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Transitioning to Prom Donald J. Trump will be attending the reopening of Notre-Dame Cathedral in Paris, marking his first trip abroad since the recent election. This event suggests that world leaders are starting to move forward from the Biden presidency. Written by Maggie Haberman Experienced journalist covering The soon-to-be President Donald J. Trump is planning to visit France on Saturday to attend the reopening of the Notre-Dame Cathedral, which was damaged by a fire five years ago. This will be his initial trip abroad since winning the election last month, and it demonstrates how world leaders are shifting their focus away from the Biden administration. Donald Trump shared on his social media platform, Truth Social, that he would be visiting the iconic Notre Dame cathedral. He praised French President Emmanuel Macron for overseeing the restoration of the cathedral to its former glory. Trump expressed his excitement and gratitude for the opportunity to visit such a significant and historic building. He wrote that it would be a day that is significant to everyone. The journey has been planned for a few days, as noted by individuals familiar with the preparations. There has been at least one phone call between Mr. Trump and Mr. Macron, as reported by one of the sources. It is anticipated that President Biden will not be present at the reopening event, but Dr. Jill Biden, the first lady, is expected to attend, as reported by one of the individuals who received information about the event. Since winning a second term by defeating Vice President Kamala Harris, who replaced President Biden on the Democratic ticket, Mr. Trump has spent most of his time at Mar-a-Lago, his private club and residence in Palm Beach, Florida. The announcement of the trip was somewhat expected. Mr. Trump has a fondness for ceremonies and grand displays, particularly at construction sites with historical significance. This trip also signifies his reemergence on the global stage. However, this situation also marks the most recent development in a tense relationship with European partners, especially with Mr. Macron. The President of France, dealing with unrest within his own country due to strong opposition from both the far-right and far-left, praised President Trump at the beginning of his presidency. Macron extended an invitation to Trump to join France’s Bastille Day festivities in Paris in 2017, which Trump accepted enthusiastically. The relationship between Mr. Macron and Mr. Trump deteriorated in 2018 when Macron expressed support for a European military defense independent of the United States, aimed at countering Russia and China. This clashed with Trump’s nationalist views, especially as far-right populists aligned with him were gaining power in France and other parts of Europe. In August 2022, the FBI conducted a search at Mar-a-Lago looking for confidential documents, some of which were related to Mr. Macron. Maggie Haberman is a senior journalist covering the 2024 presidential campaign, local elections nationwide, and the investigations involving former President Donald J. Trump. Learn more about Maggie Haberman. Prom Page Directory Navigation to Site Information

Transition of power Prom Donald J. Trump will be attending the reopening of Notre-Dame Cathedral in Paris, marking his first international trip since the previous month’s election. This gesture suggests that world leaders are starting to move forward from the Biden presidency. Written by Maggie Haberman. Experienced journalist covering Donald J. Trump, who has been elected as the President, will be going to France this Saturday to attend the reopening of the Notre-Dame Cathedral, which was damaged by a fire five years ago. This trip will mark his first visit abroad after the recent election and signifies a shift in focus away from the previous Biden administration by world leaders. Donald Trump shared on his social media platform, Truth Social, that he would be visiting the Notre Dame Cathedral. He expressed gratitude to French President Emmanuel Macron for overseeing the restoration of the cathedral to its former glory. Trump called the building "Magnificent and Historic" and said he was honored to announce his plans to visit it. He expressed excitement for the upcoming day and mentioned that it will hold significance for everyone involved. The journey has been planned for a few days, as shared by individuals familiar with the planning process. One of the sources mentioned that Mr. Trump and Mr. Macron have had a phone call at least once. It is anticipated that President Biden will not be present at the reopening event, but Dr. Jill Biden, the first lady, is expected to attend, as reported by one person who was informed about the event. Since winning a second term by defeating Vice President Kamala Harris, who replaced President Biden on the Democratic ticket, Mr. Trump has been mostly staying at Mar-a-Lago, his private club and residence in Palm Beach, Florida. The announcement of the trip was somewhat expected. Mr. Trump enjoys formal events and impressive