Trump's Bold Moves: Tariffs, Museums, and Political Shakeups

President Trump has suspended security clearances for employees at the law firm WilmerHale, accusing them of political bias

and undermining national interests.

He also signed an order directing VP JD Vance to purge 'divisive' ideologies from the Smithsonian, targeting museums

like the National Museum of African American History and Culture.

Elon Musk says 'almost no one' has been fired despite the Department of Government Efficiency’s push to cut

federal jobs.

Meanwhile, he claims Social Security benefits will increase for 'legitimate' recipients.

Critics argue the cuts are causing confusion and fear among federal workers.

Republicans are sweating over their own candidate, Randy Fine, in a deep-red Florida district.

Despite Trump’s support, Fine has been outraised nearly 10-to-1 by Democrat Josh Weil.

GOP leaders are frustrated, and even DeSantis predicts a 'way underperformance.' A federal judge has ordered the Trump

administration to preserve Signal messages related to a leaked group chat discussing military action in Yemen.

The chat mistakenly included a journalist, raising questions about transparency and recordkeeping.

Trump’s new 25% tariffs on imported cars may hurt most automakers—but Tesla could benefit.

Despite Musk’s claim that Tesla isn’t 'unscathed,' analysts say it’s the least impacted.

Still, retaliatory tariffs from Europe and Asia could hit Tesla hard abroad.