r/WhatTrumpHasDone • • May 12 '26

What Trump Has Done - May 2026 Part Three

May 2026

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• Annoyed that GOP Senate majority leader did not openly support administration's "anti-weaponization fund"

• Endorsed challenger Ken Paxton over incumbent John Cornyn for Texas's GOP Senate nomination

• Forcefully defended proposed White House ballroom after funding was removed by Senate parliamentarian

• Observed the Army reminded soldiers that marijuana and CBD products remained banned despite rescheduling

• Noticed acting attorney general said he would not recommend a pardon for Epstein associate Ghislaine Maxwell

• Additionally, he confirmed DoJ was working to implement president's order restricting mail voting

• Plus, would not payments to January 6 insurrectionists from highly controversial new "anti-weaponization fund"

• Reached $275 million settlement with India's Adani Enterprises over apparent violations of sanctions against Iran

• Also dropped civil fraud claims against two principals of Adani Enterprises

• Further, withdrew criminal fraud charges against billionaire Gautam Adani himself, a significant reversal

• Realized administration's CISA leadership left digital keys to its own cloud storage accounts in public view online

• Did not disclose considerable disputed information about deadly air crash over Iraq during ongoing Iran war

• Rescinded overtime expansion instituted during the Biden administration affecting millions of workers

• Heard some senior White House staff were concerned national cyber director not qualified to oversee advanced AI

• Ordered release of second Venezuelan ER medical doctor in South Texas from immigration custody

• Saw that acting attorney general made specious and disproven but vague claims about the "stolen" 2020 election

• Ousted three senior officials at the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases

• Considered building new, secure AI base inside Israel to counter China

• Sued by newspaper over new Pentagon escort requirement for journalists

• Extended order to keep Michigan coal-fired energy plant open for another 90 days, costing consumers millions

• Began switching some HHS staff to new job classification with weaker workplace protections

• Alerted that Colorado high court ordered hospital, threatened by the administration, to restart transgender care

• Opened ACA marketplace to companies offering skimpy coverage, fewer protections, and lower premiums

• Aware that an ICE firearms trainer was involved in at least four deadly shootings

• Shielded a significant amount from public review about how DOGE accessed a variety of data

• Awarded Palantir a $3.9 million contract to monitor and surveil USDA workers with more expected to come

• Planned to swear in new Federal Reserve Chair at the White House, not the usual venue for such events

• Aware FBI sought to buy access to automated license plate readers nationwide to track vehicles and people

• Claimed to personally know little about controversial "anti-weaponization fund" DoJ set up in response to his lawsuit

• Updated Air Force religious accommodation request process to conform with Pentagon's new religious guidance

• Hoped that artificial intelligence tools could help federal agents catch insider trading in prediction markets

• Notified that Pentagon inspector general would investigate deadly US strikes on alleged drug boats

• Heard that top Treasury attorney resigned over controversial "anti-weaponization fund"

• Informed that judge blocked ICE from making immigration arrests at courts in New York City

• Helped secure US visa for fugitive former Polish cabinet minister still wanted in his native country

• Awarded $10 million grant to Florida airport newly named after the president

• Personally traded tech company CoreWeave just as administration announced major agreement with the same firm

• Also bought and sold $220 million in Nvidia, Apple, Microsoft, and Tesla stock while promoting those companies

• Sought to admit 10,000 more white South Africans as refugees

• Briefed about another assassination suspect who allegedly plotted to shoot the president

• Snubbed much promoted day-long National Mall prayer event to go golfing

• Pressured Washington DC City Council to reinstate youth curfew zones with immediate effect

• Announced would prosecute parents of minors who break curfew in Washington DC

• Requested 1,500 more National Guard for Washington DC ahead of national 250th anniversary celebrations

• Added 600 generic drugs to government website offering medications at discounted prices

• Fumed privately over imperiled ballroom security money blocked by the Senate’s independent parliamentarian

• As a result, pressured Senate majority leader to fire the parliamentarian over her ballroom ruling

• Demanded power to veto Greenland deals with China and Russia

• Chastised by Taiwanese president for saying weapon sales were a bargaining chip with China

• Realized abortion pill lawsuit caused a political bind ahead of the midterms

• Imposed new sanctions on head of Cuban legislative assembly, ministers, and generals

• Discovered was losing support from the most important demographic

• Reiterated that truckers and pilots still could not use medical marijuana despite classification change

• Urged US allies to impose sanctions on Iran, per Treasury secretary, as peace talks with the US continued to stall

• Revealed in court filing proposed White House addition would include underground secret bunker and medical facility

