Trump's Greenland Ambitions, Third Term Talk, and Press Tensions

President Trump is once again floating the idea of annexing Greenland, even hinting at possible military intervention.

His administration has criticized Denmark as an unreliable ally, and Vice President JD Vance’s recent visit to Greenland

was met with cold reception.

Critics, including Congressman Seth Moulton, warn that this approach undermines diplomacy and NATO unity.

Trump has openly said he’s considering ways to serve a third term, despite the 22nd Amendment clearly limiting

presidents to two.

He suggested one method could involve VP JD Vance taking over and handing power back.

Legal experts say there’s no real path for this, but critics like Bill Maher warn it’s a dangerous

flirtation with authoritarianism.

For the first time in decades, the White House Correspondents’ Dinner will not feature a comedian.

The decision follows backlash after booked comedian Amber Ruffin called the Trump administration 'a bunch of murderers.' The

event will now focus on journalism and press freedom, amid rising tensions between the administration and the media.

Trump’s new 25% tariffs on Canadian auto imports are straining relations with America’s closest trade partner.

Canadian leaders are pushing back hard, and car prices in the U.S.

are already rising.

Trump says he’s not worried: 'People are going to start buying American cars.'