displays, especially when it comes to construction sites with historical significance. This trip also signifies his reentry onto the global political platform. However, this recent incident is also part of an ongoing tense relationship with European partners, especially with President Macron. The president of France, who is dealing with unrest within the country due to opposition from both the far-right and far-left groups, praised President Trump at the beginning of his presidency. Macron personally invited Trump to be a part of France’s Bastille Day festivities in 2017, to which Trump eagerly accepted the invitation. The relationship between Macron and Trump started to deteriorate in 2018 when Macron supported the concept of a European military defense that could defend against Russia, China, and the United States. This clashed with Trump’s nationalist views, especially as far-right populist movements were gaining traction in France and other parts of Europe. In August 2022, the FBI conducted a search at Mar-a-Lago looking for classified documents, some of which were related to Mr. Macron. Maggie Haberman is a senior political correspondent covering the 2024 presidential campaign, as well as other political races and investigations involving former President Donald J. Trump. Learn more about Maggie Haberman. Prom Index of Website Navigation for Website Information

Transition of power Prom Donald J. Trump will be traveling to Paris to attend the reopening of Notre-Dame Cathedral. This will be his first international trip since the recent election, signaling a shift in focus towards the new Biden administration among global leaders. Written by Maggie Haberman Experienced political journalist President-elect Donald J. Trump is scheduled to visit France this Saturday to attend the reopening of the iconic Notre-Dame Cathedral, which was damaged by a fire five years ago. This trip will be his first international visit since winning the election last month, and it signifies a shift in focus from the Biden administration to the new global leadership under Trump. Donald Trump shared on his social media platform, Truth Social, that he would be visiting Notre Dame in France. He expressed gratitude to President Emmanuel Macron for overseeing the restoration of the historic building to its former glory. Trump described the building as "Magnificent and Historic" and said he was honored to be able to visit. He expressed that it would be a memorable day for everyone involved. The journey has been planned for a few days, as informed by individuals familiar with the arrangements. There has been at least one phone call between Mr. Trump and Mr. Macron, as reported by one of the individuals. It is anticipated that President Biden will not be present at the reopening event, but Dr. Jill Biden, the first lady, is expected to attend, as reported by a source familiar with the situation. Since winning a second term by defeating Vice President Kamala Harris on the Democratic ticket, Mr. Trump has been spending most of his time at Mar-a-Lago, his private club and residence in Palm Beach, Florida. The announcement about the trip was somewhat expected. Mr. Trump enjoys the pomp and grandeur of construction sites, especially those with historical significance. This trip also signifies his re-entry into international affairs. However, it also represents the most recent development in a tense relationship with European partners, especially with Mr. Macron. The President of France, dealing with unrest at home from extremist groups, praised President Trump at the beginning of his presidency. Macron invited Trump to the Bastille Day celebration in Paris in 2017, and Trump accepted the invitation with enthusiasm. However, the relationship between Macron and Trump deteriorated in 2018 when Macron expressed support for a European military defense that could rival Russia, China, and the United States. Macron’s stance clashed with Trump’s nationalist views, especially as right-wing populists, who typically supported Trump, were gaining power in France and other parts of Europe. In August 2022, the FBI conducted a search at Mar-a-Lago looking for classified documents. During the search, federal agents seized information related to Mr. Macron from the property. Maggie Haberman is a senior journalist covering political news related to the 2024 presidential campaign, as well as other elections happening nationwide. She also reports on investigations involving former President Donald J. Trump. Learn more about Maggie Haberman. Prom Website Index Navigation to Site Information

