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Trump arrives in Dublin for the 2026 Amgen Irish OpenPolitics

US President Donald Trump arrived at Dublin airport Saturday to attend the 2026 Amgen Irish Open, held at the Trump International Golf Links & Hotel in Doonbeg, County Clare. He is also scheduled to pay a courtesy visit to Irish President Catherine Connolly and meet Prime Minister Micheál Martin.

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Trump heads to Ireland for diplomacy and golf amid planned protestsPolitics2:27

US President Donald Trump is visiting Ireland on Saturday for meetings with the prime minister and president at state residences in Dublin’s Phoenix Park, followed by a trip to his golf resort in Doonbeg. The visit coincides with the Irish Open and is expected to keep him away from planned protests in the capital. Polls indicate most Irish people oppose the trip, while deep economic ties with the US have not prevented Trump’s tariffs from hurting independent businesses.

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Trump gave Natalie Harp and two other aides $45,000 each in cash giftsPolitics

Financial disclosure statements say President Donald Trump gave Natalie Harp and two other female White House aides $45,000 each. The aides reported the money on their annual executive branch forms as a “cash gift for the holidays.” Harp’s close relationship with Trump has faced intense scrutiny in recent weeks.

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Trump Visits Ireland as Key Middle East Oil Pipeline ClosesWorld

Bloomberg This Weekend covers news, politics, lifestyle and culture. The program highlights President Donald Trump’s arrival in Ireland for a two-day visit, with meetings planned with the country’s prime minister and president, alongside the closure of a key Middle East oil pipeline.

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Does Iceland feel threatened by Trump’s expansionist threats?World

Iceland summoned the U.S. ambassador after Donald Trump posted a map showing the U.S. flag over North America, Greenland and Iceland. RÚV journalist Magnús Eyjólfsson discusses Icelanders’ response to Trump’s expansionist rhetoric and why his recent threats to take over Greenland feel especially close to home.

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Fox News Highlights — September 8, 2026Other

Laura Ingraham, Jesse Watters, Sean Hannity and Greg Gutfeld offer Fox News viewers their fresh takes on the day’s top stories.

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US prepares mass visa revocations that could affect 200,000 foreignersPolitics

The US government is preparing to identify people who entered on B1 or B2 business and visitor visas before seeking asylum, and revoke their nonimmigrant visas. The measure could affect as many as 200,000 visas and, if implemented, would be the largest such cancellation effort in US history.

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Trump posts AI map showing US ‘takeover’ of North America, Iceland and CaribbeanPolitics

Donald Trump shared an AI-generated map that appeared to depict the United States absorbing Canada, Mexico, Greenland, Iceland, Cuba and parts of the Caribbean. The unexplained post prompted diplomatic pushback: Iceland summoned the US ambassador, Mexico reaffirmed its sovereignty and Denmark objected over Greenland. The image also drew widespread online ridicule and questions about Trump’s fitness for office.

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EU pledges $232m to Greenland amid Trump annexation pushWorld

European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen has concluded a visit to Greenland with a pledge of more than $200m in investments and a message of solidarity. The trip comes as US President Donald Trump continues threatening to take over the Danish territory.

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Trump asks Supreme Court to allow mail ballot restrictions to move forward for third timePolitics

The Trump administration has asked the Supreme Court for a third time to temporarily let the U.S. Postal Service exercise some control over mail-in voting in the upcoming midterm elections. The request follows North Carolina becoming the first state to send mail ballots less than 60 days before the election.

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NEW DETAILS revealed in major Pentagon leadership shake-upPolitics

Fox News correspondent Lucas Tomlinson reports on Army Secretary Dan Driscoll’s resignation. A Fox News Sunday panel discusses the leadership changes at the Pentagon and foreign-policy challenges involving Ukraine and Iran.

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US Army Secretary Dan Driscoll quits: ‘What we’ve seen is almost a factional clash’Politics

Amid the US conflict with Iran, Democrats and some Republicans are warning of a leadership void at the top of the US military. Army Secretary Dan Driscoll, the Army’s senior civilian official, resigned this week after widespread reports of tensions with Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth. Walter Ladwig of King’s College London discusses the situation.

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