Saudi Arabia will open an investment office in Miami, after the kingdom’s de-facto ruler pledged to boost US investment.

Saudi Arabia pledges $600 billion U.S. investment over four years. Saudi Arabia is planning to open its second U.S. investment office in Miami, following its first in Washington, D.C.

The investigation is probing how the Saudis “use their massive wealth to infiltrate ... American cultural institutions.”

The State Department has ordered the cancellation of all news subscriptions deemed “non-mission critical,” according to internal email guidance viewed by The Washington Post. The move aligns with the Trump administration’s crackdown on media companies that count the U.S. government as paying customers.

A three-day investment conference in Miami Beach sponsored by a Saudi investment group is hosting leaders from the AI, healthcare, urban development, sports and environmental sectors. President

President Trump's son-in-law Jared Kushner, the Trump Organization and Trump golf courses have business connections to the Saudis.

President Donald Trump plans to take the stage in Miami Beach on Wednesday to address captains of finance and tech, as well as the event’s host: Saudi Arabia’s mammoth sovereign wealth fund.

President Donald Trump spoke Wednesday at Saudi Arabia’s annual investment conference in South Florida, a sign the oil giant is increasingly reaching the American mainstream with a signature event designed to promote the country as a global actor seeking to diversify its economy.

Trump's possible participation at the event will come after Saudi Arabia was among Arab states that swiftly condemned his plans for rebuilding Gaza as a "Riviera of the Middle East" and his call for displacing Palestinians from the enclave.

Riyadh is hosting U.S., Russian and Arab officials for high-stakes talks on Ukraine and Gaza, more proof of its regional clout and warm relations with President Trump.

President Donald Trump assailed Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky as a “dictator without elections,” during a speech before Saudi Arabian investors in Miami Beach Wednesday, warning that his time is running out to reach a peace deal to end the three-year Russian war.