A vendor printing mistake flagged by state officials became a presidential rigging claim within 72 hours, testing whether transparent self-correction still counts as good-faith election administration.
Three foreign monarchies asked the president to "hold off" on a scheduled US military operation. He agreed and announced it publicly.
Settlement closes the day before the next president is sworn in, with the commission appointed by the attorney general Trump controls.
Non-voters broke for Trump in 2024, reversing 60 years of Democratic advantage. Both parties are now scrambling for a base in flux.
Proposed fund would pay Jan. 6 defendants and Trump-aligned entities from a no-vote Treasury account.
White House points to Wall Street highs while 65% of voters blame the president for pump pain.
A $14 billion weapons package sits in abeyance. The president says approval depends on China — and openly questioned a 1982 assurance to do so.
Beijing summit produced a Boeing announcement and soybean promises. The price pressure driving voter anger came home with him.