The No Phone Rule - Jim Breuer Stand-Up Comedy

U.S. President Donald Trump concluded this week's NATO summit with praise for the alliance after member countries pledged to increase defense spending—and for Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, who Trump accused earlier this year of holding up peace. The meeting with Zelenskyy capped Trump’s final engagements at the NATO summit. “I left here differently,” Trump told reporters. “These people really love their countries. It’s not a rip-off, and we’re here to help them.”

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said Wednesday on X, formerly Twitter, that he and President Donald Trump discussed potential defense cooperation during a meeting at the NATO Summit, including the joint production of drones with American companies and the purchase of U.S. air defense systems.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy thanked President Donald Trump after they had a talk Wednesday at the NATO summit in the Netherlands — months after Vice President JD Vance called out Zelenskyy for not voicing more gratitude for U.S. support for Kyiv as it battles Moscow. 

President Donald Trump announced Monday that he helped negotiate a ceasefire between Israel and Iran. The ceasefire comes after the two countries exchanged missile strikes for days, and the US struck three Iranian nuclear sites, prompting Iranian retaliation against a US-run base in Qatar. Shortly after the ceasefire was supposed to become active on Tuesday morning, Israel accused Iran of violating it and ordered its military to strike Tehran. President Trump expressed discontent with the...

A Norwegian tourist who claimed he was denied entry to the United States after immigration officers found a meme of JD Vance on his phone was actually turned away for a different reason, U.S. officials have revealed. Mads Mikkelsen, 21, was sent away after arriving at New Jersey's Newark Airport on June 11 for a holiday.  He told Norwegian outlet Nordlys that he had been pulled aside by border control and put in a cell.

“Two pictures spoiled Mads’ dream vacation,” read a headline from Norwegian newspaper Nordlys on Monday, which was amplified by British tabloid the Daily Mail on Tuesday. Mads Mikkelsen—not the Danish actor but a 21-year-old tourist from Norway—told his hometown outlet that he was denied entry to the U.S. at Newark Liberty International Airport on June 11 after handing over his phone to Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officials...

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