Today's Trump News

1. Trump stated on August 3 at 1 PM Eastern Time that the current negotiations with Iran represent the last opportunity for Iran to reach an agreement, and warned that the U.S. military still retains the option of launching a large-scale strike against Iran. He intends to give Iran this negotiating opportunity before initiating a "decapitation operation," suggesting that the situation will soon reach a conclusion. The negotiations are split into two phases: the first phase aims to secure the maritime passage through the Strait of Hormuz, with the goal of full reopening by tomorrow at the latest, while the second phase will advance nuclear-related discussions. 2. Trump announced on social media at noon on August 3 that negotiations with Iran have begun, and subsequent meetings are already on the agenda. 3. On August 3, Trump accused the Iranian leadership of being duplicitous in a social media post, stating that while Iran seeks negotiations, it simultaneously denies discussions with the U.S. He claimed that the U.S. Navy has complete control over the Strait of Hormuz and will block Iran's external access, reiterating that Iran will never be allowed to have nuclear weapons. 4. Trump stated that he intends to control Greenland by 2029. 5. Trump criticized American oil companies, including Chevron, on social media for not mentioning the development benefits brought by his government's policies and only enjoying the fruits of development, directly urging major oil companies to immediately lower consumer retail gasoline prices. 6. On Tuesday, Trump invited employees from major tech companies, including OpenAI, Google, and Anthropic, to the White House. 7. Trump discussed the replacement of U.S. Attorney for the District of Columbia, Jessie K. Liu. 8. Trump will visit California on Tuesday and Nevada on Wednesday to promote economic achievements. 9. Trump is expected to attend a mining executives' roundtable meeting at the U.S. State Department on Friday. 10. Trump claimed his true approval ratings are at an all-time high, listing achievements such as tax cuts, job stability, strict border control, and foreign policy breakthroughs, while criticizing the Democrats and calling on the public to vote for the Republican Party to restore America's greatness. 11. Trump stated he will do his utmost to assist FIFA President Gianni Infantino in addressing the growing calls for him to resign.