Trump's Latest Moves: Ceasefire, Tariffs, and Government Cuts

Ukraine has agreed to a 30-day ceasefire proposed by the U.S.

after talks in Saudi Arabia.

President Trump praised the deal, saying he hopes Putin will also agree.

Senator Marco Rubio stated, 'There’s no military solution to this war.' Trump has confirmed that 25% tariffs on

steel and aluminum will take effect at midnight, despite concerns from business leaders.

He also threatened to double tariffs on Canadian imports but later backed down after negotiations.

The Education Department is cutting nearly 50% of its workforce as part of Trump’s plan to shrink the

federal government.

Secretary Linda McMahon said the goal is to eliminate bureaucratic bloat while maintaining essential programs.

In a show of support for Elon Musk, Trump purchased a Tesla Model S at the White House.

He praised Musk’s leadership and dismissed criticism of Musk’s role in government efficiency efforts.

As egg prices soar due to inflation and bird flu, Trump reposted an article telling Americans to 'shut

up about egg prices.' Meanwhile, economists warn that his tariff policies could push the U.S.

closer to a recession.