1. Trump stated on August 14 EST that the US will carry out a severe economic attack on Iran and declare the Strait of Hormuz as US territory after threatening to completely defeat Iran. 2. Trump publicly urged Americans to accept higher oil prices, saying that high oil prices are a necessary cost to prevent Iran from possessing nuclear weapons, and he will never apologize for this. 3. Trump confirmed that the aircraft carrier USS Lincoln deployed in the Middle East will soon be withdrawn and that the aircraft carrier USS Washington will take over the mission in the Middle East. 4. Trump signed a national security memorandum on August 13, easing restrictions for the first time in decades, allowing qualified foreign shipyards to build up to two ships for the US Navy abroad to ease delivery pressure. 5. Trump officially filed an appeal with the US Supreme Court on the 14th, requesting permission to continue the White House ballroom renovation project and oppose the court's ban on stopping work. 6. Trump publicly criticized the US National Historic Preservation Trust, accusing the agency of being misleading and blocking the implementation of high-quality projects for a long time. This time, he maliciously halted the White House ballroom renovation project. 7. There are only 75 days left until Israel's general election. Faced with many inquiries from the media, Trump has yet to publicly express his support for Netanyahu, who is at a disadvantage in the election campaign.

1. Trump stated on August 14 EST that the US will carry out a severe economic attack on Iran and declare the Strait of Hormuz as US territory after threatening to completely defeat Iran. 2. Trump publicly urged Americans to accept higher oil prices, saying that high oil prices are a necessary cost to prevent Iran from possessing nuclear weapons, and he will never apologize for this. 3. Trump confirmed that the aircraft carrier USS Lincoln deployed in the Middle East will soon be withdrawn and that the aircraft carrier USS Washington will take over the mission in the Middle East. 4. Trump signed a national security memorandum on August 13, easing restrictions for the first time in decades, allowing qualified foreign shipyards to build up to two ships for the US Navy abroad to ease delivery pressure. 5. Trump officially filed an appeal with the US Supreme Court on the 14th, requesting permission to continue the White House ballroom renovation project and oppose the court's ban on stopping work. 6. Trump publicly criticized the US National Historic Preservation Trust, accusing the agency of being misleading and blocking the implementation of high-quality projects for a long time. This time, he maliciously halted the White House ballroom renovation project. 7. There are only 75 days left until Israel's general election. Faced with many inquiries from the media, Trump has yet to publicly express his support for Netanyahu, who is at a disadvantage in the election campaign.