Trump at UN: Iran deal, Greenland bases, and 'super intelligence' push

President Trump addressed the UN General Assembly on Tuesday, stating he must choose between "annihilating" Iran or reaching a deal, while also announcing new military bases in Greenland and a shift in terminology from "artificial intelligence" to "super intelligence." Trump said he believes an agreement with Tehran will be reached "right after the elections" in November. He rejected globalist AI regulation, announced two large military bases in Greenland following a deal with Denmark, and predicted a Russia-Ukraine accord "sooner than people think." He also called on countries to withdraw from the International Criminal Court. The speech comes as Trump faces difficulties extricating from the war launched with Israel against Iran in late February, which affects global oil distribution and the economy. He also faces growing unpopularity ahead of midterm elections, driven largely by rising living costs.