Melania Trump and Kate Middleton chatted and painted with Squirrel Scouts on the grounds of Windsor Castle.

A hydraulics issue forced president Trump to switch to a backup helicopter during his UK trip.

American crypto investors erected a 3.6-meter golden statue of Donald Trump holding a Bitcoin outside the Capitol Building.

The US Senate used a procedural maneuver known as the "nuclear option" for the first time to confirm 48 of President Trump's nominees in a single vote.

President Trump expressed deep disappointment over his inability to end the war in Ukraine and renewed his call for Europe to stop buying Russian oil to increase pressure on Moscow.

The British royal family selected food grown on their own farms, alongside fresh flowers and fine wines, for the state banquet hosted for president Trump and the first lady.

The Irish State Coach, used by King Charles to welcome Donald Trump, was built in 1851 and is used by the British Royal Family for state occasions.

The British royal family welcomed Trump with a series of ceremonies described by the media as "unprecedented," as the former US president visited the country.

The MAGA movement is divided over free speech as the Trump administration weighs policy responses to the assassination of Charlie Kirk.

From Melania Trump's wide-brimmed hat to Kate Middleton's tiara, the attire of both the hosts and guests conveyed messages of respect and diplomacy.

Trump declared Antifa, a term describing far-left extremist groups, a major terrorist organization but has not announced any measures against it.

Trump's call for Europe to completely abandon Russian energy in exchange for Washington's sanctions on Moscow is nearly impossible.

King Charles III used the royal carriage to welcome Trump, demonstrating the honor bestowed upon the US president during his state visit to the UK.

Former President Trump expressed frustration with Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) reporter John Lyons, warning him that he was harming his country and threatening to complain to Prime Minister Anthony Albanese.