Trump's Tariffs, Greenland Ambitions, and Controversial Policies

Trump says the U.S.

will '100%' acquire Greenland, calling it vital for international security.

He hasn’t ruled out military force but says there’s a 'good possibility' it won’t be needed.

Vice President JD Vance recently visited the island, criticizing Denmark’s role and urging Greenlanders to consider U.S.

control.

After a journalist was accidentally added to a Signal chat discussing military plans in Yemen, Trump dismissed the

incident as 'fake news' and a 'witch hunt.' Despite calls to fire National Security Adviser Mike Waltz, Trump

says he still has full confidence in his team.

Trump’s executive order banning diversity, equity, and inclusion programs now extends to French companies with U.S.

contracts.

France called the move 'unacceptable,' while U.S.

officials demand compliance with new anti-DEI rules, even overseas.

Trump’s latest executive order threatens funding for Smithsonian exhibits that promote race as a social construct.

Critics say it’s an attack on historical truth and an attempt to enforce white supremacist ideology through cultural

institutions.

Hundreds joined 'Tesla Takedown' protests across the U.S.

and Europe, opposing Elon Musk’s role in slashing federal jobs.

Demonstrators danced, held signs, and voiced concerns about the future of public services and healthcare research.

Democratic strategist James Carville says Trump’s second term is collapsing faster than expected.

Despite recent polls showing stable approval ratings, Carville insists the administration is in crisis, calling it 'the gravest

in 80 years.'