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President Trump is back on the stump for the first time in months on Tuesday. The polls all say Americans are unhappy with his presidency, and with his economy. Can he reverse the tide?

But before that he was sitting down for a blockbuster interview with Politico. In it, the president eviscerates Europe, and Europe’s leaders. 

Even the Pope is getting involved. 

What does this mean for the US-European relationship… and is this the beginning of a big, messy break up?

A new White House National Security Strategy gives us an insight into how Donald Trump views the world, and the US's place within it.

Is this America rejecting Europe and uprooting the established world order?

Two massive media companies go head to head to buy Warner Bros in a media shake-up that will have a massive impact on the film and TV industry.

The Supreme Court seems poised to expand the president's powers which could see the structure of the federal government significantly changed.

The leaders of Rwanda and the Democratic Republic of the Congo come to Washington DC to sign a peace deal. They don't look at each other, don't shake hands, and all the while fighting carries on in eastern Congo. 

Is this all just business masquerading as peace?

Plus - a report shows defence secretary Pete Hegseth (now styled as war secretary) risked endangering the lives of servicemen and women by texting operational details on his personal and non-secure phone. How much pressure is he now under?

Martha reports from California and a town nicknamed "Little Kabul", where Afghan immigrants are now in the crosshairs of Donald Trump's anti-immigration push. 

And the FIFA World Cup draw is here. But as the president continues to threaten to move matches away from Democratic-run cities, how politicised has this global football event become?

Trump says Somalia "stinks" as he plans a sweeping crackdown on the Somali community in Minnesota. Why specifically them?

The president also hosts his final cabinet meeting of the year.

While Trump’s cabinet members laud him, questions are still being asked of his defence secretary: did he commit a war crime over a boat bombing in the Caribbean? Pete Hegseth has been questioned about it for the first time by the media. What did he say?

Plus, a new-look press corps have started at the Pentagon. Out are the journalists… and in are the conspiracy theorists and a scandal ridden ex-congressman. What’s happened?

Did Pete Hegseth, former TV anchor now major military commander, order the murder of two unarmed, helpless men at sea in September?

Plus - has this administration's most extreme immigration crackdown just begun? Donald Trump reacts to the shooting of two members of the National Guard by scrutinising those "from third-world countries".

And what's the president's problem with female journalists? He lashes out at two more this weekend after a spate of ill-tempered and rude exchanges over the last few weeks.