Trump News at a glance: plan to accept the luxury jet of Qatar attracts allies and rivals | Trump administration

Trump indicates that he is ready to accept the “ palace in the sky ”

The American president has not been satisfied for a long time of the Air Force One jets and would have done a tour of the joint jet in February when he was parked at Palm Beach International Airport.

A spokesperson for Qatari he was “inaccurate” to say that the plane would be given “during the next visit of President Trump”, but Sunday evening, Trump seemed to confirm the proposal in an article on social networks.

According to ABC’s sources, Trump’s prosecutor General Pam Bondi, and his best lawyer for the White House, David Warrington, have preventatively concluded that he is “legally authorized” to Trump to accept the luxury gift, then transfer him to his presidential library.

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The White House claims that the Chinese trade agreement concluded

The White House announced that a trade agreement with China was concluded after two days of talks in Geneva, while Beijing praised the “important first steps”.

The announcement of Sunday came after the US Treasury Secretary, Scott Bessent, told journalists that there had been “substantial progress” in talks between his team and that of the Chinese vice-president, Il Lifeng, in Geneva, on the commerce warfare between the two largest economies in the world launched by the 145% tariffs of Donald Trump.

At a press conference later on Sunday, the highest Chinese trade official called “frank” talks and said substantial progress had been made to achieve “significant consensus”, according to the Chinese media managed by the state. The two parties will publish a joint press release agreed on Mondays on Monday, the vice-president said.

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Hamas says it will come out the last American hostage living in Gaza

Hamas announced on Sunday that it will release the last American hostage living in Gaza, Edan Alexander, an Israeli-American soldier who was kidnapped on October 7, 2023.

Trump confirmed the news in an article on social networks, writing that Alexander, 21, “goes home to his family”, while thanking the mediators of Qatar and Egypt.

Alexander’s release is expected to take place on Tuesday, reports Reuters, citing a familiar source with the issue. Trump begins a trip to the Middle East on the same day, although there is not yet a stop in Israel on his schedule. The president should visit Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates and Qatar.

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White South Africans leave for us after being offered the status of refugee

A group of 49 white South Africans left its homeland on Sunday for the United States on a private charter plane that has offered refugee status by the Trump administration as part of a new program announced in February.

They are the first Afrikaners – a group of white minorities in South Africa – to move after Trump published an executive decree in February, accusing the government of racial discrimination led by the blacks of South Africa. The South African government said it was “completely false” that Afrikaners were persecuted.

The Trump administration has accelerated their requests while ordering other refugee programs, stopping the arrivals of Afghanistan, Iraq, most of sub -Saharan Africa and other countries in a decision -made decision.

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Trump health cuts create a “real danger” around disease epidemics, warns workers

Mass layoffs and billions of dollars in the Ministry of Health and Social Services (HHS) have emptied key programs – child alimony services to the treatment of HIV abroad – and have created a “real danger” that the epidemics of the disease will be missed, according to former workers.

HHS workers, now led by Robert F Kennedy Jr, and in public health have warned in interviews that chaotic, imperfect and radical reductions would have negative effects and beyond.

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What happened to others today:

• The American Secretary for Transport, Sean Duffy, plans to reduce the number of flights in and outside the Newark Liberty international airport for “weeks of several weeks”, because the installation – one of the most popular airports in the country – fights with radar breakdowns, many flight delays and cancellations due to a shortage of air traffic controllers.

• A group of Quakers was walking over 300 miles from New York to Washington DC to demonstrate against the repression of the Trump administration against immigrants. The organizers of the march say that their protest seeks to be solidarity with migrants and other groups that are targeted by Trump.

• Trump said on Sunday that he would sign a decree to reduce prices of prescription at the level paid by other high -income countries, an amount he has put from 30% to 80% less. The White House did not immediately offer more details on the operation of the plan.