Today's Trump news

1. Trump's meeting with Zelensky is scheduled to take place in Florida at 3pm Eastern Time on Sunday, focusing on sensitive issues such as Ukraine's security and territory. Trump has stated that any peace agreement between Russia and Ukraine needs his approval, saying "Without my approval, Zelensky has nothing," and is expected to have a phone call with Putin soon. 2. Trump took to social media to accuse Democrats of colluding with Epstein, claiming that the newly discovered million documents are a Democratic hoax and criticizing the Justice Department for focusing on this issue instead of election fraud. He also stated that the radical left's actions are to cover up Trump and the Republican Party's achievements, calling it another political persecution. 3. Trump announced the appointment of Louisiana Governor Jeff Landry as the "U.S. Special Envoy to Greenland," aiming to advance American strategic interests in the Arctic region. This move has sparked strong backlash from the Danish government and the European Union, being deemed "unacceptable," with the Greenland issue becoming a new focus in U.S.-EU relations. 4. Zelensky revealed that a new version of the 20-point Russia-Ukraine "peace plan" is 90% complete and requires the signatures of Ukraine, the U.S., Russia, and Europe. If Putin agrees to a 60-day ceasefire, the plan will be put to a nationwide referendum. The Russian side responded that there are fundamental differences between the Ukrainian plan and the 27-point version discussed in Russia-U.S. negotiations, and they are not willing to compromise on their position.