Donald Trump paused a live, televised speech to the United Nations General Assembly to threaten a crew member: 'Whoever is operating this teleprompter is in big trouble,' he said before a long silence.

Watch live as Donald Trump addresses the United Nations for the first time since 2020 on Tuesday (23). During his speech, the US president is expected to take aim at “globalist institutions” and lay out his “vision for the world”,

White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt said they are "very close" to all sides agreeing to a comprehensive plan to end the war in Gaza. The comments come as Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is set to visit the White House on Monday, during which he and President Donald Trump are expected to discuss the proposed deal.

President Donald Trump delivered the first address of his second term to the United Nations General Assembly and met with global leaders.

Donald Trump’s fans on social media are fuming after they were forced to hear the president dubbed in a different language during his Tuesday morning speech to the United Nations. During the live feed of Trump’s address to the UN,

The former secretary of state called the Trump administration's use of government against political foes “right out of the authoritarian playbook.”

In a just-about hourlong address to the UN General Assembly, US President Donald Trump insulted the organization repeatedly.

"Please ask them about what happened with their teleprompter," a United Nations representative tells EW after Trump threatened a crew member over the tool.

During the second episode back for 'Jimmy Kimmel Live!' after a six-day hiatus, host Jimmy Kimmel reacted to President Donald Trump's response to the show's return, including his supposed "threat" to ABC.

President Donald Trump posted on Truth Social, his equivalent of a tweet, about Jimmy Kimmel's show returning to ABC. He alluded to another lawsuit.