeping trade taxes, reinforcing investor concern about the hit to global economic growth.

Auto shares slump after US tariff announcement

Auto stocks fell on Thursday as the US is pushing ahead with some harsh tariffs on automakers and threatened more sweeping trade taxes, reinforcing investor concern about the hit to global economic growth. Asian shares skidded with Wall Street after Trump's announcement. Shares in Japan's biggest car companies fell. Stocks of Japanese automakers Toyota, Nissan, Mitsubishi Motors, and South Korea's Hyundai fell by over 3%.

Trump's 25% auto import tax triggers trade war fears

As in the past several people have tried to climb the White House fence, this time it was a small child, seen crawling through the fencing and trying to enter the White House on Wednesday (March 26).&nbsp;
After seeing the small child trying to crawl his way inside the White House, the Secret Service personnel quickly went there and picked up the child.&nbsp;
The video went viral on social media, as the child was seen playing with his beard.&nbsp;
Also read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/trump-continues-to-have-confidence-in-his-national-security-team-white-house-8894436">Trump continues to have 'confidence in his national security team': White House</a>
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A kid squeezed through the fence on the north lawn of the White House. Secret Service has retrieved him and brought him back to his parents. <a href="https://t.co/42jpG1tF5w">pic.twitter.com/42jpG1tF5w</a>
&mdash; Tyler Smith (@tyler5mith) <a href="https://twitter.com/tyler5mith/status/1905026132069785715?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">March 26, 2025</a></blockquote>
As shown in the video, a security officer was seen carrying the child in a blue hooded sweatshirt across the lawn before giving the child to another officer.&nbsp;
Secret Service spokesperson Anthony Guglielmi said that the incident occurred near the North Lawn at approximately 6:30 pm, shortly after US President Donald Trump made an announcement regarding proposed auto tariffs from the Oval Office.&nbsp;
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"Officers quickly reunited the child with their parents without incident," Guglielmi stated in a social media post.
Netizens started to mock about the incident, as one of the users commented, "Is that Elon's kid? If so, it's cool; that's his dad's house."
Another user commented, "lol, that's one way to visit the white house. Wonder what he wanted to see."
The third user joked that the child was there to interview for the highchair cabinet position.&nbsp;
However, such similar incidents have happened in the past too, but what makes it different is that this time it was a little child who was trying to cross the White House perimeter.&nbsp;
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Last month, a video went viral, showing a man wearing a black outfit getting stuck while climbing the security fencing outside the White House.&nbsp;
A tourist filmed the man as he charged towards the fence on the South Grounds on February 3 and started climbing to the top.&nbsp;
Witnesses said they heard the man say &ldquo;fu** it&rdquo; before he tried to climb over.
However, the climber got stuck as he reached the spikes at the top and then started to back up and climb back down. But, he was eventually swarmed by agents.
Also read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/trump-putin-call-underway-white-house-says-talks-going-well-russia-ukraine-war-live-updates-8866815">Trump-Putin call ends after over two hours, White House and Kremlin confirm | Key HIGHLIGHTS</a>
(With inputs from agencies)

World: After seeing the small child trying to crawl his way inside the White House, the Secret Service personnel quickly went there and picked up the child.

As in the past several people have tried to climb the White House fence, this time it was a small child, seen crawling through the fencing and trying to enter the White House on Wednesday (March 26). After seeing the small child trying to crawl his way inside the White House, the Secret Service personnel quickly went there and picked up the child. The video went viral on social media, as the child was seen playing with his beard. Also read: Trump continues to have 'confidence in his national security team': White House A kid squeezed through the fence on the north lawn of the White House. Secret Service has retrieved him and brought him back to his parents. pic.twitter.com/42jpG1tF5w — Tyler Smith (@tyler5mith) March 26, 2025 As shown in the video, a security officer was seen carrying the child in a blue hooded sweatshirt across the lawn before giving the child to another officer. Secret Service spokesperson Anthony Guglielmi said that the incident occurred near the North Lawn at approximately 6:30 pm, shortly after US President Donald Trump made an announcement regarding proposed auto tariffs from the Oval Office. Also read: Here's why Donald Trump didn't invite Sunita Williams to White House "Officers quickly reunited the child with their parents without incident," Guglielmi stated in a social media post. Netizens started to mock about the incident, as one of the users commented, "Is that Elon's kid? If so, it's cool; that's his dad's house." Another user commented, "lol, that's one way to visit the white house. Wonder what he wanted to see." The third user joked that the child was there to interview for the highchair cabinet position. However, such similar incidents have happened in the past too, but what makes it different is that this time it was a little child who was trying to cross the White House perimeter. Also read: White House ‘confident’ of winning court battle over deportations Last month, a video went viral, showing a man wearing a black outfit getting stuck while climbing the security fencing outside the White House. A tourist filmed the man as he charged towards the fence on the South Grounds on February 3 and started climbing to the top. Witnesses said they heard the man say “fu** it” before he tried to climb over. However, the climber got stuck as he reached the spikes at the top and then started to back up and climb back down. But, he was eventually swarmed by agents. Also read: Trump-Putin call ends after over two hours, White House and Kremlin confirm | Key HIGHLIGHTS (With inputs from agencies)

