Fox News reported that during an upcoming interview on Fox Noticias, host Rachel Campos-Duffy taught President Donald Trump how to say his iconic slogan, "Make America Great Again," in Spanish, which is "Vamos a hacer America grande otra vez." Trump attempted the phrase, saying "America grande otra vez!", which translates to "America great again!". The article highlights this language lesson as part of Campos-Duffy's interview with Trump, where he also stated that the United States is once again respected globally due to his leadership and reflected on his first 100 days in office.

Fox News reported&nbsp;that during an upcoming interview on Fox Noticias, host&nbsp;Rachel Campos-Duffy taught President Donald Trump&nbsp;how to say his iconic slogan, "Make America Great Again," in Spanish, which is "Vamos a hacer America grande otra vez."&nbsp;Trump attempted the phrase, saying "America grande otra vez!", which translates to "America great again!".&nbsp;The article highlights this language lesson as part of Campos-Duffy's interview with Trump, where he also stated that the United States is once again respected globally due to his leadership and reflected on his first 100 days in office.

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USA: Trump Learns - Make America Great Again - in Spanish on Fox

Donald Trump is reportedly launching a Monopoly-style mobile game in April, developed by an associate and featuring in-game currency, though it is not affiliated with Hasbro's Monopoly. This venture expands Trump's digital portfolio, which includes past games, NFT collections, and the significantly devalued TRUMP memecoin. Despite criticism and concerns about conflicts of interest, the Trump family defends their involvement in cryptocurrency, asserting their strong belief in the sector. The new game aims to replicate the feel of existing mobile board games and could potentially incorporate Trump-branded digital assets. This move marks Trump's continued exploration of digital ventures, following previous forays into NFTs and cryptocurrency initiatives.

Donald Trump is reportedly launching a Monopoly-style mobile game in April, developed by an associate and featuring in-game currency, though it is not affiliated with Hasbro's Monopoly. This venture expands Trump's digital portfolio, which includes past games, NFT collections, and the significantly devalued TRUMP memecoin.&nbsp;Despite criticism and concerns about conflicts of interest, the Trump family defends their involvement in cryptocurrency, asserting their strong belief in the sector. The new game aims to replicate the feel of existing mobile board games and could potentially incorporate Trump-branded digital assets.&nbsp;This move marks Trump's continued exploration of digital ventures, following previous forays into NFTs and cryptocurrency initiatives.

USA: Trump's Monopoly-Style Crypto Game

Karoline Leavitt, the White House Press Secretary, addressed the media, outlining several presidential initiatives. These included the establishment of a White House faith office and upcoming Holy Week events. The briefing also highlighted economic developments, such as Nvidia's plans to manufacture AI supercomputers in the US, alongside broader efforts to bolster American manufacturing and investments. Furthermore, Leavitt discussed border security, citing reduced apprehensions and the removal of violent illegal aliens, while criticising Democrat reactions to certain deportations. The administration also addressed foreign policy, including trade negotiations, discussions with Russia, and the President's stance on Iran's nuclear ambitions. Finally, the press secretary responded to questions on topics ranging from federal funding for universities to the protection of Social Security benefits.

Karoline Leavitt, the White House Press Secretary, addressed the media, outlining several presidential initiatives.&nbsp;These included the establishment of a White House faith office and upcoming Holy Week events.&nbsp;The briefing also highlighted economic developments, such as Nvidia's plans to manufacture AI supercomputers in the US, alongside broader efforts to bolster American manufacturing and investments.&nbsp;Furthermore,&nbsp;Leavitt discussed border security, citing reduced apprehensions and the removal of violent illegal aliens, while criticising Democrat reactions to certain deportations.&nbsp;The administration also addressed foreign policy, including trade negotiations, discussions with Russia, and the President's stance on Iran's nuclear ambitions.&nbsp;Finally,&nbsp;the press secretary responded to questions on topics ranging from federal funding for universities to the protection of Social Security benefits.

USA: White House Briefing -Faith, Economy, Border Security, and More

A YouTube video transcript from "The White House" outlines a new mobile application, CBP Home. This app is presented as a voluntary self-deportation method for individuals residing in the United States without legal permission. The speaker suggests that using the app offers a potentially easier and safer departure. Furthermore, they indicate a possible future opportunity for legal return for those who choose this option. Conversely, the transcript warns of certain deportation and a permanent ban from the United States for those who do not utilise the CBP Home app. The initiative is framed as a way to conserve law enforcement resources and taxpayer money, allowing focus on individuals deemed dangerous.

A YouTube video transcript from "The White House" outlines a new mobile application, CBP Home.&nbsp;This app is presented as a voluntary self-deportation method for individuals residing in the United States without legal permission.&nbsp;The speaker suggests that using the app offers a potentially easier and safer departure.&nbsp;Furthermore, they indicate a possible future opportunity for legal return for those who choose this option.&nbsp;Conversely, the transcript warns of certain deportation and a permanent ban from the United States for those who do not utilise the CBP Home app. The initiative is framed as a way to conserve law enforcement resources and taxpayer money, allowing focus on individuals deemed dangerous.

USA: Trump Learns - Make America Great Again - in Spanish on Fox

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