Red Lobster's newest menu additions have gone viral on social media now that the chain introduced affordable, buttery seafood boils for the summer.The Orlando, Florida-based chain announced the beginning of Crabfest with two new dishes: a Mariner's Boil and a Sailor's Boil.The Mariner's Boil features "a Maine lobster tail, a dozen shrimp, snow crab legs, corn and red potatoes," according to the seafood outlet on Monday.THIS $140 ALL-YOU-CAN-EAT BUFFET FEELS LIKE A 'LUXURY RESORT VACATION'Meanwhile, the Sailor's Boil includes a mix of shrimp with smoked sausage, corn and red potatoes.Each boil can be finished with one of three options: roasted garlic butter, Cajun butter or Old Bay seasoning. Other Crabfest dishes include Crabby Stuffed Mushrooms, Crab-Topped Asparagus and Crab-Topped Potato, along with Steak Oscar and Salmon Oscar.The prices vary by area, but the general price range is between $24 and $45, with the Mariner's Boil being more expensive.Red Lobster's seafood boils are generally on the lower end of pricing, as others can cost as much as $75 per person.Users on Reddit offered varied takes on the new deal, with some expressing excitement while others were skeptical.COSTCO DEBUTS NEW FROZEN STRAWBERRY LEMONADE AS MEMBERS SHARE MIXED REVIEWS: 'TOO TART'"A seafood boil and cheap sangria? Oh, I'm absolutely clocking out early for this," one person said."Five-dollar drink gonna have one drop of alcohol in it," one user speculated, referencing the $5 happy hour that began in December."Just don't f--- with the biscuits," another very blunt commenter wrote.One user who claimed to have tried the deal said it was "really good & worth the price.""I got the bag with crab and lobster for $45 with the Cajun butter AND I WAS SURPRISED," the Redditor said, adding that the server was also generous with the chain's signature Cheddar Bay Biscuits."My boyfriend ate 3 baskets," the user said.For more Lifestyle articles, visit foxnews.com/lifestyleOther Redditors were critical of the meal and complained about the chain's prices."Who can afford to eat at Red Lobster anymore?" one person wrote."Just had the Sailor's Boil for $24 yesterday (the Mariner's Boil is $44)," another said. "My corn was cold, sausage burnt and the garlic butter was shrimp scampi sauce."The user added, "A small side of the Cajun sauce that comes with the Mariner's boil is $3.99. There's some work that needs to be done for sure."Reactions on X were similarly mixed, with some users raving about the new offerings, while others were unimpressed.CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR OUR LIFESTYLE NEWSLETTER"We tried the Red Lobster seafood boils & they were so fresh," one satisfied customer said."Just tried the Red Lobster seafood boil," another person wrote. "I give it a 6.5.""Honestly tried the new Red Lobster boil yesterday," a third person said."UNPOPULAR OPINION: great marketing [and] bad taste. They need better seasoning and flavor."Fox News Digital reached out to Red Lobster for comment.

Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y., was taken to the hospital in Washington Wednesday for dehydration, his office said, as the region continues to experience another day of scorching heat."Leader Schumer was at the Senate gym this morning and got lightheaded," Schumer's office told Fox News. "Out of an abundance of caution, he went to the hospital to be treated for dehydration and is now back at work in the Capitol."CHUCK SCHUMER CALLED OUT ON 17% FAVORABILITY RATING AFTER SLAMMING TRUMP'S FIRST 100 DAYSTemperatures in Washington D.C., were expected to reach into the high 90s as parts of the East Coast experienced a heatwave."Extreme Heat Alert for DC: Until 8PM Today. Daytime temperatures will feel like 105F or hotter. Drink water. Stay cool," the Washington D.C. Homeland Security & Emergency Management posted on X.Officials have warned people to take precautions to prevent heat-related illness.Schumer's office said the senator wanted to remind everyone "to drink some water and stay out of the heat."

