President Trump ignites a new economic battle, imposing tariffs on Mexico and Canada, triggering fierce retaliation. His administration doubles down on economic nationalism, cutting federal spending and workforce numbers. As tensions mount, North American trade relations hang in the balance, with global markets bracing for impact amid growing diplomatic fallout.
Today, the U.S. Senate voted to overturn the IRS’ DeFi broker rule, condemned Russia’s actions in Ukraine, and advanced key nominations. In addition, lawmakers examined national defense readiness and explored new policy initiatives. These developments highlight ongoing legislative efforts and bipartisan negotiations shaping the nation’s priorities.
In their first month, the Trump administration has aggressively reshaped foreign policy, cut federal budgets, and faced GOP resistance. Controversial moves like renaming the Gulf of Mexico and cutting funding to vaccine-mandating schools highlight a tumultuous start that raises questions about long-term strategies and the balance of power in Washington.