President Trump defends new tariffs as “medicine” while his Cabinet accelerates dramatic policy pivots—EPA strips regulations, and HHS reverses course on vaccines. Bipartisan concern surges in Congress as the administration reshapes key institutions amid growing public scrutiny.
President Trump doubles down on sweeping tariff policies, dismissing market panic and warning trading partners of economic consequences. With global leaders bracing for impact, the White House accelerates its trade war stance, defending the move as essential to U.S. sovereignty. Meanwhile, allies and investors alike scramble to assess the fallout.
Senate Republicans escalate efforts to pass Trump’s sweeping tax and tariff agenda, confirming controversial DOJ nominees and triggering internal GOP clashes over deficit risks. While leadership defends the party line, bipartisan pushback mounts against unchecked executive trade authority—reshaping legislative dynamics and igniting a fierce political reckoning on Capitol Hill.
Trump reshapes the federal workforce, appointing a junior officer to oversee diplomatic hiring while revoking all South Sudanese visas. DOJ faces scrutiny over wrongful deportation, and HHS advisers slam vaccine policies. Meanwhile, over 1,200 protests erupt nationwide, signaling deep unrest over the administration’s sweeping policy changes.
President Trump’s sweeping 10% import tariff took effect today, reshaping global trade policy and fueling widespread public backlash. As Wall Street faltered and protests ignited across the U.S., Trump doubled down on his agenda—urging Americans to “hang tough” while signaling deeper legislative and diplomatic moves ahead.
Federal judges issue sweeping rulings that challenge Trump administration policies on education, disaster funding, and healthcare. The Supreme Court endorses cutting DEI-linked grants, while district courts block funding cuts and revive critical lawsuits. These legal shifts sharply reshape public programs and executive accountability.
House leaders clash over national security firings, proxy voting reforms reshape procedural norms, and bipartisan efforts surge to protect 9/11 first responders. As new legislation advances and foreign threats escalate, the House faces mounting pressure to balance tradition with bold oversight and urgent reform.
Senate Republicans accelerate a high-stakes budget blitz to enshrine Trump’s tax cuts and tariffs, defying Democratic resistance and public backlash. Amid fiery speeches and bipartisan counterbills, the chamber confronts seismic shifts in fiscal and trade policy—reshaping America’s economic path under pressure.
Trump’s administration accelerates sweeping federal changes—greenlighting Israeli arms sales, slashing IRS and HHS staff, and restructuring DOJ oversight. The Supreme Court backs controversial education cuts, while FEMA’s chief faces a polygraph in a leak probe. These actions signal a forceful recalibration of U.S. domestic and foreign policy with legal, social, and global consequences.
Trump declares a national economic emergency, expands executive power, and doubles down on tariff escalation. His unyielding stance shocks global markets, sparks international backlash, and ignites public debate over unchecked presidential authority.
House leaders clash over transparency as bipartisan bills advance, Trump-era tariffs stir fierce debate, and foreign policy hawks rally behind AUKUS. New legislation on special education and farming aid signals shifting priorities, while a bold proposal to move NASA HQ to Florida reshapes federal space policy.
The Senate reshaped federal policy today by confirming Trump-aligned nominees, advancing a critical budget resolution, and rejecting an $8.8B arms-sale block to Israel. Bipartisan lawmakers also unveiled bills addressing FEMA reform, family caregiving, and illicit trade. Fiery statements from Sanders and Warren intensified partisan tensions as leadership battles hardened across key committees.