Donald Trump arrives at his day 100 in office. Canadian voters choose to keep Prime Minister Mark Carney in power. And four people were killed when a vehicle crashed through a site of the Illinois school program.
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How Trump has tried to rebuild the United States in its first 100 days
President Donald Trump will travel to Macomb County, Michigan, today to mark his day 100 in office. The county, composed of a group of Detroit suburbs, was the heart of the “Democrat Reagan” working class in 1980 and 1984, and Trump won it in each of his three elections.
But unlike Reagan (or really, any of its predecessors), Trump will celebrate 100 days pointing out several movements that culminate in an impressive effort to rebuild the relationship between the government and the citizenship of the United States.
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In recent months, Trump has deployed new interpretations of the powers of the Presidency to:
✔️ Slash The Federal Work Force.
✔️ Retain funds for foreign and domestic aid.
✔️ Stem the illegal immigration flow through the southern border.
✔️ Boost Cryptocurrency.
✔️ strangle trade.
✔️ Punish independent institutions, including universities, law firm and media, for not supporting their views.
✔️ Prohibition diversity initiatives within the federal government and the entities that support.
The previous presidents, from Abraham Lincoln to Franklin Roosevelt, have proven the constitutional limits of their position in the name of protecting the nation from foreign and domestic enemies and the dangers of financial ruin. However, as the national political reporter Jonathan Allen points out, none has tried to exercise so much power, in such a wide range of problems and with such contempt for Congress and the courts, as Trump has done in a moment of relative peace and economic stability.
White House officials say Trump has completed two firm campaign promises: ensure the border and stop inflation. But by moving so fast to carry out his ambitions, Trump has been forced to admit some mistakes.
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More coverage of Trump’s first 100 days:
- Trump has so far signed only five bills in lawLess than any president in the first 100 days of an administration from at least Dwight D. Eisenhower in the 1950s. Meanwhile, he is reinterpreting the existing laws to advance his objectives and bet on his Republican allies.
- Trump said he would end the war in Ukraine in his first 24 hours in office. Now, the president affirms that the promise was made in “joke” While fighting to solve a complicated geopolitical crisis.
More politics news:
- The main Republicans are considering Stir a key part of the Law on Low Price Health Care in a massive bill for Trump’s agenda.
- Chris Krebs, the former cybersecurity leader who was attacked by Trump, made his first public comments since the Department of Justice took measures against him. It is outraged.
- A mayor career in Pittsburgh It is a test for what follows for democratic leadership In big cities and how the party fights Trump in the next three years.
- The Supreme Court You will listen to arguments Today about whether a lawsuit derived from a FBI raid of the “wrong house” can advance.
Canadian voters choose to keep Prime Minister Mark Carney in power
Canadian voters supported the liberal party of Prime Minister Mark Carney, the projects of Canadian Broadcasting Corp., in a national election strongly influenced by President Donald Trump. Until last night, it was too early to know if the liberal party would win enough seats to form a majority government, but projected another term for the party.
The results are a change of a few months ago, when the liberals seemed to be expelled by the conservatives in the midst of frustration for the very high inflation, the growing immigration and the approach of the then Prime Minister Justin Trudeau towards Trump. But the tides turned When Trump imposed tariffs and promoted a plan that Canada should become state 51 of the United States.
Lawyers dispute the claims of Trump officials about deported mothers
The Trump administration is defending the deportations of the mothers to Honduras that were accompanied by their children born in the United States in recent days, while the lawyers of the mothers and children are rejecting the statements of the officials that families chose that children leave the country.
In one case, lawyers said that a mother was allowed less than two minutes by phone with her husband to discover what her 2 -year -old son would be. In another case, a mother was not allowed to talk to lawyers or relatives before being deported with her 4 -year -old son, who was left without access to her cancer medications, and her 7 -year -old sister.
The border of the Trump “Tric” administration said that the three children were placed on deportation flights at the request of their mothers. The Secretary of State, Marco Rubio, said the children were not deported and that they could return if there is someone in the United States who “wants to assume them.” Meanwhile, the National Security Assistant Secretary, Tricia McLaughlin, said the agency trusts our process and procedures. ”
But lawyers have provided details They said they show that mothers and families had little or no possibility of making arrangements for their children. They claim that the date for an immigration check-in was moved and that ice agents badly characterized mothers’ wishes for their children.
More immigration news:
- An exclusive look at El Salvador prison where Kilmar Abrego García was known. reveals a strong contrast to the mega prison of Supermax to which he was first deported. Human rights defenders said that Abrego García’s transfer to a low security prison is worrying.
Four killed when the vehicle crashed into the Illinois school program site
Police in Chatham, Illinois, is mourning for a “terrible tragedy” after a vehicle hit a site of the school camp program, killing four people. Three of the four victims were out of the building and one was inside, state police said. They had ages between 4 and 18 years. Several other people were injured.
A vehicle led to a building used by the night camp after school around 3:20 pm on Monday, state police said, hitting several people inside before leaving through the west wall of the building. The driver, who was the only person in the vehicle, has been hospitalized. The authorities have not said if they believe the accident was intentional. This is what we know most.
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- The FDA said it demands that the drug manufacturer Novavax To execute another clinical trial As part of the approval process for its Covid vaccine, a measure has some former government health officials who fear the Trump administration will move to the approvals of slow -off vaccines.
- While the Cowboy Carter of Beyoncé begins, Some fans are resentful Ticket prices in several markets are going down, going down, going down, going down.
- The power was almost completely restored through the Iberian Peninsula at dawn on Tuesday, after a Mass interruption hit dozens of millions of people In Spain, Portugal and parts of France.
- It is a matter of when, not if an earthquake is torn along the failure of the Cascadia subduction zone in the northwest of the Pacific, and New research predicts catastrophic effectsas the tsunami waves up to 100 feet and a lifting drop of 6.5 feet along the coast.
- The jury selection at the Sean Trafficking trial of Sean “Diddy” combs will begin to start next week. Here is like The group of 12 jurors and six substitutes will be chosen.
Staff selection: Explaining the slide of Shedersur Sanders
The former Marshal of Campo de Colorado, Shedeur Sanders, was the greatest name that went to the NFL draft. As the son of one of the members of the most electric fame hall and a brilliant personality in his own right, Sanders commanded much of the attention in the weeks prior to the event. But Sanders predictions selected in the first round turned out to be an illusion. Instead, the Cleveland Browns selected Sanders with the 144 team in the fifth round of the draft.
How did such an exaggerated leaflet slide to the lower half of the draft? Look The factors that contributed to their destination: Who Sanders really is as a player, how he presented himself to the potential teams and risks to bring an athlete like him to the locker room. – Rohan Nadkarnisports reporter
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