Dramatic Changes in Trump’s Second Term

President Trump is aggressively testing the limits of his authority by firing watchdog officials and pressing the Supreme

Court to permit more dismissals.

“He who saves his Country does not violate any Law,” he declared, defending his bold approach.

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and Russian delegates are set to discuss an end to the Ukraine conflict in Saudi Arabia, raising concerns

in Europe that key allies may be sidelined.

President Trump promises Kyiv will have a voice at the table.

A new federal letter warns that using race in student admissions, clubs, or scholarships could jeopardize funding.

“Race-based decision-making, no matter the form, remains impermissible,” it states, sparking debate on equity versus legal compliance.

Hundreds of public health staffers, including disease detection fellows, have been terminated.

Critics warn these cuts threaten future outbreak responses.

Officials say it’s part of a broader push to streamline the federal workforce.

Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu signals a push forward with President Trump’s plan to move large portions of Gaza’s

population elsewhere.

Critics call it forced displacement, while proponents say it offers hope for stability in the region.