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It comes after some of his biggest backers has rubbished the idea. Benedict Brook in the US less than 2 min read October 30, 2025 - 1:43AM Share via Email Share on Facebook Share on Whatsapp Copied URL to clipboard MAGA-watts Nvidia boss praises Trump for AI deal The CEO of tech giant Nvidia has praised Donald Trump over his administration’s energy policies, before repeating the President’s... Oct 29, 2025 'Pretty clear': Donald Trump's third term admission More than 100 dead in Israeli air strikes Trump-Kim meeting off the table Welcome to our live coverage of US politics. Donald Trump is in South Korea as he continues in Asia tour. The US president said the two nations had “pretty much finalised” a trade deal – which may mean a trade deal actually hasn’t been signed off yet. But Seoul has said it will invest $US350 billion in the US over many years and that the US will cut some tariffs to 15 per cent. Copied URL to clipboard Trump becomes first US president to receive South Korea’s highest honor President Trump was given a massive gold crown Wednesday by South... The White House has confirmed that Mr Trump will meet Xi Jinping on Thursday in South Koreas. The high stakes one-on-one – which aims to lower economic tensions between Washington and Beijing – could last as long as four hours, Mr Trump said. The US president continues to muse about the possibility of an unconstitutional third term in office. After saying he could run, he has now conceded that according to the US Constitution he’s “not allowed to run”. But it’s still not a full throttled dismissal that, somehow, it couldn’t happen which is what some of his biggest supporters have suggested. The Pentagon has said around 1000 US troops will be removed from Romania, on Europe’s eastern flank. While it represents a small number of America’s overall troops in Europe it will concern NATO that it’s merely the first reduction as worries about Russia only increase. Read on for more updates. 18 minutes ago HIGHLIGHT 'Pretty clear': Donald Trump's third term admission Benedict Brook Ever since Trump spruiker Steve Bannon said plans were afoot to find a way for Donald Trump to serve a third term – which is barred by the US Constitution – the US president has been peppered with questions about the prospect. In just the last few days, he has said there might be a way to do so and he “would love to do it”. But on Wednesday he appeared to concede that he was ineligible to do so. Even if he didn’t entirely rule out the possibility. President Donald Trump speaks to reporters aboard Air Force One as he travels from Tokyo, Japan, to South Korea, Wednesday, Oct. 29, 2025. (AP Photo/Mark Schiefelbein) “We have the greatest economy we’ve ever had, I have my highest poll numbers that I’ve ever had,” he boasted (his approval rating remains low,” he said on Air Force One as he headed to South Korea. It’s worth pointing out Mr Trump’s approval rating is steadily or falling. 21 minutes ago HIGHLIGHT More than 100 dead in Israeli air strikes Violence has flared again in Gaza overnight as Israeli airstrikes killed 104 people, including at least 22 children, according to Gaza’s civil defence agency. Around 200 more were wounded in what spokesman Mahmoud Bassal called a “catastrophic and terrifying” situation, accusing Israel of violating the recent truce Donald Trump helped broker. Strikes reportedly hit tents for displaced families, homes, and even the vicinity of hospitals. Al-Shifa hospital said one attack struck its backyard, while Al-Awda hospital reported receiving several bodies from the Nuseirat refugee camp. 22 minutes ago HIGHLIGHT Trump-Kim meeting off the table Brielle Burns Donald Trump said on Wednesday he was not able to arrange a meeting with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un during the US president’s visit to the South, ending fierce speculation over a possible summit. Trump had said he would “love to meet” Kim during his Asia trip, which would have been their first meeting since the US leader’s previous term in the White House. North Korea has not responded publicly to the invitation. Just hours before Trump began a visit to South Korea, Pyongyang announced North Korea test-fired cruise missiles off its western coast in a message to Pyongyang “enemies”. 22 minutes ago Japan 'critical to deterring China': US Brielle Burns Pentagon chief Pete Hegseth said Wednesday the Japan-US alliance was “critical to deterring Chinese military aggression”, as his Japanese counterpart confirmed plans to accelerate a defence spending target. The comments came in the wake of the first face-to-face meeting Tuesday between US President Donald Trump and new Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi, where security was a major topic. Long-pacifist Japan is adopting a more muscular military stance as relations with China worsen. “To respond to regional contingencies and keep our country safe, shoulder to shoulder with Japan, we look forward to continuing to strengthen our alliance,” Hegseth said during a meeting with Japan Defence Minister Shinjiro Koizumi in Tokyo. 22 minutes ago World's largest company goes 'MAGA' Brielle Burns he CEO of tech giant Nvidia has praised Donald Trump over his administration’s energy policies, before repeating the President’s signature MAGA slogan during a conference in Washington. During his keynote address at the Walter E Washington Convention Center, CEO Jensen Huang took a moment to thank Mr Trump for his “pro-energy initiative” and his recognition that the industry needs “energy to win”. “Putting the weight of the nation behind pro-energy growth completely changed the game,” said Mr Huang, whose company makes high-end computer chips used for AI. “If this didn’t happen, we could have been (in) a bad situation, and I want to thank President Trump for that.” Read related topics:Donald Trump More related stories US Politics Trainwreck Kamala interview says it all Kamala Harris has stumbled through an uncomfortable ABC interview where she was pulled up on a series of conflicting statements. US Politics Trump called out over strange Gaza comment Sad comments from a bombed hospital in Gaza have laid bare the absurdity on the ground, with Donald Trump being pulled up over particularly puzzling comment. US Politics Menu detail exposes Japan’s Trump panic A nation’s new Prime Minister has fawned over Donald Trump in an exuberant meeting designed to woo the volatile US leader. Registration In The Know Quiz Newsletters Competitions Welcome to news.com.au Code of Conduct Help and Support General Feedback Advertise with us Standards of Practice Licensing & Reprints Our News Network The Daily Telegraph The Courier Mail Our Partners realestate.com.au CODE Sports A NOTE ABOUT RELEVANT ADVERTISING: We collect information about the content (including ads) you use across this site and use it to make both advertising and content more relevant to you on our network and other sites. Find out more about our policy and your choices, including how to opt-out.Sometimes our articles will try to help you find the right product at the right price. We may receive payment from third parties for publishing this content or when you make a purchase through the links on our sites. 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