Trump's Big Week: Elections, Tariffs, and Historic Moves

Republican Randy Fine, backed by President Trump, has won Florida’s 6th Congressional District, securing a key seat for

the GOP’s narrow House majority.

Despite the district’s deep-red history, Democrat Josh Weil raised $10 million and made it a surprisingly close race.

Trump even held a last-minute tele-rally to push Fine over the finish line.

Trump has announced sweeping tariffs on nearly all imports, with rates reportedly up to 20%.

Dubbed 'Liberation Day,' the move aims to reshape global trade and bring jobs back to the U.S.

Critics warn of global retaliation and economic fallout, but Trump insists it’s about fairness and American strength.

Senator Cory Booker has made history with the longest floor speech in modern Senate history—over 24 hours—protesting Trump’s

agenda.

Inspired by civil rights icon John Lewis, Booker received a standing ovation from fellow Democrats, despite Senate rules

against applause.

The Trump administration has started cutting 10,000 jobs at the Department of Health and Human Services, including layoffs

at the CDC and FDA.

Critics, including Democratic senators, are pushing back, warning of impacts on public health and veterans’ services.

Trump hinted at a possible third term, saying allies are encouraging it.

But the 22nd Amendment clearly limits presidents to two terms.

Legal experts say there’s no loophole, despite Trump’s history of testing constitutional boundaries.