Today's Trump news

1. The US will send special envoy Wittkopf and Kushner to Pakistan on Saturday for a new round of talks on the Iran issue. 2. Trump said Iran plans to offer a response to US demands, but Iran has not responded yet. 3. Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu said he had good communication with Trump on the Iran and Lebanon ceasefire issues, and Israel will continue to maintain military freedom of action. 4. Trump signed a document extending the Jones Act shipping waiver period by 90 days to alleviate pressure from energy supply shortages and price increases. 5. The latest financial disclosures show that Trump completed 175 financial transactions in March, primarily buying bonds from several well-known companies and banks. 6. Trump's lawsuit against the Treasury Department and IRS for a billion-dollar leak case was questioned by the court, and the Justice Department was asked to submit jurisdictional explanations within a limited period. 7. Trump criticized the Supreme Court's ruling on tariffs on social media, saying a short text adjustment could save the US $159 billion. 8. The US government's stake in Intel has increased by 300%, resulting in a significant increase in book income, benefiting from improved corporate performance and cooperation with the White House. 9. Trump praised King Charles III of the United Kingdom, believing that his visit to the US will repair US-UK relations, while criticizing several policies of the British Prime Minister and proposing changes.