President Donald Trump is set to make a significant announcement during his upcoming trip to Saudi Arabia, revealing that the United States will now refer to the Persian Gulf as the Arabian Gulf or the Gulf of Arabia. This decision follows the push from Arab nations for a change in the name of the body of water, while Iran has maintained its historical ties to the Gulf. The Persian Gulf, known by that name since the 16th century, faces varying nomenclature preferences across different Middle Eastern countries. The U.S. military has consistently used the term “Arabian Gulf” in its communications over the years. In other news, a declassified U.S. intelligence memo contradicts Trump’s claims linking the Tren de Aragua gang to the Venezuelan government, raising questions about the justification for invoking the Alien Enemies Act and deporting Venezuelan immigrants. Additionally, Trump revealed that only 21 hostages held by Hamas in Gaza are believed to be alive, with Israel approving plans to seize the Gaza Strip in an effort to recover the hostages and combat Hamas. These developments mark critical updates in the ongoing administration of President Donald Trump.