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To mark one year back in office, President Trump took to the lectern today for a lengthy session with reporters.

It's rare for the president to join a White House press briefing as NPR's Sage Miller reports.

Trump spoke for 80 minutes about what he believes his administration has accomplished during their first year in office.

Much of that was devoted to touting the crackdown on illegal immigration and defending ISIS presence in Minnesota.

He also said the economy is flourishing.

We created super high economic growth and America is booming. It's booming.

Polls show a majority of Americans disapprove of the president's handling of the economy.

Trump also took questions from reporters for about 25 minutes.

He was asked about how far his administration was willing to go to obtain Greenland.

You'll find out. Trump is now heading to Davos, to go to obtain Greenland. You'll find out.

Trump is now heading to Davos, Switzerland, to face more questions about Greenland.

Sage Miller and PR News.

Israel has seized the Jerusalem headquarters of a major United Nations aid agency for Palestinians.

NPR's at Daniel Estrin reports from Tel Aviv.

Israel had already banned

UNRWA, the UN agency for Palestinian refugees from operating on its territory last year.

Agency staff moved to Jordan as a result. Now, Israeli authorities have seized the agency's

compound in Jerusalem. Israel's national security minister was there celebrating the move

and published footage of the demolition of a building. The UN agency's chief, Felipe Lazareni,

said the takeover violated the immunity of UN premises and said Israel as trying to erase the

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