The remarks come during a busy day in Washington, D.C., where House lawmakers passed the resolution, and sent it on to the president in order to end the longest government shutdown on record. The president's remarks are expected to begin at 9:45 p.

White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt has confirmed that Donald Trump's lawsuit against the BBC "is expected to continue" whether the broadcaster apologises or not. Speaking to GB News presenter Bev Turner,

Trump said deregulation, tax cuts and tariffs have boosted the American economy since Jan. 20, 2025. He said he expects investments in the United States to reach $21 billion this year, which is a twenty-fold increase since Biden’s final year in office.

Also in today’s newsletter, progressives rail against Democratic senators who voted to end the government shutdown

Donald Trump has sent a letter to the BBC with a threat of legal action after two top bosses – Tim Davie and Deborah Turness – resigned over the way one of his speeches was edited for Panorama.

Zohran Mamdani dared President Trump to keep up his attacks in a combative election night speech after being elected the next New York City mayor.

Donald Trump has branded the BBC '100% fake news' but Keir Starmer has backed the Corporation for being 'internationally renowned' and rejected the accusation that it's journalists were 'corrupt'