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BREAKING: President Trump vows to eradicate what he calls a "horrible thread of cancer" quietly moving through the nation, issuing a stark warning against the rise of communism in America. "We have a country that's just the hottest. It just is so hot and I'm working really hard to make it even better. We're going to get rid of some of the flaws. We're going to make it even better." "But the biggest thing we have to do is we have to stop this, this horrible thread of cancer that's permeating our country called communism."

"They caught them." President Trump says the vandals accused of damaging the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool have been caught, alleging they used a box cutter or other sharp object to slash the newly restored pool and dumped fertilizer into the water. Speaking during the White House Rose Garden Club Dinner with American farmers, Trump said the suspects "have some problems ahead of them" and described them as "sick people." Trump praised crews for quickly restoring the Reflecting Pool, saying it “looks beautiful.”

WATCH: NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte unveils what he calls the "Trump trillion" as he credits President Trump with helping push European allies to boost defense spending. Rutte said Europe and Canada have added roughly $1.2 trillion in defense spending since Trump first entered office, while also placing hundreds of billions of dollars in orders with U.S. defense companies. "This is your evidence," Rutte said, pointing to the numbers as he argued the alliance is moving closer to sharing the defense burden with the United States.

NEW: Speaker Mike Johnson says the World Cup is creating an ironic split screen across America, as fans from around the world appreciate the U.S. "so more than these socialists running for Congress." While radical left Democrats spend their time criticizing the country, visitors from around the world are flooding social media with videos of themselves falling in love with it — from Buc-ee’s and Waffle House to free chips and salsa in Texas. "They've never known freedom. They've never known these kinds of things, and they're seeing them for themselves. The genius of America's system, a system that rewards risk takers and entrepreneurs and job creators and innovators and people who create jobs for others and expand the economy and opportunity and broaden the pathway out of poverty for more people." "That's what we promise to the voters, and that's what we are delivering."

A JPMorgan DEI executive emptied a full trash can into the street during the Knicks championship parade. Now she’s out of a job. The woman seen in the now-viral video dumping a Knicks-colored trash can along New York City’s parade route has been identified as Angie Baez, a financial industry executive. After the New York Post contacted JPMorgan Chase about the incident, the company confirmed she is no longer employed there. Baez wasn’t the only one causing chaos in the city, fans climbed cars, trucks, and anything else they could find to celebrate.

Backed by Bernie Sanders and Zohran Mamdani, Brad Lander just pulled off a major Democratic primary upset. The Former New York City Comptroller defeated Rep. Dan Goldman, the former federal prosecutor who served as lead counsel during the first impeachment inquiry into President Trump. Goldman was first elected to Congress in 2022 after winning a crowded Democratic primary in the newly redrawn district. The victory is being seen as a win for the Democratic Party's progressive wing in one of the bluest congressional districts in the country.

"Did you have a good time? How good a speech was that?" President Trump talked to reporters as he departed Pennsylvania following a rally-style speech at Mack Trucks focused on the economy. Over roughly 90 minutes, Trump touted rising 401(k)s, lower gas prices and his plans to boost manufacturing jobs in Pennsylvania. He also declared victory in the conflict with Iran, praised the UFC event at the White House and took jabs at former Presidents Biden and Obama. After wrapping up his remarks, Trump boarded Air Force One for the flight back to Joint Base Andrews.

BREAKING: President Trump is pushing back on Republican lawmakers who have been speaking out again his Iran deal, like Senator Ted Cruz. "Anybody who has been critical of it has to be educated, even if they're friends of mine." "We have Iran in a position that nobody's ever had. This should have been done for 47 years by other presidents." "They have a hunger problem. They have a food problem. They have a medicine problem. They've got a lot of problems."

BREAKING: President Trump confirms IAEA inspectors will be allowed into Iran under the U.S. agreement, pushing back on claims from the regime saying otherwise. "They're wrong. They know they're wrong... and if they were right, I'd cancel the meetings right now." "They'll be on the ground at the appropriate time."

WATCH: President Trump boards Air Force One with umbrella in hand en route to Reading, Pennsylvania where he's set to speak at a Mack Trucks plant in the key battleground state.

The sea of red keeps rolling through MetLife Stadium. Norway fans completely took over the stands in New Jersey, turning the World Cup atmosphere into what felt like a home match as thousands packed the venue in red. After the team's win, supporters broke into the viral Viking rowing celebration, moving in unison as chants echoed throughout the stadium. For a few minutes, the entire stadium seemed locked into the same rhythm. That's what makes the celebration so hard to ignore.

A 15-year-old didn't think twice before diving into a harbor to save a dog from drowning. Video shows 15-year-old Mateo Akerman diving into Newport Harbor after spotting a struggling dog named George who appeared unable to make it back to shore on his own. As friends cheered from the dock, Akerman swam George back to land, wrapped him in a towel, and stayed with him until his family could be reached. George was later reunited with his owners, and both he and his young rescuer were unharmed.

The roar of French fighter jets turned heads across Washington as they swept past the Washington Monument in a rare tribute to America’s upcoming 250th birthday. Spectators along the National Mall stopped to watch and applaud as the aircraft flew in formation over the nation's capital. The flyover honored the historic alliance forged during the American Revolution, when France helped support the colonies in their fight for independence. French officials say the display was meant to highlight the enduring bond between the two longtime allies.

NEW: President Trump pushed back after a reporter questioned the cost of the White House reflecting pool renovation, immediately turning the focus to the Obama-Biden administration's handling of the same project. "Barack Hussein Obama spent two years and over $100 million when he tried to fix it. You know what happened to it? Never even opened." "They were going to spend 3 to $400 million, you know, that. And it was going to take four years." "I spent about 6, 7 weeks and I spent... probably $10 million." "They were going to spend 400 million, I spent 10, they were going to spend four years. I spent two months, maybe less."

BREAKING: "Money that's being unfrozen is going to be used to buy food... exclusively through the United States from our farmers." President Trump says corn, soybeans, and other agricultural products will be purchased from American farmers as part of the administration's latest progress with Iran. "Our farmers are very happy... I've had a lot of calls. They were very happy about that."

"Nobody cares." President Trump couldn't resist cracking a joke as Energy Secretary Chris Wright tried to recount how many years ago Albert Einstein published his groundbreaking work before highlighting the administration's push on quantum technology.

An overwhelming sea of red flooded the Times Square steps. Thousands of Norwegian fans packed the heart of Manhattan, breaking into their iconic rowing chant as Norway prepares for its latest World Cup showdown.