Trump Slams NATO Allies Over Iran Strikes

0:00It's March 28th. U.S. News Today starts now, AI-powered and nationwide. I'm Cory with the story. President Donald Trump went off on NATO Allies Friday, slamming them for not backing the United States and its strikes against Iran, and hinting the U.S. might pull back its support for the alliance. At a Saudi-backed investment event in Miami Beach, he pointed out how America shels out hundreds of billions of dollars yearly to protect Europe, but they ghosted when help was needed most. Trump called it a huge misstep by European nations, stressing that loyalty should go both ways after the U.S. did ready to defend them any time. This ramps up from his truth social rant the day before, where he blasted NATO for doing zero against what he called a chaotic Iran, now weakened. Militaryly, NATO chief Mark Rutt pushed back, explaining allies got no advance word on the strikes to avoid leaks, but they're now coordinating responses and... Backing the U.S. efforts to curb Iran's threats, amid these brewing tensions over who

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