Using ChatGPT on a long-term basis could have negative effects on brain function.Thats according to a study led by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), which found that using a large language model (LLM) to write multiple essays over a four-month period could hamper cognitive abilities.In the study, 54 participants were divided into three groups.WOMAN SAYS CHATGPT SAVED HER LIFE BY HELPING DETECT CANCER, WHICH DOCTORS MISSEDOne group used ChatGPT, an LLM product made by OpenAI, to write an essay.The second group used only a search engine, and the third group used only their own brains, according to a press release from MIT.The participants underwent three sessions where they completed the same assignment. Then, in the fourth session, the LLM group was asked to write an essay without any tools, and the "brain-only" group was asked to use an LLM for assistance.During each session, the researchers recorded the participants brain activity using an EEG monitor to assess their "cognitive engagement and cognitive load" and to determine their neural activity, the release stated.BRAIN IMPLANT BREAKTHROUGH ALLOWS PARALYZED PATIENTS TO 'SPEAK' WITH THEIR THOUGHTSThe participants also provided their own individual feedback during interviews.Human teachers and an artificial intelligence agent scored the assessments."EEG analysis presented robust evidence that LLM, search engine and brain-only groups had significantly different neural connectivity patterns, reflecting divergent cognitive strategies," the researchers wrote.Participants showed less brain connectivity when they used the tools to help write their essays, the study found."The brainonly group exhibited the strongest, widestranging networks; the search engine group showed intermediate engagement; and LLM assistance elicited the weakest overall coupling," the researchers wrote.In the fourth session, the participants who switched from LLM to brain-only showed "weaker neural connectivity" and less cognitive engagement.The LLM group also had less ability to recall information from the essays they had just written.Those who switched from brain-only to LLM had "higher memory recall" and greater cognitive engagement.Based on these findings, the researchers said there could be a "possible decrease in learning skills" among LLM users."The use of LLM had a measurable impact on our participants, and while the benefits were initially apparent, as we demonstrated over the course of four sessions the LLM group's participants performed worse than their counterparts in the brain-only group at all levels: neural, linguistic [and] scoring," they wrote.The findings have been uploaded to Arxiv, a preprint service, but have not yet been peer-reviewed, as the researchers noted that "all conclusions are to be treated with caution and as preliminary."There were also a limited number of participants who were all from the same geographical area.AI TOOL SCANS FACES TO PREDICT BIOLOGICAL AGE AND CANCER SURVIVAL"For future work, it will be important to include a larger number of participants coming from diverse backgrounds, like professionals in different areas and age groups, as well as ensure that the study is more gender-balanced," the researchers noted.Only ChatGPT was used in the study; future research could incorporate other LLMs.The EEG technology used to analyze brain connectivity could also have some limitations, as the researchers shared plans to use fMRI (functional magnetic resonance imaging) in future studies."Our findings are context-dependent and are focused on writing an essay in an educational setting and may not generalize across tasks," they also stated."Future studies should also consider exploring longitudinal impacts of tool usage on memory retention, creativity and writing fluency."Dr. Harvey Castro, an ER physician and "AI futurist" based in Texas, said he sees this study as a "neuro-wake-up call," especially for younger brains."ChatGPT can make you 60% faster, but that speed comes at the price of neuro-engagement," Castro, who was not involved in the study, told Fox News Digital."Brain connectivity collapses from 79 neural links to just 42, and 83% of users can't quote their own essays minutes later. Neuroplasticity research tells us developing brains will feel this hit hardest."In emergency medicine, Castro said, doctors call this "failure to encode.""The brain isn't processing and storing information," he said. "When neural connectivity drops by nearly half, we're looking at what researchers call cognitive debt."For medical students, an inability to encode and recall information under pressure could have serious implications for clinical decision-making, Castro noted.CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR OUR HEALTH NEWSLETTER"The same neural networks that consolidate essay information are involved in diagnostic reasoning," he said.Using LLMs for extended periods can be convenient, but could cause cognitive muscles to "atrophy" over time, the expert cautioned.There was one encouraging finding, however."When people with strong foundational skills later used ChatGPT, they showed enhanced connectivity," Castro said. "The key isn't avoiding AI it's building cognitive strength first."In education, he emphasized the need for periods of "AI-free cognitive development."For more Health articles, visitwww.foxnews.com/health"Sometimes you act on preliminary data when the stakes are high enough, and an entire generation's brain development is high stakes."Fox News Digital reached out to OpenAI for comment.