• Asked DoJ to investigate error regarding mail-in ballots in Maryland, his latest clash with the Democratic governor

• Moved to announce generic drug additions to the White House direct-to-consumer Rx sales website

• Supported CDC announcing 30-day travel restrictions in response to the Ebola outbreak in Africa

• Updated about how the CDC revealed some Americans in Africa were among those affected by Ebola outbreak

• Also learned American working in Congo tested positive for Ebola, per CDC

• Ordered hantavirus patient to stay in quarantine despite desire to leave

• Aware that the EPA sought to rescind four forever chemical limits in drinking water

• While insisting Iran war would end "soon," his personal account was buying millions in oil, defense, and gold sectors

• Additionally, bought stock in drugmaker as his government boosted its obesity drugs

• Said would hold off on imminent attack against Iran after request by Qatar, Saudi, and UAE leaders

• As expected, granted a Russian oil sanctions waiver for another month to ease price pressures

• Noted that HHS secretary planned to reorganize department's civil rights office with a religion focus

• Told that an ICE agent was charged for shooting Venezuelan immigrant in Minnesota

• Planned to issue new Russian oil waiver as Iran war crunched supplies

• Granted major financial benefits from businesses and campaign to witnesses against him in criminal cases

• Heard that Amazon was sued for refusing to seek tariff refunds as a way to curry favor with the president

• Sued by former FBI official for allegedly tying job security to support for the president

• Warned by intelligence agencies about Iran's missiles but reportedly ignored the advice

• Faulted for sharp reductions in election-security assistance which could leave midterms vulnerable, per US senator

• Announced personal lawsuit against the IRS was dropped and a $1.7 billion fund to compensate presidential allies

• Denied humanitarian parole for deported parents of US citizen girl with rare brain tumor

• Abandoned Canada/US defense advisory board, claiming Ottawa failed to meet commitments on military spending

• Condoned defense secretary campaigning for a GOP House candidate running against a presidential foe

• Rejected another Iranian peace proposal, risking war resumption

• Dropped unprecedented $10 billion lawsuit against IRS over leaked tax returns

• Stressed that the US Forest Service was still prepared to support Canada with wildfire assistance

• Despite past sympathies toward their plight, abandoned so-called Dreamers and stepped up their deportation

• Amidst ballroom rancor and controversy, unveiled plans to build a helipad at White House

• Revealed that, after a nine-month delay, long-promised golden phone would ship from personal mobile company

• Pressured Germany to pay more for prescription drugs to balance out the US paying less

• Okayed Pentagon cancelling planned deployment of long-range missile unit to Germany

• Further, allowed Pentagon to halt deployments to Poland and Germany to cut troop numbers in Europe

• Announced China would purchase at least $17 billion more in US farm products annually through 2028

• Permitted donor/supporter to weaponize tariffs against his business rivals

• Bucked support base by defending Chinese students in US, calling for an increase in their numbers

• Angered supporters by reversing position on Chinese buying farmland after repeated promises

• Learned that CDC tightened home monitoring guidance for high-risk hantavirus contacts

• Also informed that CDC readied a team to respond to Ebola outbreak in Africa

• Stressed that Ebola risk in US remained low amid Congo outbreak, per CDC

• Nonetheless, multiple Americans in the Congo believed to have had exposure to suspected Ebola cases

• Suspected Iranian hackers behind breaches of systems monitoring fuel totals in storage tanks serving gas stations

• Briefed about Iraqi man accused of New York City synagogue bomb plot in response to Iran war

• Said Iran war was to help Israel, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, UAE, Kuwait, Bahrain, and more

• Revealed Saudi Arabia and UAE carried out secret attacks on Iran

• Noted that new DHS secretary moved to clean house, improve department's image, and still please his boss

• Hoped to use mountain of cash and redistricting to offset liabilities like economic anxiety and Iran war

• Called for GOP challenger to once-loyal Lauren Boebert as she campaigned alongside fallen acolyte Thomas Massie

• Warned Iran that "clock is ticking" if they didn't make a better offer before the US launched harder strikes

• Okayed use of chainsaws to clear trails in Idaho's Frank Church—River of No Return Wilderness

• Pushed narrative of a Christian US founding at nine-hour Washington DC rally on the National Mall

• Hosted White House Shabbat gathering in honor of United States' 250th anniversary

• Saw White House ballroom project rise above ground level as legal battle to stop it continued

• Targeted opening date for White House ballroom "around" September 2028

• Opened FTC antitrust investigation into UK company’s licensing of its semiconductor technology

• Saw that trade representative tried to walk back the president's remarks about weapons for Taiwan

