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Trump Accuses Zelensky and Biden of Starting the War: “I Wouldn't Have Allowed It”
Former and current US presidents targeted in Trump’s criticism, as he blames Ukraine and the White House for the conflict.
Former and current US presidents targeted in Trump’s criticism, as he blames Ukraine and the White House for the conflict.
In the first month of Trump’s presidency, the US budget deficit increased significantly, reaching $1 trillion.
The US resumes military supplies to Ukraine, transferring arms through the Presidential Drawdown Authority (PDA) mechanism, which allows bypassing Congressional approval.
Washington is developing a plan for a possible relaxation of sanctions against Russia as part of efforts to restore relations and reach agreements on Ukraine, sources told Reuters.
Elon Musk has accused the U.S. Treasury Department of approving financial transactions for fraudulent schemes and terrorist organizations during Joe Biden’s administration. According to Musk, Treasury employees were instructed to approve all payments automatically, and not a single transaction was blocked during this period. His statement has sparked widespread discussion, but the real question remains: Will anything change under Trump? Especially considering the U.S.’s continued financial and military support for Israel, despite ongoing accusations of human rights violations.
The White House has announced a freeze on all federal aid programs for review. According to press secretary Karoline Leavitt, the Biden administration "spent money like drunken sailors," prompting Trump's team to halt funding for projects related to gender ideology, green initiatives, and other controversial areas.
Ayatollah Seyyed Ali Khamenei responded sharply to recent remarks by U.S. President Joe Biden, who claimed that Iran is "weakened." Calling Biden a "delusional fantasist," Khamenei, in a meeting with Iranian entrepreneurs, highlighted historical instances where adversaries underestimated Iran's strength and expressed confidence in the continued resilience of the Islamic Republic.
Social media platform TikTok has been removed from the App Store and ceased operations in the U.S. following a Supreme Court ruling upholding a law that bans the app.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu declared that the conflict remains unresolved, with the country preparing for long-term actions. He emphasized the support received from U.S. leaders Joe Biden and Donald Trump, including the right to resume military operations if necessary.
White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre held her final briefing, bidding farewell to journalists and concluding her tenure. She will be succeeded by Caroline Leavitt, a 27-year-old former press aide to Donald Trump, whose appointment has already sparked interest and discussion in political and public circles.
U.S. President Joe Biden stated that the Gaza ceasefire agreement could pave the way for a permanent peace. He noted that this aligns with a proposal he made in May of last year.
A devastating wildfire in California has reached the Hollywood sign, a symbol of the American film industry. The disaster could become the most expensive in U.S. history. Five fatalities have been confirmed, and President Joe Biden has declared a state of emergency.
Donald Trump declared that the Ukraine conflict was caused by the Biden administration’s missteps and claimed he could resolve the situation within six months. The former U.S. president expressed understanding of Russia’s position and announced bold plans, including a potential meeting with Vladimir Putin.
Former U.S. President Donald Trump has sharply criticized the Biden administration for easing restrictions on humanitarian aid deliveries to Syria. In an interview with Salem News Channel, Trump called the move a mistake.
President Joe Biden awarded José Andrés, a renowned restaurateur and humanitarian, the nation’s highest civilian honor — the Presidential Medal of Freedom. The award recognized Andrés' extraordinary contributions to combating hunger and providing aid in crisis zones. However, the ceremony attracted additional attention due to Andrés' connections to individuals involved in political scandals.
Israeli opposition leader Yair Lapid expressed gratitude to the Biden administration for its military assistance, which has enabled Israel to continue its operations in Gaza. His statement came after the U.S. allocated $8 billion in military aid to Israel.
According to Axios, the outgoing administration of President Joe Biden is preparing to approve an $8 billion arms package for Israel. The deal aims to bolster Israel’s defense capabilities and strengthen its regional standing.
American journalist and artist Joe Sacco, known for his graphic journalism, described the ongoing events in Gaza as genocide and crimes against humanity. He accused the United States of providing military and diplomatic support to Israel, implicating Washington in daily killings using U.S.-manufactured weapons. Sacco called for accountability for both Joe Biden and Benjamin Netanyahu.
As his presidency winds down, Joe Biden is reflecting on both his accomplishments and regrets. Among them, his decision not to sign his name on COVID-19 relief checks and his identity as the "poorest man in Congress." Facing a drastically different political landscape, he prepares for a symbolic visit to Pope Francis while grappling with personal and political reflections.
The UK plans to transfer the Chagos Archipelago to Mauritius by January 2025. This move is supported by the Biden administration, but has drawn criticism from Trump and the UK Conservative Party.
Former U.S. President Donald Trump ridiculed Joe Biden’s economic policies, dubbing them “Bidenomics,” and accused the current president of corruption. In a satirical post, Trump outlined a chain of principles, insinuating a link between U.S. aid to Ukraine, taxpayer money, and alleged dealings involving Hunter Biden.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky intends to hold a phone call with U.S. President Joe Biden to discuss Ukraine's potential invitation to NATO. Zelensky stated that it makes no sense to discuss this issue with Donald Trump before he assumes office.
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