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Sworn in. His presidency starts
Donald Trump becomes the 45th president of the United States of America. -
Leaders Abroad Face Uncertainty of Trump Era
There was dismay in Britain, applause in Russia and silence in Japan. French populists found hope, Mexican leaders expressed concern and Germany’s vice chancellor offered an allusion to his country’s dark past. -
Trump Orders Mexican Border Wall to Be Built
President Trump began a sweeping crackdown on illegal immigration, ordering the immediate construction of a border wall with Mexico and aggressive efforts to find and deport unauthorized immigrants. -
Trump forces Michael Flynn to resign as National Security Adviser
Michael T. Flynn, the national security adviser, resigned after the publication of reserved information in The New York Times and The Washington Post on links between Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin, president of Russia before winning the presidential election against Hillary Clinton. -
New Trump Deportation Rules Allow Far More Expulsions
The rules approved by the Trump administration authorize expelling undocumented immigrants who have committed even minor offenses, and they make it easier to immediately deport people. -
Trump demands that Moscow halt ‘destabilizing activities
In the strongest terms that he has used to date, Donald Trump used his speech to urge Russia to stop its “destabilizing activities” and its support for “hostile regimes” including Iran and Syria, delivering a broadside on the eve of his meeting with Vladimir Putin, and he said that Poland had agreed to buy the Patriot missile defense system from The United States. -
Senate Votes Down Broad Obamacare Repeal
The Senate voted narrowly to begin debate on a bill to repeal major provisions of the Affordable Care Act, but hours later, Republican leaders suffered a setback when their most comprehensive plan to replace President Barack Obama’s health law fell far short of the votes it needed. -
Trump criticises North Korea at United Nations
The president of the USA criticised North Korean for using missiles during his speech at United Nations and this Asian country's foreign minister interpreted that was a "declaration of war". -
The Trump administration continues to take action against Obamacare
President Trump will scrap subsidies to health insurance companies that help pay out-of-pocket costs of low-income people, the White House said late Thursday. His plans were disclosed hours after the president ordered potentially sweeping changes in the nation’s insurance system, including sales of cheaper policies with fewer benefits and fewer protections for consumers. -
Trump continues using Twitter to attack media and insult people
The president lives on Twitter where he often posts messages attacking news media and where he has insulted 650 people, places and things so far, according to The New York Times.