The transition of Prom Donald J. Trump will be visiting Paris to attend the reopening of Notre-Dame Cathedral. This will be his first trip abroad since the election last month, indicating a shift in focus from the Biden administration to other global leaders. Authored by Maggie Haberman Experienced reporter who Donald J. Trump, who is set to become the next President, will be going to France on Saturday to attend the reopening of the Notre-Dame Cathedral, which suffered a fire five years ago. This trip will be his first international visit since winning the election last month, and it signifies the shift in focus away from the Biden administration among global leaders. President Trump shared on his social media platform, Truth Social, that he will be visiting the iconic Notre Dame cathedral, describing it as an honor. He praised French President Emmanuel Macron for overseeing the restoration of Notre Dame to its former glory. "It’s going to be a day that holds special significance for everyone," he penned. The planned trip has been in progress for a few days, as reported by individuals familiar with the arrangements. There has been at least one phone call between Mr. Trump and Mr. Macron, as mentioned by one of the sources. It is anticipated that President Biden will not be present at the reopening event, however, Dr. Jill Biden, the first lady, is expected to attend based on information provided by one of the individuals briefed on the matter. Since winning a second term by defeating Vice President Kamala Harris, who took over from President Biden on the Democratic ticket, Mr. Trump has hardly been seen outside of Mar-a-Lago, his private club and residence in Palm Beach, Florida. The announcement of the trip was somewhat expected. Mr. Trump has a fondness for elaborate ceremonies and grand construction sites, particularly those with historical significance. This trip also signifies his reemergence on the global platform. However, this situation is also the most recent development in a historically tense relationship with European partners, especially with Mr. Macron. The leader of France, who is experiencing unrest within the country due to strong opposition from both the far-right and far-left, praised President Trump at the beginning of his term. Macron extended an invitation to Trump to join in the Bastille Day festivities in Paris in 2017, which Trump accepted enthusiastically. The relationship between Macron and Trump turned bad in 2018 when Macron supported the idea of a European military defense that could rival Russia, China, and the United States. Macron’s stance clashed with Trump’s nationalist views, especially as far-right populists aligned with Trump were gaining influence in France and other parts of Europe. In August 2022, the FBI conducted a search at Mar-a-Lago looking for confidential documents. During the search, federal agents seized information related to Mr. Macron from the property. Maggie Haberman is a seasoned political journalist covering the 2024 presidential race, local elections nationwide, and the inquiries into ex-President Donald J. Trump. Learn more about Maggie Haberman. Prom Index of Pages Navigation for Site Information

Transition of Power Prom Donald J. Trump will be traveling to Paris to attend the reopening of Notre-Dame Cathedral. This will be his first trip abroad since the recent election, signaling a shift in focus from the Biden administration to other global leaders. Written by Maggie Haberman Experienced journalist covering Donald J. Trump, the incoming President, will be visiting France this Saturday to attend the reopening of Notre-Dame Cathedral, which suffered a fire five years ago. This trip will mark his first visit abroad since the recent election, highlighting the shift in global leadership from the Biden administration to the new one. President Trump shared on his social media platform, Truth Social, that he was excited to announce his upcoming visit to the impressive and historic Notre Dame building. He praised President Macron of France for overseeing the restoration of Notre Dame to its former glory and beyond. He expressed that it would be a unique and memorable day for everyone. According to sources familiar with the situation, the trip has been planned for a few days. It has been reported that Mr. Trump and Mr. Macron have had a phone call at least once. It is anticipated that President Biden will not be present at the reopening event, however, Dr. Jill Biden, the first lady, is scheduled to attend based on information from a source. Donald Trump has been spending most of his time at Mar-a-Lago, his personal club and residence in Palm Beach, Florida, ever since he won a second term by beating Vice President Kamala Harris, who took over for President Biden on the Democratic ticket. The announcement of the trip was somewhat expected. Mr. Trump has a fondness for elaborate ceremonies and grand construction sites, particularly historic ones. This trip also signifies his reentry onto the global platform. However, it is also the most recent development in a tense relationship with European partners, especially with Mr. Macron. The President of France, who is currently dealing with unrest within his own country due to opposition from extreme political groups, praised President Trump at the beginning of his presidency. Macron extended an invitation for Trump to join the Bastille Day festivities in Paris in 2017, which Trump accepted with enthusiasm. The relationship between Mr. Macron and Mr. Trump became strained in 2018 when Mr. Macron expressed support for a European military defense that could rival Russia, China, and the United States. This clashed with Mr. Trump’s nationalist views, especially as far-right populists who supported Trump were gaining popularity in France and other parts of Europe. In August 2022, the FBI conducted a search at Mar-a-Lago to look for classified documents that were hidden. During the search, federal agents seized information that was connected to Mr. Macron from the property. Maggie Haberman is a seasoned political journalist covering the 2024 presidential election, local races nationwide, and the inquiries into ex-President Donald J. Trump. Learn more about Maggie Haberman. Prom Index of the website Navigation information about the website