Second Lady Usha Vance opened up in a new interview about how she and husband JD Vance raise their three children in an interfaith household, as Usha is Hindu and the vice president is Catholic.Usha Vance spoke to Meghan McCain on her podcast, "Citizen McCain," about raising her three children, Ewan, Vivek and Mirabel, at the Naval Observatory, as well as the transition into becoming the second couple."At the time when I met JD, he wasn't Catholic, and he converted later and when he converted, we had a lot of conversations about that because it was actually after we had our first child, maybe it was after Vivek was born too," she said. "When you convert to Catholicism it comes with several important obligations, like to raise your child in the faith and all that.""We had to have a lot of real conversations about how do you do that, when I'm not Catholic, and I'm not intending to convert or anything like that," Usha continued.FIRST AMERICAN POPE WELCOMES VANCE AND RUBIO FOR PRIVATE VATICAN AUDIENCEThe second lady said it was helpful because she felt she had a say over the directions of their lives."So what we've ended up doing is we send our kids to Catholic school, and we have given them each the choice, right? They can choose whether they want to be baptized Catholic and then go through the whole step-by-step process with their classes in school," she said.Vance said their oldest child has done that, and added that they make going to church a "family experience.""The kids know that I'm not Catholic, and they have plenty of access to the Hindu tradition from books that we give them, to things that we show them, to the recent trip to India, and some of the religious elements of that visit," Vance continued.Usha Vance was also the subject of a New York Times profile published Wednesday, which described some friends as "bewildered" by her going from once being a Democrat to the spouse of a Republican vice president.SECOND LADY USHA VANCE ON MOTHER'S DAY AND WHAT SHE STRIVES FOR AS A MOMOthers said, however, that she naturally soured on the left over time, and she was reportedly outraged at Democratic attacks on future Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh during his wrenching confirmation process in 2018; she clerked for Kavanaugh when he sat on the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit."People close to the vice president, who went from being a vocal critic of now-President Trump to his running mate, argue that Ms. Vance went on a similar but less public journey that soured her on the left," the Times reported.Usha Vance spoke to Fox News in August while her husband was on the campaign trail and told host Ainsley Earhardt how she deals with negative press coverage of her husband."Sometimes I don't see it all, and sometimes I do see it and I look at and think, well, this is not the JD I know, this is not accurate," she said at the time. "And other times it might span discussions or thoughts about what we should do next or how we should live. But I think we've been doing this now for a little while, and I've gotten kind of accustomed to it and grown a bit of a thick skin to it."CLICK HERE FOR MORE COVERAGE OF MEDIA AND CULTURECLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APPUsha Vance met JD Vance at Yale University, and the couple married in 2014.Vice President Vance, 40, is the third-youngest vice president in history and first millennial to hold the office, and Usha Vance is the first Indian-American second lady.

Americans are being urged to remain vigilant following the U.S. bombing of nuclear sites in Iran over the weekend and a series of arrests involving Iranian nationals inside the United States.The former Homeland Security Secretary under President Barack Obama is warning that the threat of terror sleeper cells on American soil is a major concern for law enforcement."The presence in this country of undocumented migrants or Iranian nationals who have links to Hezbollah, IRGC, is, in my judgment, a domestic law enforcement concern of the highest magnitude," said former DHS Secretary Jeh Johnson during an interview on "Fox & Friends," Wednesday.TOM HOMAN WARNS IRANIAN 'SLEEPER CELLS' COULD BE HIDING IN US AS RESULT OF BIDEN'S BORDER CRISISFollowing the strikes, the Department of Homeland Security released a memo warning of a "heightened threat environment across the United States" due to the involvement of the U.S. in the conflict between Israel and Iran. Iranian state television has also issued threats, stating that all American citizens or military personnel in the region became legitimate targets.HOSPITALS IN SANCTUARY CITIES COULD BE MOST VULNERABLE TO IRAN TERROR ATTACKS, WARNS EXPERTEarlier this week, Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) announced the arrests of over a dozen Iranian undocumented nationals living in the U.S. Some of those arrested were accused of violent crimes such as domestic assault, drug offenses, and weapons possession. One individual had also served as a sniper in the Iranian army as recently as four years ago.Johnson believes the threat may be larger than the recent arrests suggest and that more migrants may be seized in connection to Iran."Thats not necessarily all of them," he said. "My educated speculation is that law enforcement has been tracking these individuals for a while in this country to follow leads, to see who they are in contact with."Other officials have voiced similar concerns, with many linking the increased threat of sleeper cells to the Biden administrations more lenient border policies. Border czar Tom Homan told FOX Business that nearly 2,000 migrants slipped past law enforcement daily under the previous White House.EX-ICE CHIEF WARNS BIDEN'S BORDER CRISIS LIKELY FUELED IRANIAN SLEEPER THREAT IN USAMERICANS VULNERABLE TO CYBERATTACKS, LONE WOLF THREATS IN WAKE OF IRANIAN AIRSTRIKES: FORMER FBI AGENT"We don't know who they are, where they came from, why they're here, but they got away," said Homan on Tuesday, going on to call it the "biggest national security vulnerability" the country has seen.Besides Iranian attacks, Johnson noted that those with extremist ties could act independently in response to the growing tensions in the Middle East."Sleepers don't necessarily follow the direction from their sponsors," he said. "Somebody who's here in the United States who has links to the IRGC, to Hezbollah, may decide to take matters into their own hands."The FBI has shifted some of its resources to boost cybersecurity and expand counterterrorism initiatives in response to the threat. Johnson emphasized that Americans should not panic and continue to live their lives as normal.Instead, he urged the public to remain vigilant and report any suspicious activity to the authorities."If you see something, say something is still a valid public safety tool," he said. "It does make a difference."CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APP

