TRUMP ADMINISTRATION POLICY

Door knocks and DNA tests: How Trump administration plans to keep tabs on 450,000 migrant kids
The Trump administration is reviewing 450,000 migrant children who entered the U.S. without parents during Biden's term, citing concerns about sponsor vetting and child safety. This initiative involves house checks by Homeland Security and FBI agents, raising fears of deportation for undocumented sponsors and children.

Trump admin again pokes the Federal Reserve, Scott Bessent says it's time for Jerome Powell to cut rates
The Trump administration is pressuring the Federal Reserve to lower interest rates. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent cites bond market signals as justification. President Trump has repeatedly criticized Fed Chair Jerome Powell. The Fed's next policy meeting is scheduled for May 7. Markets predict a possible rate cut no sooner than June.

Trump to take away Harvard's tax exempt status
Donald Trump announced his administration would revoke Harvard University's tax-exempt status. This followed tensions over diversity policies and campus activism. The administration had previously frozen federal grants to Harvard. Harvard argued this move would harm its educational mission. Legal experts expressed concern about academic freedom. This decision could set a precedent for other institutions. The university may face challenges.

Trump's top policy adviser lays down bizarre funding condition for American schools
US President Donald Trump has already signed an executive order in March to dismantle the Department of Education. Trump's top policy adviser Stephen Miller has laid down a bizarre condition for American schools if they want federal funding. Stephen Miller decried “cancerous, communist, woke culture” during a briefing on Thursday, May 1.

Japan's finance minister calls US Treasury holdings 'a card' in tariff talks with Trump
Japan's Finance Minister Katsunobu Kato suggested that the country's substantial U.S. Treasury holdings could be a negotiating tool in tariff discussions with the Trump administration. While not explicitly threatening sales, Kato implied that maintaining these holdings could influence Washington towards a favorable trade agreement for Japan. This comes as the U.S.

