The Guam Daily Post

1 day ago | postguam.com | Cat Zakrzewski |Faiz Siddiqui |Elizabeth Dwoskin

The alliance between President Donald Trump and Elon Musk spectacularly imploded on Thursday as the world’s most prominent bromance collapsed into mutual public trolling. For months, as Musk emerged as the president’s constant companion and self-proclaimed “first buddy,” the question hovered over how long a duet could last between two men used to soloing on center stage. Thursday’s angry exchanges provided a definitive answer.

2 days ago | postguam.com | Cleve R. Wootson Jr. |Dan Merica |Natalie Allison |Emily Davies

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy was the first to see his Oval Office meeting take a turbulent turn, with President Donald Trump and Vice President JD Vance castigating him as ungrateful and threatening to cut off U.S. aid to his besieged country. Next came South African President Cyril Ramaphosa, who had hoped to discuss tariffs and instead was accused by Trump of facilitating white genocide in a choreographed spectacle broadcast around the globe.

2 days ago | postguam.com | Jacob Bogage |Theodoric Meyer

President Donald Trump is pursuing an agenda that would add trillions of dollars to the soaring national debt, ignoring warnings from Wall Street, Republican deficit hawks and his outgoing cost-cutting champion. Though Trump ran for office in part on pledges to slash the size of the federal government and rein in the debt, his record so far has been less fiscally disciplined.

3 days ago | postguam.com | Miriam Berger |Abbie Cheeseman |Louisa Loveluck |Hazem Balousha

JAFFA, Israel - Scores of Palestinians were killed or wounded while trying to reach a food distribution site in southern Gaza on Sunday, according to residents, medics and the local Health Ministry. At least 31 people were killed and another 170 injured - most with gunshot wounds to the extremities and upper body - according to health officials and medics who treated the victims.

4 days ago | postguam.com | Christian Shepherd

China on Monday said Trump administration accusations that it had broken the terms of a trade war truce by holding back key materials were “groundless,” arguing that it was the United States that had “seriously damaged” the agreement with its restrictions on Chinese microchips and students.