Trump marks first year with apology over ICE shooting, defends policies amid controversy.

Trump marked his first year back in office with a lengthy press briefing, acknowledging ICE agents "make mistakes sometimes" after the fatal shooting of Renee Good by an ICE officer in Minneapolis, though he previously claimed she ran over the officer—a version contradicted by video evidence. He expressed sorrow, noting Good’s father was a former supporter, but continued to label protesters as "paid agitators" and criticized media coverage. Trump defended his administration’s immigration enforcement, reiterated claims of ending eight wars, pushed for acquiring Greenland, questioned NATO allies’ commitment, and lamented not winning a Nobel Peace Prize, while asserting strong economic progress despite public skepticism.