'Cute or sinister?' Little child crawls through White House fence, netizens react, 'Is that Elon's kid?'

On Wednesday, President Donald Trump announced a 25 per cent tariff on cars and car parts imported into the United States. The tariffs are slated to take effect on April 3. Watch to know more!

Donald Trump announces 25% tariffs on imported cars, car parts

Russia has launched a massive bombing campaign across Ukraine, with deadly strikes hitting Kharkiv regions. Stay updated on the latest developments in the Russia-Ukraine war. Watch to know more!

Russia Ukraine War: Moscow's air attacks pound Kharkiv amid high-stake ceasefire talks

#GRAVITAS | U.S. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick claims as many as 1,000 gold cards have been sold in a single day and their sales are only climbing with more and more people lining up to get their hands on them. Watch this video to find out more.

Trump's $5M gold card is a ticket to the American dream

US District Court Judge James Boasberg has been assigned to oversee a lawsuit filed against members of President Donald Trump's cabinet who were involved in the chat group with a journalist, discussing secret war plans against Houthi on Signal app.&nbsp;
American Oversight, the non-profit organisation, and a watchdog group filed a lawsuit against Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard, CIA Director John Ratcliffe, and Secretary of State Marco Rubio.
&ldquo;The Federal Records Act requires federal officials to preserve communications related to official government business,&rdquo; the nonprofit American Oversight wrote in the lawsuit, obtained by the Daily Beast.
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The case has been assigned to President Donald Trump&rsquo;s least-favorite judge, James Boasberg on Wednesday morning, according to court documents.&nbsp;
The case has been randomly assigned to Boasberg, who serves on the US District Court for Washington, DC.&nbsp;
However, it gathered criticism from other Senators as Sen. Josh Hawley, R-Mo., condemned "rogue judges" like Boasberg in a statement to Fox News Digital.&nbsp;
"These judges have proven they care more about unlawfully knee-capping President Trump's agenda than accurately applying the facts to the law in each individual case. Congress can change that," he said.
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Moreover, the lawsuit by American Oversight notes that Signal group chats can be set up to delete messages after a certain time threshold, leading to the possibility that certain records were illegally destroyed.
<h2>Why is he MAGA's least favourite?</h2>
Boasberg has come under the limelight recently after he rejected the Trump administration&rsquo;s request to dismiss a previous order he had issued barring the administration from deporting immigrants under one of Trump&rsquo;s executive orders.&nbsp;
The Judge also suggested that the administration may have violated his order by sending migrants to El Salvador despite the ruling.
Earlier this month, Trump called for the impeachment of Chief Judge James Boasberg, &nbsp;who leads the federal court in Washington, DC.&nbsp;
Boasberg ruled in favour of Democracy Forward and the ACLU, who had challenged the deportations. In his decision, he said the removals could cause "irreparable" harm.&nbsp;
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His order temporarily prevented Trump from using the Alien Enemies Act for deportations until a proper hearing could be conducted.
This is not the first time Boasberg has clashed with Trump&rsquo;s circle. He previously served on the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court (FISA Court), which approved surveillance of certain members of Trump&rsquo;s 2016 campaign, a decision that drew criticism from Trump&rsquo;s supporters.
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(With inputs from agencies)

World: American Oversight filed a lawsuit against Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard, CIA Director Ratcliffe and Marco Rubio.

