The President gave the keynote at the 145th Coast Guard Academy commencement on Wednesday, behind a clear protective panel, for about an hour. He told 260 newly commissioned junior officers to fight, fight, fight. The Coast Guard, generally, does not fight.
Sunday's Truth Social post warned Iran that the clock is ticking and 'there won't be anything left of them.' Stocks dropped Monday. Oil jumped. The previous deadlines this year did not result in war, but the markets cannot tell yet which one will.
The President told Fox News he isn't looking to have anyone 'go independent.' Taiwan's Foreign Ministry, the Presidential Office, and Foreign Minister Lin Chia-lung politely informed him on Saturday that the matter had been settled some time ago.
Three days of quiet, a prisoner swap, and a Russian holiday parade in the middle. The President called it the beginning of the end.
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He said way up. The Conference Board said no. The U-Mich index said no. So did the third one.
He hadn't read the fourteen-point Iran peace proposal. He had, however, been told the concept of it.
59-39 Senate vote. Seven Democrats said yes. The new director immediately signed thirty-four notices of rulemaking.
Britain's monarch on the South Portico, on the South Lawn, looking at the new beehive shaped like the White House. The country, two days earlier, was on the Hilton floor.
Firing squads, electrocution, gas chambers. Announced by the Acting Attorney General on a Friday afternoon.
Extended until the Iranians, who he says are too divided to govern, deliver a unified proposal. The blockade continues.
An executive order to fast-track FDA review of psychedelics. Six days later, three priority vouchers were already out the door.
Six articles. Filed by the first Iranian-American in Congress. No chance of passing the chamber. The substance is on the docket anyway.
Talks broke off in Islamabad. By the next day, the Navy was running a blockade. The ceasefire technically still held.
The First Lady, in a rare appearance, asks Congress to hear the survivors. The West Wing, by all accounts, was not given a heads-up.
Bunny ears on one side of the South Lawn, Bridge and Power Plant Day on Iran on the other. Same Monday.
An F-15E shot down over Iran. A trillion-dollar base Pentagon request the same week. The President said the regime knows what has to be done.
Monday morning, on a phone call: maybe we just take an Iranian oil hub. Which hub, sir? 'You'll see.'
Friday in Miami: the President addressed a Saudi-backed investment conference, took credit for the TikTok deal, and floated annexing Cuba.
Three Republicans voted against. The new Secretary takes over an agency where most workers have not been paid in five weeks.
The President declared Iran dead and the Democratic Party the greatest remaining enemy. The actual country, by all measures, is still alive.
Three hours of testimony, two walked-back positions, and one Republican vowing to vote no.
Forty-eight-hour ultimatum from the seventh tee. Iran ignored the clock. The clock ran out. The next post moved it to seventy-two.
Eleven point three billion dollars in six days, on a four-point objectives sheet.
First wartime press conference. Held at his own resort. Two hours of quotes that contradict each other on tape.
On Friday, the Pentagon said the war was just beginning and the President posted, in capitals, that the only acceptable end was unconditional surrender.
On day four of the war, the President told ABC News that the next supreme leader of Iran would need his personal approval, or else.
The order: stop using Anthropic. The reason: the company asked the Pentagon not to use the AI for mass surveillance.
One hour, forty-seven minutes, forty seconds. Twenty minutes past the previous record. The Senator giving the rebuttal had to wait.
He said he is sending a hospital ship. Greenland said free care for all. The named ship is in Mobile, Alabama.
$127 million released for the New York-New Jersey rail tunnel. The funds had been frozen for weeks.
The trade adviser told a Sunday show data center builders should pay their own way on power. He is not the rate-setter.
Five NFL players pardoned. Crimes: perjury, marijuana trafficking, cocaine conspiracy, counterfeiting.
Closed deposition. Maxwell took the Fifth. Her lawyer offered a clemency request and a character reference.
VP and Second Lady on the jumbotron. Sixty-five thousand people in Milan got their answer in early.
Two hours behind closed doors. The President called Petro 'terrific.' Petro corrected the hat in pen.
Executive order: an IndyCar race around the Lincoln Memorial. Roger Penske at the Oval Office signing.
Member of Congress, in her own district, sprayed at the lectern by a man with a syringe. She kept talking.
AI image of the President with a penguin marching toward Greenland. Penguins are in the Southern Hemisphere.
He said force was off the table. He said it from a stage in Switzerland. The tariffs were quietly walked back the same hour.
Eight allies, one statement. The Danish prime minister: 'Europe will not be blackmailed.' Hon.
She brought the Nobel medal. He took it. Then she left with a swag bag and a press release that didn't endorse her.
The Defense Secretary announced Grok on the Pentagon networks. He announced it from SpaceX.
$129 million in USDA funds frozen to Minnesota by letter on a Friday. Hon.
The official White House website says no officers died on January 6. The names of the officers are public record.
Air strike on the capital, special forces grab the head of state, and the President posts the trophy photo by lunch.
