New Facts: Trump disrupts NATO call with outburst

On July 6, International Business Times UK said Donald Trump threw a tablet across the Oval Office during a failed call with Canada’s prime minister, while Alternet reported he had a "tantrum" with French President Emmanuel Macron and threw objects during Macron’s visit to the United States.

IBTimes UK adds that the call involved NATO leaders, identifying Canada’s prime minister as the counterpart on the line; Alternet centers its account on Macron by name as the foreign leader involved.

IBTimes UK places the incident in the Oval Office and characterizes the call as failed, whereas Alternet ties the episode to the period of Macron’s U.S. visit without specifying a room or building.

Both outlets agree on the core point: Trump threw objects in anger during diplomatic interactions with allied leaders, connecting the episode to ongoing outreach with NATO partners.

Key details diverge by source: IBTimes UK specifies a tablet and a call with Canada’s leader during a NATO-related conversation, while Alternet describes a confrontation with Macron and says "things" were thrown without identifying a specific device or call.

AI-synthesized from multiple reported sources