President Trump and ABC News anchor Terry Moran went toe-to-toe in a tense one-on-one interview Tuesday evening, marking the milestone of Trump’s first 100 days back in the Oval Office.
Throughout the nearly hour-long broadcast, Trump and Moran clashed on a range of hot-button topics, including international trade, border enforcement, and foreign policy, with the conversation often turning combative as the ABC journalist challenged the president on his record and rhetoric.
The first flashpoint came when Moran brought up Trump’s recently imposed 145% tariffs on Chinese goods, questioning whether such high duties would inevitably lead to a spike in consumer prices in the U.S. Trump pushed back hard.

The Trump administration on Tuesday removed Doug Emhoff from his role on the governing board of the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum in Washington, D.C., as part of a broader effort by the president to reshape the institution with appointees who more firmly back Israel.
Emhoff, the spouse of Kamala Harris, who served as vice president under the previous administration, was one of several individuals named by the Biden administration who were dismissed from the board by President Trump.

Imports arriving from China into the U.S. West Coast are expected to fall sharply—potentially by over a third—after President Donald Trump’s newly enacted tariffs prompted major retail chains in America to dramatically reduce their purchases, according to the head of the Port of Los Angeles.
Gene Seroka, who oversees operations at the busiest container port in the United States, shared during an appearance on CNBC’s “Squawk Box” Tuesday that a significant decline in cargo is projected for next week. Current estimates indicate the port will see more than a 35% decrease in shipments compared to the same time last year.

A Queens woman who has avoided paying her $100 monthly rent for over ten years is back in court as she continues to fight for the right to remain in a rent-controlled apartment that she obtained through a highly disputed deathbed adoption, The New York Post reports.
Seventy-four-year-old Maria DeTommaso has resided in the two-bedroom apartment on the first floor of a Long Island City townhouse since at least 2002. According to longtime residents, her presence in the building has been far from peaceful.
“I think she’s a demon in human skin because of what she puts people through,” said Anjanie Narine, who has lived next to DeTommaso for over two decades. “Every interaction with her is negative. She terrorizes everyone, and acts as if she owns the building.”

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President Trump marked the milestone of his second term’s first 100 days with an energetic rally in Michigan on Tuesday evening, asserting that his administration had achieved more in that short span than others manage in an entire presidency.
“We’ve accomplished more in three months than most administrations accomplish in four years or even eight years,” Trump, 78, declared. “And we’re just getting started.
“Believe me, we’re just getting started.”
Throughout his hour-and-a-half address, Trump highlighted his aggressive immigration stance, economic measures, and strategies to reduce government spending as examples of what he described as a highly effective agenda.

Secretary of State Marco Rubio announced on Tuesday that the moment has arrived for Moscow and Kyiv to present actual plans to bring the Ukraine war to an end, warning that if tangible steps aren’t taken, the United States would pull back from its role as a mediator, according to State Department spokeswoman Tammy Bruce.
“We are now at a time where concrete proposals need to be delivered by the two parties on how to end this conflict,” Bruce said, reading from Rubio’s remarks.
Bruce went on to explain that, “How we proceed from here is a decision that belongs now to the President. If there is not progress, we will step back as mediators in this process,” referencing President Donald Trump’s ongoing effort to broker an agreement between the two nations.

Israeli security officials were reportedly caught off guard when Prime Minister Bibi Netanyahu publicly disclosed highly sensitive details regarding a covert Israeli operation targeting Hezbollah’s communications infrastructure during a recent address, according to a report broadcast Monday night.
Back on September 17, Hezbollah operatives throughout Lebanon experienced a wave of explosions triggered by thousands of pagers, injuring many and killing over two dozen individuals. The following day, similar attacks targeted hundreds of walkie-talkies, resulting in additional casualties. These devices had been covertly outfitted with miniature explosives by Israel before being covertly supplied to Hezbollah operatives.

Israeli Housing and Construction Minister Yitzchok Goldknopf stated on Tuesday that he planned to take part in the Memorial Day service at the military cemetery in Kiryat Gat, brushing aside objections from mourning families in the city who expressed discomfort over a chareidi figure attending the event.
A group of bereaved relatives sent a letter to Goldknopf, pleading with him not to appear. “We, several bereaved families from Kiryat Gat, ask you in every way possible not to attend the Memorial Day ceremony for IDF fallen soldiers in Kiryat Gat,” the letter read.