Trump set to address UNGA with Middle East and Ukraine on agenda – US politics live
Summary
President Donald Trump plans to speak at the United Nations General Assembly and meet with many world leaders, focusing on issues in the Middle East and Ukraine. Meanwhile, major U.S. TV networks stopped covering the White House because Trump banned some news outlets from the White House grounds, leading to a dispute over press access.Key Facts
- President Trump will speak at the UN General Assembly and meet with leaders from four continents.
- His meetings include leaders from the UK, Ukraine, Venezuela, Denmark, Greenland, and Gulf states like Saudi Arabia and UAE.
- The speech’s content is unclear, but past speeches have criticized climate policies and migration.
- Several major U.S. TV networks suspended their live coverage of Trump after some outlets were banned from White House grounds.
- CNN, MSNBC, and Politico were among the outlets banned and sued the administration, claiming a violation of free press rights.
- The White House started its own online channel called “Trump TV” to share news directly without outside media.
- This move is rare; since 1950, network cameras usually cover the president’s public appearances.
- Journalists had their press badges taken away by the Secret Service after the ban was announced on social media.
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