House Republicans fast-track sweeping federal reforms as Democrats launch urgent investigations into national security breaches and executive overreach. Key legislation moves forward to restructure agencies and revoke D.C.’s sanctuary status, while Trump’s election policies and media control orders ignite fierce bipartisan backlash.
Senators launched blistering rebukes of Trump’s executive orders as intelligence chiefs faced intense scrutiny and Republicans clashed over the budget. Lawmakers warned of looming economic fallout and constitutional overreach while escalating demands to seize Russian assets. The Senate’s response signals mounting tension—and possible gridlock—across critical domestic and foreign policy fronts.
Trump escalates executive authority with sweeping actions targeting elections, private law firms, and global trade. Meanwhile, top officials face scrutiny over intelligence leaks, a judge questions federal transgender policies, and sanctions on Iran ignite global tensions. The pace and scope of change are reshaping governance, diplomacy, and civil liberties in real time.
Trump accelerates a sweeping overhaul of election rules, targets dissenting law firms, and slaps tariffs on nations trading with Venezuela. In a bold legal shift, he declassifies FBI Russia probe materials, igniting fierce debate over transparency and security. Public broadcasting faces funding threats, while impeachment measures signal deepening political rifts.