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Sixty-four trade organizations, foreign governments, Republican candidates, and others have stayed or held events at properties related to US President Donald Trump in his first year of office, a nonpartisan political group said in a report released today by Reuters.

US President Donald Trump said he was not a racist after being asked by a journalist about alleged offensive comments on immigrants.

Last week, senators said that at a meeting with them at a closed door in the White House, Trump asked why there are in the United States people from "shithole" countries like the African countries, Salvador and Haiti.

U.S. President Donald Trump insisted on Jan. 14 “I’m not a racist” in response to reports that he had described immigrants from Haiti and African countries as coming from “shithole countries.”

Iran on Jan 13 rejected any modification of its nuclear deal with world powers after US President Donald Trump demanded tough new measures to keep the agreement alive.

The US Ambassador to Panama resigned, pointing to disagreements with President Donald Trump's policy.

According to CNN, Ambassador John Feely has filed his application as early as the end of December. This statement by CNN refers to information from Steven Goldstein, Deputy Secretary of State for Public Diplomacy and Public Affairs of the United States.

The UN on Friday strongly condemned US President Donald Trump's reported description of African countries and Haiti as "shithole countries."

Beta reported this, citing AFP.

Chinese exports and imports picked up steam last year thanks to strong global demand, data showed on Jan. 12, but its surplus with the United States, a sensitive issue with Donald Trump, widened.

Beta reported this, citing AFP.

"If confirmed, these are shocking and shameful comments from the President of the United States. Sorry, but there is no other word one can use but 'racist'," said UN Human Rights Office spokesperson Rupert Colville.

President Donald Trump reportedly lashed out in a Jan. 11 meeting with lawmakers about immigration reform, demanding to know why the U.S. should accept citizens from what he called “shithole” countries.

President Donald Trump has thrown his weight behind the Olympics-inspired diplomatic opening with North Korea, telling South Korea’s leader that the U.S. was open to talks with Kim Jong Un’s government under the right circumstances.