US District Court Judge James Boasberg has been assigned to oversee a lawsuit filed against members of President Donald Trump's cabinet who were involved in the chat group with a journalist, discussing secret war plans against Houthi on Signal app. American Oversight, the non-profit organisation, and a watchdog group filed a lawsuit against Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard, CIA Director John Ratcliffe, and Secretary of State Marco Rubio. “The Federal Records Act requires federal officials to preserve communications related to official government business,” the nonprofit American Oversight wrote in the lawsuit, obtained by the Daily Beast. Also read: 'Attack was successful': Trump insists chat leak had no impact, after saying someone 'screwed up' The case has been assigned to President Donald Trump’s least-favorite judge, James Boasberg on Wednesday morning, according to court documents. The case has been randomly assigned to Boasberg, who serves on the US District Court for Washington, DC. However, it gathered criticism from other Senators as Sen. Josh Hawley, R-Mo., condemned "rogue judges" like Boasberg in a statement to Fox News Digital. "These judges have proven they care more about unlawfully knee-capping President Trump's agenda than accurately applying the facts to the law in each individual case. Congress can change that," he said. Also read: Trump Houthi attack plan: What did the leaked Yemen strike chat 'reveal'? Moreover, the lawsuit by American Oversight notes that Signal group chats can be set up to delete messages after a certain time threshold, leading to the possibility that certain records were illegally destroyed. Why is he MAGA's least favourite? Boasberg has come under the limelight recently after he rejected the Trump administration’s request to dismiss a previous order he had issued barring the administration from deporting immigrants under one of Trump’s executive orders. The Judge also suggested that the administration may have violated his order by sending migrants to El Salvador despite the ruling. Earlier this month, Trump called for the impeachment of Chief Judge James Boasberg, who leads the federal court in Washington, DC. Boasberg ruled in favour of Democracy Forward and the ACLU, who had challenged the deportations. In his decision, he said the removals could cause "irreparable" harm. Also read: Trump Houthi attack plan 'revealed; Magazine shares what it claims to be full Yemen strike chat leak His order temporarily prevented Trump from using the Alien Enemies Act for deportations until a proper hearing could be conducted. This is not the first time Boasberg has clashed with Trump’s circle. He previously served on the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court (FISA Court), which approved surveillance of certain members of Trump’s 2016 campaign, a decision that drew criticism from Trump’s supporters. Also read: Signal chat leak: Tulsi Gabbard calls it a 'mistake', says 'in-depth review' is ongoing to probe how it happened (With inputs from agencies)

Trump's least-favourite judge Boasberg assigned to signal chat leak lawsuit

The U.S director of national intelligence and leaders of the CIA, FBI, NSA and DIA testify on Worldwide Threats before the House permanent Select Committee on Intelligence.

BREAKING | Yemen war plan leak: CIA director says, "I did not transmit classified information"

US President Donald Trump on Wednesday (March 26) insisted that there was nothing in the chat that was "compromised", adding that the attack on Houthi was successful.&nbsp;
Trump during a phone interview on "The Vince Show" stressed that the Signal chat leak had no impact on the attack.&nbsp;
&ldquo;There weren&rsquo;t details, and there was nothing in there that compromised, and it had no impact on the attack, which was very successful,&rdquo; Trump said.&nbsp;
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Trump spoke at the interview after The Atlantic magazine published the alleged full transcript of a group chat inadvertently shared with one of its journalists by senior US national security officials, detailing plans for an imminent attack on Yemen.
&ldquo;It was a very, very successful attack,&rdquo; Trump went on in the morning interview.
He further called it a "technical error" than a breach of classified information.&nbsp;
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&ldquo;Somebody in my group either screwed up, or it&rsquo;s a bad signal,&rdquo; he said, apparently conflating the name of the Signal app with an error in the communications.
&ldquo;You know, it&rsquo;s a bad signal, happens too,&rdquo; he said. &ldquo;But seems to be, maybe came in with the staffer, and it was by accident. For what we can tell, we&rsquo;ll know pretty much today, I think, but we have some pretty good guys checking out the phones.&rdquo;
Trump stressed that it is "not a big deal, other than you want to find out who did it and how they did it because you don&rsquo;t want to happen, you know, in the future, you can&rsquo;t have that happen."
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Later, the US president also hinted that there could be a "very innocent staffer" who allowed journalist Jeffrey Goldberg into the chat.&nbsp;
&ldquo;I think we&rsquo;ll get to the bottom of it very quickly. And it&rsquo;s, it&rsquo;s really not a big deal,&rdquo; he said.
Trump intel officials are currently testifying before a House panel after more messages were published by The Atlantic.&nbsp;
Democratic Connecticut Rep. Jim Himes said that the US troops could have been killed due to the Signal chat leak.&nbsp;
"&ldquo;Everyone here knows that the Russians or the Chinese could have gotten all of that information, and they could have passed it on to the Houthis, who easily could have repositioned weapons and altered their plans to knock down planes or sink ships,&rdquo; he said.&nbsp;
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(With inputs from agencies)