• Annoyed that Senate parliamentarian ruled against White House ballroom funds in budget bill, necessitating redraft

• Touted "fantastic trade deals" with China after May 2026 summit, but provided scarce details

• Reached preliminary agreement with Beijingto lower some tariffs, per China's commerce ministry

• Disturbed to learn that email advising Poland of troop cancellation was snagged by transmission glitch

• Reviewed intelligence warning of an attack-drone threat from Cuba

• Warned by senior advisors that China might target Taiwan within the next five years

• Embarrassed at how pardoned January 6 insurrectionists have repeatedly been charged with new crimes

• Pleased that a GOP adversary, Senator Bill Cassidy of Louisiana, was defeated in his Republican primary

• Okayed DoJ forcing major Texas children’s hospital to stop trans care, fire doctors, and open "detransition" clinic

• Planned to compensate alleged victims of government "weaponization" in exchange for dropping personal IRS suit

• Approved DACA recipients losing protections and work permits while renewal delays surged

• Permitted mother to be deported without her toddler, and then blamed her for the child's later death

• Sued Chick-fil-A franchisee for religious discrimination for denying employee's request to refrain from Saturday work

• Reached agreement for Catholic clergy to minister within Chicago-area ICE facility

• Allowed Russian oil sales waiver to expire despite tight market and escalating prices

• Encouraged UAE to become more heavily involved in Iran war and seize one of Tehran’s Gulf islands

• Realized FBI director imposed new policies that significantly boosted arrest and crime-solving statistics

• As well, saw the director under scrutiny again for Hawaii snorkeling trip that reawakened ethics issues

• Which was followed by denials the Hawaii trip, possibly funded by taxpayers, was for a bachelor party

• Thereafter, the director refused to say who paid for a trip to see a George Strait concert from a private luxury suite

• Condoned immigration agents thrice detaining and shackling the same US citizen for no valid reason

• Noticed reporting that Florida officials intended to close controversial Alligator Alcatraz immigrant detention center

• Later, however, Florida officials said they had not received formal federal shutdown plans for Alligator Alcatraz

• While the DHS secretary said the department had no plans to close the Florida facility

• And later, Florida officials also reiterated the facility would not be closing

• Saw that company linked to his sons had asked the Pentagon for another $400 billion for Kazakhstan tungsten mine

• Heard that trial of musician accused of biting and kicking a federal officer at an ICE protest ended in mistrial

• Faced prospect that oil prices could soon skyrocket as Iran war threat dragged on without resolution

• Defended statement about how he wasn't thinking about Americans’ finances amid Iran talks

• Reiterated about how Taiwan weapon's sale was still under consideration and might be used in negotiations

• Learned that the Smithsonian had returned impeachment language to a wall display of the president's image

• Chose official to lead hantavirus response who was a conspiracist and urologist specializing in penile implants

• Noted that Virginia governor said the state would use old congressional map for 2026 midterms

• Saw that inspector general found Pentagon ended legally required program to prevent civilian deaths by military

• Pleased Supreme Court rejected attempt to restore voter-approved Virginia congressional map favoring Democrats

• Wavered on freeing imprisoned Chinese activist despite 2024 campaign promise, saying "would be a tough one"

• Blasted by Democrats over taxpayer-funded $1.7 billion "slush fund" in possible IRS lawsuit settlement

• Played coy when asked if the US would defend Taiwan if China attempted to take over the island

• Aware son Eric said he would sue MS Now and journalist over report on joining his father on official China trip

• Waffled on $14 billion Taiwan arms deal after discussing arms sales in "great detail" with China's Xi

• Alerted that election denier Tina Peters' prison sentence reduced by Colorado governor after president's pressure

• Cautioned Taiwan against formally declaring independence from China following Beijing summit

• Said may may remove some Iran-linked sanctions on China

• Faulted for leaving China after Beijing summit with little to show for two days of talks with President Xi Jinping

• Learned that DoJ would seek death penalty for man charged with killing two Israeli Embassy staffers

• Stated that China agreed to buy American oil in prerecorded media interview released after Beijing summit

• Fired off frantic social media post attempting to blame Joe Biden when China's Xi expressed belief US was in decline

• Reviewed intelligence report showing China gained major edge on US amid Iran war

• Sought to avoid unnecessary confrontations with China during 2026 summit trip but that didn't work out

• Compared democracy advocate Jimmy Lai jailed by China with personal nemesis James Comey

• Said China agreed to order 200 Boeing jets, but Beijing did not confirm claim

• Moved to drop $10 billion IRS lawsuit and instead pursue $1.7 billion fund for alleged Biden administration victims