President Donald Trump took part in a flurry of greetings with world leaders eager to get face time with the U.S. president during his brief stint at the NATO Summit.Upon arriving, the president was welcomed by Dutch royals King Willem-Alexander, Queen Maxima, and their daughter Crown Princess Amalia. He became the first president to stay at the kings palace, Huis ten Bosch Palace."I had breakfast with the king and queen this morning beautiful people," Trump said. "I slept beautifully."The president said he left The Hague with fonder feelings toward the NATO alliance than when he'd arrived."I came here because it was something Im supposed to be doing, but I left here a little bit differently," Trump said. "I left here saying that these people really love their countries. Its not a ripoff. And were here to help them protect their country."TRUMP SAYS US WOULD STRIKE AGAIN IF IRAN REBUILDS NUCLEAR PROGRAMHe participated in photo ops with world leaders from across the political spectrum friend and foe alike and received fawning praise from NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte, who likened him to the father of the alliance."Daddy has to sometimes use strong language," Rutte said in defense of Trumps expletive-laden criticism of Israel and Iran for threatening the ceasefire he negotiated.The president was riding high amid warming relations with the alliance he previously threatened to pull out of. After months of combativeness with Europe over defense spending and liberal policies, Trump praised the alliance for agreeing to his demand to raise its defense spending target to 5% of GDP."Believe it or not, allies have increased spending by $700 billion," Trump said in a news conference. "This week, the NATO allies committed to dramatically increase their defense spending to that 5% of GDP, something that no one really thought possible."TRUMP JOINS NATO SUMMIT WITH GLOWING PRAISE AS ALLIES ADOPT NEW SPENDINGEven Spain the only nation not to agree to commit 5% to defense got a relatively mild drubbing from the president."I like Spain. I have so many people from Spain. It's a great place, and they're great people. But Spain is the only country out of all of the countries that refuses to pay. And, you know, so they want a little bit of a free ride," he said.It was certainly a different tone from Vice President JD Vances address at the Munich Security Conference."The threat that I worry the most about vis--vis Europe isnot Russia. It's not China. It's not any other external actor," Vance said at the time. "What I worry about is the threat from within the retreat of Europe from some of its most fundamental values, values shared with the United States of America."

A fitness influencer who rose to fame for his bizarre eating habits was arrested Tuesday after allegedly posting threatening messages aimed at podcaster Joe Rogan in a multi-video Instagram rant, according to authorities.Brian Johnson, a popular social media fitness influencer known as "Liver King," was taken into custody by the Austin Police Department in a dramatic caught-on-camera arrest posted to his own Instagram page, police said.Detectives were notified of a series of alleged online threats made by Johnson against Rogan, and subsequently learned Johnson was traveling to Rogans hometown of Austin while continuing to make the alleged threatening statements, according to authorities.COCKY FUGITIVE'S SOCIAL MEDIA CHALLENGE TO SHERIFF BACKFIRES IN SPECTACULAR FASHIONIn one of the videos, a shirtless Johnson can be seen holding what appears to be two golden firearms while seemingly challenging Rogan to a fight."Joe Rogan, Im calling you out," Johnson said in an Instagram video posted on June 23. "My names Liver King. Man to man, Im picking a fight with you. I have zero training in jiu-jitsu. Youre a black belt, you should dismantle me. But Im picking a fight with you. Your rules."Johnsons rant continues, with him addressing Rogan, saying,"You cant pick a fight with a real king. And then expect there not to be an actual fight, bro."FLORIDA SHERIFF SCOLDS LIZZO AFTER SHE SAID LAW ENFORCEMENT THREATENED TO 'KILL' PEACEFUL PROTESTORSUpon contacting Rogan, detectives learned the men had no previous interactions, with Rogan telling authorities he "considered the posts to be threatening," APD said.Later that day, authorities obtained an arrest warrant for Johnson, who was taken into custody at a nearby Four Seasons Hotel without incident.A video of Johnson being handcuffed while in the back of a police vehicle was posted to his Instagram account on Tuesday night.FORMER NFL PLAYER LESHON JOHNSON CHARGED IN FBI'S LARGEST DOG FIGHTING BUST, 190 ANIMALS SEIZED: INDICTMENTJohnson, who boasts a whopping 2.9 million followers on Instagram, frequently posts about his self-described "ancestral lifestyle" and fitness routines, often sharing videos dedicated to his diet consisting primarily of raw meat.Rogan previously discussed Johnsons alleged use of steroids on a 2023 episode of his podcast, with Johnson initially denying the claims before issuing an apology to his viewers.Johnson was charged with allegedly making a terroristic threat and transported to the Travis County Jail, according to APD.Representatives for both Rogan and Johnson did not immediately respond to Fox News Digitals requests for comment.

