US EditionTrump moves with dizzying speed on his to-do list. But there are warning signs in his first month
- President Donald Trump has rapidly made significant changes to American policies while redefining the country's role globally in his second term.
- Trump's administration faces around 70 lawsuits challenging its executive orders, which could impact thousands of federal employees.
- Economic indicators show rising inflation and declining retail sales, leading to concerns about consumer confidence and economic growth.
- The administration's actions have caused concern for job security among federal employees.
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President Trump moves with dizzying speed on his to-do list. But there are warning signs in his first month in office.
WASHINGTON — As President Donald Trump approaches the first-month mark in his second term, he has moved with dizzying speed and blunt force to reorder American social and political norms and the economy while redefining the U.S. role in the world. At the same time, he has empowered Elon Musk, an unelected, South African-born billionaire, to help engineer the firing of thousands of federal employees and potentially shutter entire agencies created…
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Trump moves with dizzying speed on his to-do list. But there are warning signs in his first month
It's been nearly a month in office for President Donald Trump, and he's acted with dizzying speed to reorder the American economy and global diplomacy. In the early going, he's
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Yair Rosenberg: “In his first term, Trump could be dismissed as an accident of the Electoral College, someone to be humored domestically and internationally before the resumption of traditional elite-managed American governance. Today, with Trump returned to office and a host of like-minded leaders ascendant around the globe, he looks less like an aberration from the old international order and more like the apotheosis of a new one.” “But what w…
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