Today's Trump news.

1. An American official stated that Trump is working to make Iran "pay a price" for violating the memorandum of understanding and causing the death of American soldiers. 2. Trump is expected to decide in the coming days whether to expand military action against Iran and resume "full-scale combat operations." 3. The Trump administration is considering a 10-day ceasefire proposal presented by mediators such as Qatar, Egypt, and Pakistan, while also preparing for full-scale war. 4. Trump signed a proclamation providing tariff exemptions on aluminum imports for companies investing in primary aluminum production projects in the United States, based on Section 232 of the 1962 Trade Expansion Act. 5. Trump tweeted on social media on the 20th, stating that Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu "will not be arrested in any form" during his visit to the United States. 6. Trump stated that he had a "very good conversation" with the new British Prime Minister Andy Burnham and they will meet in the "near future." 7. According to a new executive order signed by the White House on Monday, US defense contractors will be required to review critical supply chains to identify sources of supplies. "This is in preparation for the battlefield." 8. Trump has recently threatened to "claim compensation" from Canada and impose tariffs on Canadian goods for this. 9. The Trump administration has been considering cutting ties with the United Nations Refugee Agency in recent weeks, while diplomats and UN officials are working to persuade the US government to change that idea.