The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) entered a socia media debate this week by clarifying that the Waffle House IDs possessed by some customers of the popular restaurant will "not suffice" as personal identification for travel.A flight passenger posted a photo on X of his yellow Waffle House ID with the caption,"TSA might want REAL ID, but I have the realest ID."The post garnered some 2.1 million views, with thousands of reposts and likes.TSA TELLS AMERICANS THEIR COSTCO CARDS WON'T FLY AT AIRPORT SECURITY DESPITE LOVE FOR HOT DOGSTSA responded to the social post by saying the ID does not comply with federal rules and will not be accepted at security check points."Respectfully, no Waffle House IDs will not suffice as a REAL ID alternative (sorry)," TSA responded on X.Fox News Digital reached out to Waffle House for further details.Many X users took to the comments section to weigh in on the post."How does one even acquire this?" asked a man.Another user commented, "And I thought this was America."Said yet another person, "I have never been so jealous of an internet stranger."For more Lifestyle articles, visit foxnews.com/lifestyleA user asked, "Where do I get my Waffle House identification?""Honestly, takes a lot more documentation to get that badge than REAL ID does," commented an X user.One man joked, "I thought [the] Costco card was the realest ID."CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR OUR LIFESTYLE NEWSLETTERA few weeks ago, the TSA advised travelers not to use a Costco card as identification."We love hotdogs & rotisserie chickens as much as the next person, but please stop telling people their Costco card counts as a REAL ID because it absolutely does not," the agency wrote on Facebook.On May 7, theREAL ID requirementtook effect, requiring flyers to obtain the new identification with a star in the upper right corner in order to fly.Other forms of identification that are accepted in lieu of a REAL ID includea valid U.S. passportor passport card, DHS trusted traveler cards such as Global Entry, Department of Defense IDs,permanent resident cards and border crossing cards, according to the TSA.

President Donald Trump took to his social media platform, Truth Social, on Wednesday to share his thoughts on democratic socialist Zohran Mamdani's victory over a pool of candidates that included former New York Governor Andrew Cuomo to be the Democratic Party's next candidate for mayor of New York City.Trump opined on Truth Social, as he traveled back from The Hague where he attended a North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) summit held this week, that Mamdani's election win is more "radical" than past victories by far-left Democrats."Its finally happened, the Democrats have crossed the line," Trump wrote. "Weve had Radical Lefties before, but this is getting a little ridiculous. He looks TERRIBLE, his voice is grating, hes not very smart, hes got AOC+3, Dummies ALL, backing him, and even our Great Palestinian Senator, Cryin Chuck Schumer, is groveling over him. Yes, this is a big moment in the History of our Country!"REPUBLICANS USE MAMDANI BOMBSHELL VICTORY OVER CUOMO AS AMMUNITION TO BLAST DEMOCRATS AS EXTREMISTSIn his post, the president also referred to Mamdani as "a 100% Communist Lunatic."Meanwhile, in a follow-up post on Truth Social, Trump quipped that he had an "idea" for how Democrats can bring themselves back into "play," as the president put it in his post. "After years of being left out in the cold, including suffering one of the Greatest Losses in History, the 2024 Presidential Election, the Democrats should nominate Low IQ Candidate, Jasmine Crockett, for President, and AOC+3 should be, respectively, Vice President," Trump suggested.The president added that all you have to do is bring on "three High Level Members of the Cabinet" such as "our future Communist Mayor of New York City, Zohran Mamdani," and the country will be "really SCREWED!"ERIC ADAMS WARNS ZOHRAN MAMDANI IS A 'SNAKE OIL SALESMAN' AFTER DEM SOCIALIST'S NYC MAYORAL PRIMARY WINEven members of Mamdani's own party have derided his candidacy as "too extreme to lead.""Socialist Zohran Mamdani is too extreme to lead New York City. His entire campaign has been built on unachievable promises and higher taxes, which is the last thing New York needs," Rep. Laura Gillen, D-N.Y., said in a statement Wednesday. "Beyond that, Mr. Mamdani has called to defund the police and has demonstrated a deeply disturbing pattern of unacceptable antisemitic comments, which stoke hate at a time when antisemitism is skyrocketing. He is the absolute wrong choice for New York."Shortly thereafter, Rep. Tom Suozzi, D-N.Y., added that he had "serious concerns" about Mamdani even before his election win Tuesday night. "That is one of the reasons I endorsed his opponent," Suozzi said. "Those concerns remain."