Transitioning from Prom Donald J. Trump will be traveling to Paris to attend the reopening of Notre-Dame Cathedral. This will be his first international trip since the election last month, signaling a shift in focus away from the Biden administration for global leaders. Authored by Maggie Haberman Experienced political news Donald J. Trump, who won the election and will soon become the President, is going to France this Saturday to attend the reopening of the Notre-Dame Cathedral. The cathedral had been destroyed by a fire five years ago. This trip will be his first visit to a foreign country since the election and shows how world leaders are starting to move on from the Biden presidency. Donald Trump shared on his social media platform, Truth Social, that he will be visiting the iconic Notre Dame Cathedral, expressing his excitement and gratitude towards French President Emmanuel Macron for overseeing the restoration efforts of the historic building. He expressed excitement for the upcoming day, noting that it would be memorable for everyone involved. The planning for the trip has been ongoing for a few days, as per sources familiar with the situation. One of the sources mentioned that Mr. Trump and Mr. Macron have spoken at least once over the phone. It is anticipated that President Biden will not be present at the reopening event, but Dr. Jill Biden, the first lady, is expected to attend based on information from a source who was briefed on the matter. Since winning a second term by defeating Vice President Kamala Harris, who replaced President Biden on the Democratic ticket, Mr. Trump has mostly stayed at Mar-a-Lago, his private club and residence in Palm Beach, Florida. The announcement of the trip was somewhat expected. Mr. Trump enjoys the pomp and grandeur associated with construction sites, particularly historic ones. This trip also signifies his reemergence on the international platform. However, this situation is also the most recent development in a history of tense interactions with European allies, especially with Mr. Macron. The President of France, who is dealing with unrest within his own country caused by extreme right and left-wing groups, praised President Trump at the beginning of Trump’s presidency. Macron extended an invitation to Trump to join in France’s Bastille Day festivities in Paris in 2017, and Trump accepted the invitation enthusiastically. The relationship between Macron and Trump turned sour in 2018 when Macron supported the concept of a European military defense that could defend against Russia, China, and the United States. Macron’s stance clashed with Trump’s nationalist views, especially as far-right populists supporting Trump were gaining power in France and other parts of Europe. In August 2022, the FBI conducted a search at Mar-a-Lago to look for undisclosed classified documents. During the search, federal agents seized some information related to Mr. Macron from the property. Maggie Haberman is a seasoned journalist who covers the 2024 presidential campaign, other political races, and ongoing investigations involving former President Donald J. Trump. She has extensive experience in political reporting. Prom Index of the Website Navigation to Information on the

Transition of power Prom Donald J. Trump is planning to visit Paris for the reopening of Notre-Dame Cathedral. This will be his first international trip since the election last month, indicating a shift in focus from the Biden administration to other global leaders. Authored by Maggie Haberman Experienced journalist reporting President-elect Donald J. Trump is set to visit France on Saturday to attend the reopening of the iconic Notre-Dame Cathedral, which was damaged by a fire five years ago. This trip will be his initial international visit since the election last month, indicating a shift in focus away from the Biden administration by global leaders. Donald Trump shared on his social media platform, Truth Social, that he will be visiting the iconic Notre Dame building. He expressed gratitude towards President Macron of France for overseeing the restoration of Notre Dame to its former glory. He penned that it would be a day that holds significance for everyone. The upcoming trip has been in the planning stages for a few days, as informed by individuals familiar with the situation. One of the sources mentioned that Mr. Trump and Mr. Macron have had a phone discussion at least once. It is