World: “Somebody in my group either screwed up, or it’s a bad signal,” he said, apparently conflating the name of the Signal app with an error in the communications.

US President Donald Trump on Wednesday (March 26) insisted that there was nothing in the chat that was "compromised", adding that the attack on Houthi was successful. Trump during a phone interview on "The Vince Show" stressed that the Signal chat leak had no impact on the attack. “There weren’t details, and there was nothing in there that compromised, and it had no impact on the attack, which was very successful,” Trump said. Also read: Signal chat leak: Tulsi Gabbard calls it a 'mistake', says 'in-depth review' is ongoing to probe how it happened Trump spoke at the interview after The Atlantic magazine published the alleged full transcript of a group chat inadvertently shared with one of its journalists by senior US national security officials, detailing plans for an imminent attack on Yemen. “It was a very, very successful attack,” Trump went on in the morning interview. He further called it a "technical error" than a breach of classified information. Also read: Trump Houthi attack plan 'revealed; Magazine shares what it claims to be full Yemen strike chat leak “Somebody in my group either screwed up, or it’s a bad signal,” he said, apparently conflating the name of the Signal app with an error in the communications. “You know, it’s a bad signal, happens too,” he said. “But seems to be, maybe came in with the staffer, and it was by accident. For what we can tell, we’ll know pretty much today, I think, but we have some pretty good guys checking out the phones.” Trump stressed that it is "not a big deal, other than you want to find out who did it and how they did it because you don’t want to happen, you know, in the future, you can’t have that happen." Also read: Vance says magazine 'oversold' US attack plan story, despite transcript Later, the US president also hinted that there could be a "very innocent staffer" who allowed journalist Jeffrey Goldberg into the chat. “I think we’ll get to the bottom of it very quickly. And it’s, it’s really not a big deal,” he said. Trump intel officials are currently testifying before a House panel after more messages were published by The Atlantic. Democratic Connecticut Rep. Jim Himes said that the US troops could have been killed due to the Signal chat leak. "“Everyone here knows that the Russians or the Chinese could have gotten all of that information, and they could have passed it on to the Houthis, who easily could have repositioned weapons and altered their plans to knock down planes or sink ships,” he said. Also read: ‘Best place to hide a body’: Elon Musk, Donald Trump mock The Atlantic over embarrassing war plans leak (With inputs from agencies)

'Attack was successful': Trump insists chat leak had no impact, after saying someone 'screwed up'

