White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt defends decision to limit reporter access to staff offices

The White House recently posted a cartoon on social media depicting Greenlandic mush teams, which has drawn criticism for its association with neo-Nazi and white supremacist imagery. This incident highlights ongoing concerns regarding the use of racially charged language by the Trump administration.

President Trump announced that he has heard reports indicating that the killing has stopped in Iran amid ongoing mass protests, asserting that there is no plan for executions. This statement reflects a significant moment in the context of rising tensions and unrest within the country.

The Trump administration officials have ridiculed Chicago's lawsuit against ICE, labeling it as 'baseless' while the city claims illegal federal enforcement actions are infringing on its rights. This mockery comes amid heightened tensions surrounding immigration enforcement policies.

The Nation’s Attic was required to submit extensive materials regarding its upcoming shows to the White House by Tuesday, as failure to do so could jeopardize its federal funding. This deadline has raised concerns about the institution's operational stability and future programming.

Denmark has announced its participation in a high-level working group to discuss the future of Greenland following discussions with senior officials from the Trump administration at the White House. This move comes amid ongoing tensions regarding the U.S. interest in Greenland, particularly in light of President Trump's previous comments about its strategic importance.

The White House has defended Donald Trump's response to a heckler during his visit to a Ford manufacturing plant in Michigan, describing it as 'appropriate.' This incident occurred as tensions between Trump and certain segments of the workforce continue to surface.