During a news conference with President Trump, British Prime Minister Keir Starmer said Thursday that his country is ready to put “boots on the ground” in Ukraine as he and Mr. Trump said they had a “very good and productive visit.” Mr. Trump called Starmer a “very tough negotiator.” Starmer, for his part, called his
President Trump said Thursday he’ll visit the United Kingdom in the “near future” and accepted an invitation for a state visit with King Charles during a meeting with British Prime Minister Keir Starmer at the White House. “It’s a great honor to have Prime Minister Starmer in the Oval Office,” Mr. Trump said. “It’s a
President Trump said Thursday he’ll visit the United Kingdom in the “near future” and accepted an invitation for a state visit with King Charles during a meeting with British Prime Minister Keir Starmer at the White House. “It’s a great honor to have Prime Minister Starmer in the Oval Office,” Mr. Trump said. “It’s a
Washington — Sen. Elissa Slotkin of Michigan will deliver the Democratic response to President Trump’s joint address to Congress next week, Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer announced Thursday. “Nothing short of a rising star in our party — she’s dedicated her life to our country,” Schumer said in a post on X announcing the move.
Several female athletes who stood next to President Trump three weeks ago to celebrate an executive order banning transgender participation in women’s sports were not invited to a White House event Thursday for a briefing on women’s sports after they criticized the National Collegiate Athletic Association’s new policy, sources told CBS News. Among those who
London — As British Prime Minister Keir Starmer meets President Trump at the White House Thursday, he’s expected to try to ensure the storied “special relationship” forged during World War II does not go up in flames, while also trying to play a friendly game of defense on behalf of Britain’s weak economy under the shadow
The U.S. will begin removing transgender troops from the military within 30 days unless they obtain a waiver on a case-by-case basis, the Pentagon said in a Wednesday memo. The memo became public as part of a court filing in a case challenging President Trump’s late January executive order that was aimed at barring military