Democratic Congresswoman Jasmine Crockett has been facing backlash after she mocked Texas Governor Greg Abbott as he uses a "wheelchair", and called him "Governor Hot Wheels".&nbsp;
During a Human Rights Campaign event in Los Angeles, Texas Congresswoman Crockett referred to Abbott as "Governor Hot Wheels" and a "hot ass mess".&nbsp;
Crockett is also anti-Elon Musk. Earlier, she said that she wants Elon Musk to be taken down as a birthday gift for herself.&nbsp;
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&ldquo;Y&rsquo;all know we got Governor Hot Wheels down there &ndash; come on now! And the only thing hot about him is that he is a hot a** mess, honey," Crockett said.&nbsp;
At the age of 26, Greg Abbott was paralysed after a tree fell on him while he was out running.
He is also a key ally of President Donald Trump and has long clashed with Democrats over gun control, immigration and voting rights, among other issues.
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<h2>Here's what she ACTUALLY meant</h2>
Later, Crockett in a post on X, clarified that she wasn't thinking about the governor&rsquo;s condition.&nbsp;
"I was thinking about the planes, trains, and automobiles he used to transfer migrants into communities led by Black mayors, deliberately stoking tension and fear among the most vulnerable," she said.&nbsp;
Referring to why he called him a "Hot A** Mess", she said that she was referring to his "terrible policies".&nbsp;
"At no point did I mention or allude to his condition. So, I&rsquo;m even more appalled that the very people who unequivocally support Trump&mdash;a man known for racially insensitive nicknames and mocking those with disabilities&mdash;are now outraged," she added.&nbsp;
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<h2>Who is Jasmine Crockett?</h2>
Jasmine Crockett is currently serving as the US Representative for Texas&rsquo; 30th congressional district since January 2023.&nbsp;
She is a member of the Democratic Party and represents a district that includes parts of Dallas and Tarrant counties.
Born on March 29, 1981, Crockett is also an American lawyer.&nbsp;
Before serving in Congress, she served in the Texas House of Representatives for the 100th district from 2021 to 2023.&nbsp;
In Congress, Crockett has been a vocal advocate for civil rights, criminal justice reform, and progressive causes.
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(With inputs from agencies)

World: During a Human Rights Campaign event in Los Angeles, Texas Congresswoman Crockett referred to Abbott as "Governor Hot Wheels" and a "hot ass mess".

Democratic Congresswoman Jasmine Crockett has been facing backlash after she mocked Texas Governor Greg Abbott as he uses a "wheelchair", and called him "Governor Hot Wheels". During a Human Rights Campaign event in Los Angeles, Texas Congresswoman Crockett referred to Abbott as "Governor Hot Wheels" and a "hot ass mess". Crockett is also anti-Elon Musk. Earlier, she said that she wants Elon Musk to be taken down as a birthday gift for herself. Also read:FDA scientists told not to use words ‘women’, ‘disabled’, ‘elderly’; White House calls it ‘error’ “Y’all know we got Governor Hot Wheels down there – come on now! And the only thing hot about him is that he is a hot a** mess, honey," Crockett said. At the age of 26, Greg Abbott was paralysed after a tree fell on him while he was out running. He is also a key ally of President Donald Trump and has long clashed with Democrats over gun control, immigration and voting rights, among other issues. Also read: War on abortions? Trump to cut millions in funding for family planning group Planned Parenthood, say reports Here's what she ACTUALLY meant Later, Crockett in a post on X, clarified that she wasn't thinking about the governor’s condition. "I was thinking about the planes, trains, and automobiles he used to transfer migrants into communities led by Black mayors, deliberately stoking tension and fear among the most vulnerable," she said. Referring to why he called him a "Hot A** Mess", she said that she was referring to his "terrible policies". "At no point did I mention or allude to his condition. So, I’m even more appalled that the very people who unequivocally support Trump—a man known for racially insensitive nicknames and mocking those with disabilities—are now outraged," she added. Also read: Trump's freeze on foreign aid finds an unexpected victim - A Gulf of Mexico sea turtle Who is Jasmine Crockett? Jasmine Crockett is currently serving as the US Representative for Texas’ 30th congressional district since January 2023. She is a member of the Democratic Party and represents a district that includes parts of Dallas and Tarrant counties. Born on March 29, 1981, Crockett is also an American lawyer. Before serving in Congress, she served in the Texas House of Representatives for the 100th district from 2021 to 2023. In Congress, Crockett has been a vocal advocate for civil rights, criminal justice reform, and progressive causes. Also read: ‘Best place to hide a body’: Elon Musk, Donald Trump mock The Atlantic over embarrassing war plans leak (With inputs from agencies)

'Hot a** mess': Anti-Elon Musk Jasmine Crockett mocks disabled Texas governor Abbott, calls him 'Hot Wheels'

The United States has escalated its trade measures, imposing fresh 25% secondary tariffs on countries buying oil from sanctioned Venezuela. This move adds a new layer of complexity to the global oil trade, especially for major importers like india and china. How will the new tariffs impact refiners and supply chains and what it means for India?

Secondary tariffs: A new weapon in US trade war

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