anticipated that President Biden will not be present at the reopening event, but Dr. Jill Biden, the first lady, is expected to attend, as reported by a source familiar with the situation. Since winning a second term by defeating Vice President Kamala Harris, who took President Biden’s place on the Democratic ticket, Mr. Trump has spent most of his time at Mar-a-Lago, his private club and residence in Palm Beach, Florida. The announcement of the trip was somewhat expected. Mr. Trump has a fondness for elaborate ceremonies and grand construction sites, particularly those with historical significance. This trip also signifies his reemergence on the international platform. However, it is also the most recent development in a tense relationship with European allies, especially with Mr. Macron. The President of France, who is dealing with unrest within his own country due to opposition from both the far-right and far-left, praised President Trump at the beginning of Trump’s presidency. Macron invited Trump to join in France’s Bastille Day festivities in 2017, and Trump accepted the invitation enthusiastically. The relationship turned bad in 2018, when President Macron supported the concept of a genuine European military defense that could stand up to Russia, China, and even the United States. This clashed with President Trump’s nationalist views, especially as far-right populist leaders aligned with Trump were gaining power in France and other parts of Europe. In August 2022, the FBI conducted a search at Mar-a-Lago looking for confidential documents. During the search, federal agents seized information that was connected to Mr. Macron. As a senior political correspondent, Maggie Haberman covers the 2024 presidential campaign, as well as other political races at various levels of government and the ongoing investigations involving former President Donald J. Trump. To learn more about Maggie Haberman, visit her profile. Prom Index of Pages Navigation for Site Information

Transitioning to Prom President Trump will be visiting Paris to attend the reopening of Notre-Dame Cathedral. This will be his first trip abroad since the recent election, signaling a shift in focus from the Biden administration to new global leadership. Written by Maggie Haberman Experienced journalist who President-elect Donald J. Trump will visit France on Saturday to attend the reopening of the iconic Notre-Dame Cathedral, which was severely damaged by a fire five years ago. This will be his first trip abroad since winning the election last month, highlighting the swift transition from the Biden administration to his presidency as global leaders move forward. Donald Trump shared on his social media platform, Truth Social, that he will be visiting the famous Notre Dame Cathedral, calling it a privilege. He praised French President Emmanuel Macron for overseeing the restoration of Notre Dame to its former glory and beyond. He expressed that it would be a memorable day for everyone. According to sources familiar with the situation, the trip has been planned for a few days. It was mentioned that Mr. Trump and Mr. Macron have spoken on the phone at least once. It is anticipated that President Biden will not be present at the reopening event, however, Dr. Jill Biden, the first lady, is expected to attend, as informed by a source. Since winning a second term by defeating Vice President Kamala Harris, who took over for President Biden on the Democratic ticket, Mr. Trump has been spending most of his time at Mar-a-Lago, his private club and residence in Palm Beach, Florida. The announcement of the trip was somewhat expected. Mr. Trump has a strong affinity for elaborate ceremonies and impressive construction sites, particularly those with historical significance. This trip also signifies his reemergence onto the global platform. However, this incident is just the most recent development in a difficult relationship with European allies overall, and specifically with Mr. Macron. The President of France, who is dealing with internal unrest due to backlash from extreme political groups, praised President Trump at the start of his presidency. Macron extended an invitation to Trump to join in France’s Bastille Day festivities in 2017, and Trump accepted enthusiastically. The relationship between Macron and Trump became strained in 2018 when Macron expressed support for a unified European military defense to protect against threats from Russia, China, and the United States. This clashed with Trump’s nationalist views, especially as far-right populists in France and other European countries were gaining power and aligning with Trump. In August 2022, the FBI conducted a search at Mar-a-Lago in search of classified documents. During the search, federal agents seized information related to Mr. Macron from the property. Maggie Haberman is a seasoned political journalist covering the upcoming 2024 presidential election, as well as other local political races and investigations involving former President Donald J. Trump. To learn more about Maggie Haberman, click here. Prom Page List Navigation for Site Information