All about Mike Waltz, Trump's national security adviser who added journalist to Signal group chat
National Security Adviser Mike Waltz has left his post amid Signal Gate scandal. He is the first major official in the Donald Trump administration to quit White House when the President touted about his achievements in the first 100 days of office. A former US Congressman, Mike Waltz is among the most staunchly critical voices on China in the US Congress.
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Reckless tariffs, greatest economic crisis: Kamala Harris targets Trump's policies in first speech since election loss
Kamala Harris, in her first major address since conceding the 2024 election, sharply criticized President Trump's policies, accusing him of triggering an economic crisis with reckless tariffs. Speaking at an Emerge America gala, she highlighted the erosion of American ideals and loss of trust in institutions under Trump's leadership.
Trump company strikes Qatari golf resort deal in sign it's not holding back from foreign business
The Trump family's company has entered into a deal to construct a luxury golf resort in Qatar, raising concerns about potential conflicts of interest during a possible second Trump administration. This project, involving Trump-branded villas and a golf course developed by a Saudi Arabian company and a Qatari government-owned firm, marks the first foreign deal since Donald Trump's initial term.
Early midterm polls reveal growing voter shift toward democrats as Trump’s GOP faces backlash over economy, immigration, and approval ratings
Early midterm polls are showing signs of serious trouble for Trump’s GOP, as more voters begin shifting toward Democratic candidates in key states. With President Trump’s approval rating falling from 51% to 44% and concerns over economic policies, immigration actions, and internal party divisions growing, the Republican Party faces a tough road ahead. Battleground states like Michigan and Pennsylvania are already leaning blue, and Democrats are gaining momentum. This story explores what’s fueling the shift, the numbers behind the trend, and what it could mean for the 2025 midterm elections. Dive in to see the full political picture unfold.
Has Trump delivered on his promises after 100 days of his second term?
President Trump's second term faces court challenges and unfulfilled pledges, despite his "promises kept" mantra. While inflation saw a slight dip, economic concerns persist due to tariffs and stalled trade deals. Immigration policies show mixed results, with border crossings down but deportations lagging. Trump's efforts to end wars in Ukraine and Gaza remain unsuccessful, and energy policies face headwinds.
Trump's first 100 days target diversity policies, civil rights protections
President Trump's second term has seen a dismantling of diversity and inclusion policies, impacting education, cultural institutions, and economic opportunities for marginalized groups. These actions include revoking equal opportunity mandates, slashing funding for minority businesses, and censoring historical content, raising concerns about a regression in civil rights and a sanitized view of American history.
In Trump's first 100 days, US energy dominance plans roiled by trade uncertainty
President Trump's energy dominance push faces headwinds as oil prices plummet due to tariff-induced economic slowdown and policy uncertainty. While LNG exports surge following deregulation, clean energy initiatives suffer setbacks with the withdrawal from the Paris Agreement and suspension of offshore wind leasing. U.S. crude producers are scaling back drilling amid the price slump.
From high-profile cuts to federal layoffs: Elon Musk and DOGE's work in 100 days in Trump admin explained
Much like the Trump administration, the Department of Government Efficiency, or DOGE, has shaken up the political world in its first 100 days. The department has made cuts to various government agencies, which followed Trump’s promises during his presidential campaign. DOGE says it has saved an estimated $160 billion but critics say savings are much less than claimed.
Trump to offer automakers some relief on his 25% tariffs, after worries they could hurt US factories
President Trump will sign an executive order easing 25% tariffs on autos and parts, aiming to support US manufacturing and jobs. The move, welcomed by automakers, seeks to reduce costs and retroactively adjust enforcement. Experts warn, however, broader tariffs may still raise prices and hurt overall auto sales and growth.
Students to be deported from the U.S: Trump administration cancels 4,000 student visas linked to assault and robbery in bold law and order move
The Trump administration has revoked 4,000 student visas, primarily targeting foreign nationals accused of serious crimes. Offenses range from robbery and DUI to human trafficking and arson. Secretary of State Marco Rubio asserted that the U.S. won't tolerate visa holders who break the law and disrupt campuses.
Trump administration cancels 4,000 student visas over criminal offenses
The Trump administration revoked 4,000 international student visas within its first 100 days, targeting individuals involved in serious criminal activities like assault, robbery, and human trafficking. Over 90% of those affected were implicated in such crimes, prompting a coordinated effort between the State Department and Homeland Security to identify and notify them.
Trump's agenda faces over 70 court rulings and several judicial setbacks within first 100 days
Donald Trump's second term has faced significant legal challenges, with federal judges issuing over 70 rulings against his policies on immigration, birthright citizenship, government spending, and transgender rights. These rulings have addressed issues like deportations, military service, and diversity programs. Numerous lawsuits have been filed to block Trump's agenda, leading to ongoing court battles over executive orders and tariffs.
100 days in: How Trump reshaped US’ immigration policy?
In his second term's initial 100 days, President Trump intensified immigration policies by restricting migration and bolstering enforcement. The administration aimed to deport one million undocumented immigrants annually, expanding ICE's authority and encouraging local police involvement. Simultaneously, H-1B visa restrictions were tightened, a "Gold Card" investor visa was introduced, and student visa oversight increased, alongside heightened border security measures.
Trump signs 3 executive orders, addressing immigration and policing
President Trump signed executive orders targeting sanctuary cities, aiming to enforce immigration laws and punish uncooperative jurisdictions. These orders include publishing a list of sanctuary cities, providing legal resources to police, and ensuring English proficiency for truck drivers. The administration seeks to increase deportations and criticizes cities obstructing federal immigration enforcement, sparking legal challenges and accusations of political theater.
One hundred days of attitude
Amidst rising India-Pakistan tensions following the Pahalgam attack, Trump offers India support while maintaining neutrality, acknowledging historical tensions. Despite initial solidarity, US counterterrorism interests in Pakistan temper a strong stance. Trump's early presidency is marked by policy reversals, particularly on tariffs and foreign policy, impacting global trade and relationships, including those with China and potentially India.
US-born children with cancer to be deported with undocumented parents, sparks concerns
The deportation of three US-born children, including a child with stage-4 cancer, alongside their undocumented mothers to Honduras has sparked legal and ethical concerns. A federal judge questioned the legality of the deportations, citing a lack of due process and meaningful consent from the mothers.
Leading universities join forces privately to counter Trump administration
Several leading US universities have formed a private collective to counter the Trump administration's efforts to control research funding and academic policies. This group of prestigious institutions is strategizing to prevent individual schools from making concessions that could affect the entire sector. The universities aim to protect their autonomy over admissions, faculty hiring, and curriculum.
Is this bucking a trend?
The article examines the ongoing decline of the US dollar and its potential implications for India, considering whether this decline is a deliberate strategy aligned with the Trump administration's economic goals.
Trump approval rating: Trump's approval sinks as Americans lose faith in major policies
Trump approval rating has taken a sharp hit as more Americans express frustration with his major policies, according to a new Washington Post-ABC News-Ipsos poll. Just 39% of adults approve of the way Trump is handling his job, down from 45% two months ago. The survey reveals deep concerns about the economy, immigration, and his expansion of presidential power. Many voters believe Trump’s actions are moving the country away from its founding principles. With a growing sense of dissatisfaction even among independents and young voters, Trump faces mounting pressure as he approaches the critical early months of his term.
Donald Trump's first 100 days wreak havoc in global trade, and now officials are claiming US President has 'torpedoes' in store
President Donald Trump has enacted sweeping changes on a wide range of U.S. domestic and foreign policy priorities since taking office on January 20.
Melania Trump’s birthday: Here’s why Donald Trump is not buying a present for the First Lady today
Last year, the couple celebrated her birthday separately, with Melania remaining in Florida while Donald Trump was in New York for his hush-money trial.
Donald Trump takes a hit on immigration as new poll shows majority of voters disapprove of his handling of his signature MAGA issue
US President Donald Trump's immigration policies now face disapproval, a shift from earlier support. A recent poll indicates more Americans disapprove of his approach. His overall approval rating has also declined. Independent voters show significant disapproval regarding immigration. The Trump administration is cracking down on anti-Israel protest leaders and student visa holders.
Rulings coming fast and furious in lawsuits over Trump's policies on immigration, elections, DEI
The Trump administration faced multiple legal setbacks regarding its policies on immigration, elections, and DEI programs. Federal judges blocked the administration's DEI crackdown in schools and changes to election procedures. Courts also intervened in immigration matters, including deportations and funding for sanctuary cities.
A dozen states sue the Trump administration to stop tariff policy
Twelve states in America have filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration. The suit challenges the legality of President Trump's tariff policy. States argue that the policy is unlawful and disrupts the American economy. They claim Trump's actions exceed his authority. California also filed a separate lawsuit last week. The White House defends its tariff policy as a necessary tool.
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