1. The White House issued an executive order. Trump exempted a number of sanctions, restrictions and tariffs against Russia in the “2026 Lindsey Graham Sanctions on Russia and Iran Act” and suspended the implementation of relevant provisions, but did not abolish the bill. 2. White House officials revealed that the new White House press secretary Katie Zacharia has been fired. Trump previously said he had Zachariah reconsider the job. Her first briefing session did not perform well, and it was revealed that she did not pass the bar exam. 3. Trump went to Georgia to create momentum and promote his own policies to drive the growth of the local manufacturing industry in order to mobilize voters. The Republican Party plans to hit Democratic Senator Osoff's seat in the November midterm elections. 4. In response to the Ukrainian military's “Star Shield” fault dispute, Trump said that he had never ordered restrictions on Ukraine's use of “Star Shield,” nor did he think Musk was responsible. Zelensky had previously accused the US of restricting the Ukrainian military from using the system. 5. The United Nations aviation agency determined that major airports in Lebanon lacked valid certification, which hindered Trump's plans to restart direct US flights to Beirut, Lebanon. 6. Trump praised the stock performance in a social media post, saying that during his administration, the S&P 500 index rose from 5,881 points in December 2024 to 7,651 points in September 2026, with a cumulative increase of about 30%, evaluating it as the strongest in history. 7. In an interview, Trump said that the US may attack Iran's underground nuclear facility in Haoshan, and the US side will not use ground forces to carry out this operation.

1. The White House issued an executive order. Trump exempted a number of sanctions, restrictions and tariffs against Russia in the “2026 Lindsey Graham Sanctions on Russia and Iran Act” and suspended the implementation of relevant provisions, but did not abolish the bill. 2. White House officials revealed that the new White House press secretary Katie Zacharia has been fired. Trump previously said he had Zachariah reconsider the job. Her first briefing session did not perform well, and it was revealed that she did not pass the bar exam. 3. Trump went to Georgia to create momentum and promote his own policies to drive the growth of the local manufacturing industry in order to mobilize voters. The Republican Party plans to hit Democratic Senator Osoff's seat in the November midterm elections. 4. In response to the Ukrainian military's “Star Shield” fault dispute, Trump said that he had never ordered restrictions on Ukraine's use of “Star Shield,” nor did he think Musk was responsible. Zelensky had previously accused the US of restricting the Ukrainian military from using the system. 5. The United Nations aviation agency determined that major airports in Lebanon lacked valid certification, which hindered Trump's plans to restart direct US flights to Beirut, Lebanon. 6. Trump praised the stock performance in a social media post, saying that during his administration, the S&P 500 index rose from 5,881 points in December 2024 to 7,651 points in September 2026, with a cumulative increase of about 30%, evaluating it as the strongest in history. 7. In an interview, Trump said that the US may attack Iran's underground nuclear facility in Haoshan, and the US side will not use ground forces to carry out this operation.