Zelenskyy was told to leave the White House after blowup with Trump and Vance

The signing of a key minerals agreement with Ukraine and a scheduled news conference Friday by President Trump and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy were abruptly canceled and the Ukrainian leader’s visit cut short after an Oval Office meeting that included Vice President JD Vance descended into insults and chaos.  Afterward, Ukrainians left the Oval Office

Watch Zelenskyy and Trump’s tense meeting in Oval Office

Heated Trump-Zelenskyy meeting Heated Trump-Zelenskyy meeting in Oval Office | Special Report 21:01 President Trump, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy and Vice President JD Vance appeared on camera Friday in a tense Oval Office exchange before the U.S. and Ukraine were planning to sign a rare earth minerals deal. In the meeting, Mr. Trump threatened Zelenskyy

Trump, Vance berate Zelenskyy during Oval Office meeting

An Oval Office meeting with President Trump, Vice President JD Vance and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy grew contentious Friday, as Mr. Trump threatened Zelenskyy to make a deal with Russia, or “we’re out,” and he and Vance accused the Ukrainian leader of being “disrespectful.” The heated exchanges came ahead of what was an anticipated rare

Trump-Zelenskyy Oval Office meeting grows heated, as Vance berates Zelenskyy

An Oval Office meeting with President Trump, Vice President JD Vance and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy grew contentious Friday, as Mr. Trump threatened Zelenskyy to make a deal with Russia, or “we’re out,” and Vance accused the Ukrainian leader of being “disrespectful.” The heated exchanges came ahead of what was an anticipated rare minerals deal

Watch Live: Zelenskyy, Trump to sign Ukraine minerals deal, speak to reporters

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy is visiting President Trump at the White House Friday, where the two leaders will sign an agreement regarding U.S. access to Ukraine’s rare earth minerals.   Mr. Trump said he and Zelenskyy would sign the agreement at a joint news conference after lunch. Mr. Trump said the U.S. would be “digging,

Second “what did you do last week” email expected to go to some federal workers

Washington — Some federal workers are expected to receive another email Saturday asking them to provide five bullet points of what they accomplished in the past week, sources familiar with the directive confirmed to CBS News. This time, the email is expected to come from individual federal agencies, not the Office of Personnel Management, as

FDA allowed to help WHO update flu shots, despite Trump ban

The Food and Drug Administration was allowed to participate in the World Health Organization’s meeting this week on updating influenza shots, officials for the U.N. agency said, despite an order by President Trump last month banning government employees from working with the WHO. The administration has granted some exemptions to the order. “FDA, the same