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Trump drops 'Supreme Intelligence' option in AI rename vote, threatens to destroy Iran or reach deal
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This article from Jin10 summarizes former US President Donald Trump's activities on September 20-21, 2026. Key items include: Trump removed the 'Supreme Intelligence' option from his AI renaming vote, leaving 'Supreme Intelligence' or 'Extreme Intelligence' as finalists. On Iran, Trump stated he is 'making a decision' on a major action, ranging from destroying Iran to reaching a deal, and may meet Iranian President Pezeshkian at the UN General Assembly. Trump announced plans to convert the US Arc de Triomphe into a military facility at the military's request. He is scheduled to meet New York Mayor Mamdani, French President Macron, and South Korean President Lee Jae-myung. Trump criticized Biden-era prices. He spoke with Ukrainian President Zelenskyy, agreeing to meet in New York, with diesel prices reportedly a key topic. The US is preparing broader sanctions on the International Criminal Court. Trump also claimed that Yemen's Houthi rebels have agreed not to fight the US.
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AI Renaming Vote Adjusted: "Supreme Intelligence" Removed
President Trump has removed the "Supreme Intelligence" option from his previously launched poll to rename "Artificial Intelligence." The two remaining final options are "Superior Intelligence" or "Ultimate Intelligence."
Trump "Making Decisions" on Iran, Open to Meeting with Iranian President
Speaking on Iran, President Trump stated he is "making decisions" and that "very significant things" will happen in the near future. Options include completely eliminating Iran, driving its economy into decline, or reaching an agreement. Trump also indicated he "might" be willing to meet with Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian during the United Nations General Assembly.
U.S. Arc de Triomphe to Be Converted into Military Complex
President Trump announced that, at the strong request of the U.S. military and for national security purposes, he has agreed to transform the long-planned grand Arc de Triomphe—a project dating back to the Civil War era—into a top-tier military complex.
Upcoming Meetings with World Leaders
- Monday, 4:10 PM ET (next day 05:10 AM Beijing time): Trump will meet with New York City Mayor Mamdani in New York to discuss city affairs.
- Monday, 5:35 PM ET (next day 05:35 AM Beijing time): Trump will meet with French President Emmanuel Macron in New York.
- South Korean President Lee Jae-myung will visit the United States and Mexico from September 21 to 27 to attend the UN General Assembly and seek a meeting with U.S. leaders during the session.
Trump Criticizes Biden-Era Prices
President Trump stated that oil prices during the Biden administration were significantly higher than during his own presidency, adding that "almost all other prices" were also higher.
Trump and Zelenskyy Agree to Meet in New York
On September 20, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy confirmed that he spoke by phone with President Trump and that both sides agreed to hold a meeting in New York. Zelenskyy described the potential meeting as "capable of bringing important changes," noting that diplomatic processes are advancing. According to Axios, the two leaders are scheduled to meet on Tuesday in New York.
Diesel Prices Reportedly Central to Trump-Zelenskyy Call
A source familiar with the matter revealed that President Trump, in recent communications with Ukraine, repeatedly urged a halt to attacks on Russian oil refineries, citing that such actions are driving up global diesel prices. The word "diesel" was mentioned multiple times during the relevant calls.
U.S. Plans to Expand Sanctions on International Criminal Court
According to The Wall Street Journal, the Trump administration is preparing to impose broader sanctions on the International Criminal Court. New measures could ban most transactions with the ICC after a six-to-seven-month grace period and may restrict its use of the U.S. dollar, thereby affecting its participation in the global financial system.
Trump: Yemen's Houthis Agree Not to Fight the U.S.
In a phone interview with Fox News on September 20, President Trump stated that the U.S. has been in communication with Yemen's Houthi rebels and that the Houthis have agreed not to engage in hostilities with the United States.
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