President Donald Trump shared a tender exchange with a Ukrainian journalist who told him during a press conference at the conclusion of the NATO summit that her husband was fighting in the war in their home country.The reporter, who said she was working for the BBC, shared that her husband is a soldier in Ukraine and that she currently lives with their children in Warsaw, Poland, more than three years after the Russian invasion.Calling on reporters in The Hague, Netherlands, Trump granted a question to the woman after noticing she was "all excited.""Where are you from?" Trump asked."I'm from Ukraine," she told an inquisitive Trump. She asked the president if the U.S. is ready to sell more anti-air missile systems, known as Patriots, to Ukraine.RUBIO CRACKS UP AT TRUMP'S REACTION TO NATO LEADER CALLING PRESIDENT 'DADDY'"We know that Russia has been pounding Ukraine really heavily right now," she added.Trump asked the reporter, "Are you living yourself now in Ukraine?""My husband is there," she said.Noticing her emotion, Trump interjected, "Wow. I can see you're you know, it's amazing."The woman added, "And me with the kids, I'm in Warsaw, actually."Trump continued to ask the woman about her personal connection to the news she was reporting on. She responded that her husband was indeed a solider currently in Ukraine, drawing an audible reaction from Trump."Wow. That's rough stuff, right? That's tough," Trump said. "Let me just tell you, they do want to have the anti-missile missiles, as they call them, the Patriots. And we're going to see if we can make some available.""You know, they're very hard to get. We need them too," Trump said. "We were supplying them to Israel, and they're very effective. 100% effective. Hard to believe how effective. And they do want that more than any other thing, as you probably know. That's a very good question. And I wish you a lot of luck. I mean, I can see that it's very upsetting to you."TRUMP LASHES OUT AT ISRAEL AND IRAN WITH PROFANITY FOR BREAKING CEASE-FIRE"Say hello to your husband. Okay?" Trump added.Trump met with Ukrainian leader Volodymyr Zelenskyy on the sidelines of the NATO summit earlier Wednesday and suggested that increased spending by the trans-Atlantic alliance could help prevent future Russian aggression against its neighbors.At the press conference, Trump laced into CNN and the New York Times over their coverage of the U.S. strikes on Iran, but he displayed warmth to the Ukrainian journalist and her question about Patriot missiles.Over the course of the war, the U.S. has routinely pressed for allies to provide air defense systems to Ukraine, but many are reluctant to give up the high-tech systems, particularly countries in Eastern Europe that also feel threatened by Russia.NATO members agreed to raise their spending targets by 2035 to 5% of gross domestic product annually on core defense requirements as well as defense-and security-related spending. That target had been 2% of GDP.Trump said that the Ukraine crisis "has also highlighted the urgency of rebuilding our defense industrial base, both in the United States and among the allied nations." He said the U.S. cannot be dependent on foreign adversaries for critical minerals.Shortly after seeing Zelenskyy, Trump said he would soon meet with Russian leader Vladimir Putin. He cited having difficulties dealing with both leaders.Trump was asked by a different reporter if the United States would contribute any more money to Ukraine's defense this year in addition to the $5 billion that allies are giving."As far as the money going, we'll see what happens," Trump said. "Look, Vladimir Putin, really end that war. People are dying at levels that people haven't seen before for a long time."The Associated Press contributed to this report.