- Trump told President Karol Nawrocki the U.S. is prepared to expand its 8,000-strong military presence in Poland.
- The meeting underscores Warsaw’s push for stronger U.S. security guarantees amid Russia’s war on Ukraine.
- Nawrocki, a conservative close to Trump’s movement, won the election narrowly on a “Poland first” platform while pledging support for Ukraine but opposing NATO membership.
US President Donald Trump told his Polish counterpart the United States was ready to increase its military presence in the Central European nation, one of the countries on NATO’s so-called “eastern flank” warily watching Russia’s actions.




Paramount under nepo baby David Ellison is on the verge of acquiring Bari Weiss’s pro-Israel propaganda outlet “The Free Press” for around $100-200m and “tossing her the keys to CBS News,” according to Puck News. 





President Trump, in an interview with the Daily Caller on Friday, confirmed his strike on Iran’s nuclear facilities was for Israel and lamented the waning power of the Israel Lobby. 