Individuals from seven countries will not be able to travel to the United States starting Thursday, according to updated CBP guidance.

The move gives Trump, whose private company has developed numerous golf courses in the U.S. and abroad, the chance to remake links in the nation's capital.

The order from the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit is a win for Mr. Newsom, a Democrat, who has vigorously opposed President Trump’s moves to control California’s National Guard since he mobilized some 4,000 troops in June. While most of them were later withdrawn, some 300 troops have remained under federal control.

The Trafalgar Group, which is classed as "center-right" by Media Bias Fact Check, has Trump’s approval rating at 50.2 percent (46.7 percent strongly approve and 3.5 percent approve) over a 44.6 percent disapproval rating, according to its latest survey carried out among 1,098 likely general election voters between December 26 and 27.

The Trump administration accused the National Links Trust of failing to make required investments in the courses and failing to pay rent.

Though touting himself as the peace president, President Donald Trump has not been afraid to unleash lethal rocket strikes on U.S. enemies when he feels the need arises.

As president in 2020, Trump helped upend three unrelated surveillance programs, all of which ultimately expired, after back-channeling with privacy hawks and breaking with his then-attorney general, Bill Barr.

At a New Year’s Eve gathering at his Mar-a-Lago estate in Florida, Trump shared his 2025 resolution while speaking with the media. He said, “Peace on earth, peace on earth" when a reporter inquired about his New Year's resolution.