House Democrats launch a coordinated legislative offensive to shield Social Security from GOP-backed overhauls while intensifying oversight of tech firms and federal agencies. Tensions rise as internal Republican rifts delay Trump’s tax plan, and proxy voting reform marks a rare bipartisan breakthrough—reshaping how the House governs, debates entitlement reform, and manages internal power struggles.
Senate Republicans accelerated key fiscal and security priorities today, advancing Trump-era tax cuts, pushing a border bill, and urging codified spending reductions. Meanwhile, Democratic senators challenged immigration policy through direct engagement with El Salvador. These maneuvers reflect an increasingly assertive Senate reshaping economic direction and foreign relations under Trump’s second term.
Trump’s administration unleashed sweeping executive orders on procurement, healthcare, and office space policy today, while proposing a seismic shift in U.S. foreign aid by defunding UN peacekeeping. Meanwhile, turmoil hit the Pentagon and IRS, and markets braced for a potential delisting of 300 Chinese firms—signaling deep structural, security, and economic reshaping.
President Trump reshaped key domestic and foreign priorities on April 15, 2025—issuing sweeping executive orders on drug pricing, procurement reform, and Social Security eligibility, while escalating trade tensions with China and targeting critical mineral imports. His aggressive policy blitz signals a renewed push to tighten federal control and energize his economic and immigration agendas.