A CIA drone strike on a port inside Venezuela. The first kinetic strike inside the country. No war-powers notification. Hon.
Christmas-week post. To the sleazebags. Enjoy what may be your last merry Christmas. Hon.
Eight-year-old in Kansas. Hopes Santa won't bring her coal. The President says: clean, beautiful coal. Hon.
The Special Envoy to Greenland is the governor of Louisiana. Greenland is owned by Denmark. Hon.
The Kennedy Center is, as of Thursday, the Trump-Kennedy Center. The man it was named for died in 1963. Hon.
Fentanyl is now, by executive order, in the WMD category alongside nuclear weapons. Hon.
Forty-five years overdue, the 1980 hockey team got their medals. The room got the President. Hon.
Casino in Mount Pocono. One hour and forty minutes. The economy got the first ten. Hon.
The proclamation, signed Friday, was the verb 'annihilate' inside a remembrance for the men who died at Pearl Harbor. Hon.
Fuel economy goes from 50.4 mpg by 2031 down to 34.5 mpg. Crossovers are cars again. Hon.
End of the month. The receipts are in. The receipts do not match what the man at the podium said the receipts would say.
The Thanksgiving deadline has come and gone. Ukraine did not sign. The President is at his golf course.
Two showcase indictments dismissed. The prosecutor was past the statutory cap. The cases collapsed.
He called him a communist on Tuesday. He called him rational on Friday. The mayor-elect did not change.
The reporter asked about a journalist hacked apart in a consulate. He said: things happen. He told her not to embarrass our guest.
Twelve warships in the Caribbean. The President is making the call about war from the back nine.
He spent six weeks calling the shutdown good for him. He signed the bill calling it extortion. Same shutdown.
The BBC made a bad edit. The director general quit. The President asked for a billion dollars anyway.
He was telling us prices were down. The Novo Nordisk man hit the carpet. Event over.
She read what the suspect wrote. He told her she was disgraceful for reading it.
One hundred minutes in Busan. The deliverable is a one-year pause on a Chinese restriction announced three weeks ago. Hon.
He hadn't ruled it out. Then he had. Then he hadn't. The Twenty-Second Amendment did not change in between. Hon.
The press conference was in a windowless basement room. The protests outside were the size of a small parade. Hon.
The nominee said he had 'a Nazi streak.' He withdrew the night before the hearing. The vetting was the failure. Hon.
Live ordnance over the 5 freeway. It misfired. The shrapnel hit the Vice President's escort. Hon.
ABC, CBS, NBC, CNN, Fox, AP, NYT, WaPo, NPR. All turned in their Pentagon badges. One outlet signed. Hon.
Asked Sunday morning if the administration is considering the Insurrection Act, the VP did not say no. Hon.
The career prosecutor said no case. He got pushed out. The insurance lawyer who replaced him secured the indictment. Hon.
Illinois sued the federal government for sending troops without being asked. Hon. The state has the floor here.
The 250th birthday coin is the President's profile on the front and 'FIGHT FIGHT FIGHT' on the back. Hon.
Eight hundred generals in the room. Beards, weight, and the 'enemy from within.' Hon.
Truth Social post says Portland is 'war ravaged.' The mayor says the right number of troops is zero. Hon.
Fifty-seven minutes at the UN. Windmills come up three times. They are still cheap.
Stadium memorial. Hymns, then takedowns. The hymns mostly came first. Hon.
Chequers presser. Putin has 'really let me down.' Then a disagreement on Palestine. Then a tech deal.
Bessent announces a TikTok framework from Madrid. China has not. The deadline is Friday. Hon.
Fire the Fed governor. Court says no. Run to the appeals court. The Fed meets next week. Hon.
He didn't know about the strike. He let Qatar know about the strike. The strike was already happening. Hon.
Saturday morning Truth Social post. The President's face on the Apocalypse Now poster. Buddy.
F-16s over the lawn. A bilat with the man he endorsed. No message for Putin. Funny how that works.
After a week of rumors about a bruised hand, CNN found him at the golf course. Again.
Twenty-nine days on the job. The official reason: 'not aligned with the agenda.' Four senior officials walked out the same day.
Sunday post, all caps. Roger Clemens. NOW. The Baseball Hall of Fame is a private museum in upstate New York.
We have a Chief Design Officer now. He helped invent staying in a stranger's house. Hon.
On a hot mic, to the French president: 'I think he wants to make a deal for me.' Then: 'as crazy as it sounds.'
Red carpet. F-22 honor guard. Photo op. No deal. Putin flew home. The President flew home.
The federal government is going to read the wall labels at the Air and Space Museum. With deadlines.
He floated swapping somebody else's land. Somebody else said no. The somebody else lives there.
A glass plaque on a 24-karat gold base. Made by an Apple employee. Followed, immediately, by a tariff exemption.
On Meet the Press: 'a fresh set of eyes.' On the actual rigging claim: nothing. That's the whole segment.