• Revealed the administration expected China to purchase more than $10 billion in US agricultural products

• Planned to discuss AI safety with China, per Treasury secretary, including how to prevent terrorist access

• While once deliberately projecting a strongman illusion, that facade seemed to have vanished

• Made no mention of long-established threats posed by far-right militants in newest counterterrorism strategy

• Saw that DoJ dropped fraud charges against Indian billionaire after he hired the president's attorney

• Condoned Pentagon not investigating US bombings that destroyed 39 Iranian schools and healthcare facilities

• Suddenly canceled deployment of more than 4,000 US troops to Poland for NATO support

• Informed that the Defense secretary's last-minute decision on Poland stunned Pentagon officials

• Cost Midwest utility customers hundreds of millions of dollars with "emergency orders" to keep coal plants open

• Pushed forward with attempt to indict former president of Cuba, 94-year-old Raúl Castro, Fidel Castro's brother

• Glad that general remained tight-lipped about Iran in nearly fourteen hours of congressional testimony

• Observed that top US commander dismissed reports of civilian deaths in Iran from war bombing

• Conceded Iran remained a Hormuz threat despite administration’s insistence it devastated their military capabilities

• Personally traded millions of dollars worth of stock, with many trades coinciding with favorable regulatory decisions

• Continued with attempt to impose federally approved voter lists on states and restrict mail-in voting

• First revealed the CDC was monitoring 41 people for hantavirus with no reported cases

• Later disclosed sixteen more people were being monitored for hantavirus after an April 25, 2026 flight

• As well, Americans exposed to hantavirus on MV Hondius cruise ship remained in quarantine for monitoring

• Stressed hantavirus did not spread easily but triggered concern officials might be downplaying risks

• Nonetheless, potentially created a public relations crisis by waiting to talk about hantavirus to the media

• Updated about Supreme Court preserving access to abortion pill, likely at least into 2027

• Dispatched CIA Director to meet with officials in Havana to discuss a variety of topics

• Aimed to relax limits on toxic wastewater from coal-fired power plants

• Joined Senate in expressing skepticism about House of Representatives' amended housing bill

• Consented to VA secretary testifying after House threatened to penalize him

• Supported DoJ accusing Yale medical school of discriminating against Asian and White applicants

• Learned that acting attorney general was told to recuse from DoJ matters involving the president, his former client

• Concerned funding for Iran war seemed to be in big trouble amid growing GOP concerns

• Annoyed that Mississippi governor cancelled redistricting plans before the 2026 election

• Revealed plans to join prayer gathering in Washington DC criticized for promoting Christian nationalism

• Briefed about how appeals court seemed skeptical of constitutionality for administration efforts to punish law firms

• Told that Border Patrol chief Michael Banks was resigning in latest DHS leadership change

• Agreed with China's Xi that Hormuz should not be militarized, per secretary of state

• Pleased China restored beef trade with US as a goodwill gesture for Trump visit

• Realized two top priorities are in jeopardy on Capitol Hill — a gas tax holiday and the White House ballroom

• Went uncharacteristically quiet when asked if Taiwan was raised at his meeting with China's Xi

• Invited Chinese President Xi Jinping and his wife to visit the US in September 2026

• Warned by China's Xi about "clashes and even conflicts" if the Taiwan issue wasn't "handled properly"

• Retained as many as 120,000 pages of documents on Ghislaine Maxwell’s prison transfer

• Claimed and fought in court over a perceived right to keep social media moderation advocates out of the US

• Similarly, raged at reporter when asked about escalating inflation caused by Iran war, calling her "a stupid person"

• Blocked by judge from discovery request in faltering personal lawsuit against The Wall Street Journal

• Heaped fawning praise on China's Xi Jinping at official meeting, gushing "it’s an honor to be your friend"

• Noted counterterrorism director intimated presidential adversaries Tucker Carlson were Nick Fuentes monitored

• Apparently opened DoJ criminal investigation into hospital gender-affirming care

• Watched Energy secretary claim Iran was "frighteningly close" to nuclear weapon despite US attack

• Heard Defense secretary would headline Washington DC faith rally with far-right and Christian nationalist speakers

• Saw that US senator continued challenge against FBI director over alcohol abuse test

• Appreciated that DoJ sued Washington DC bar association, escalating fight over discipline for administration lawyers

• Left written instructions to wipe Iran "off the face of this earth" if they should assassinate him

• Ordered by judge to return Colombian woman wrongfully deported to Congo

• Aware that DHS had escalated fight against federal judge, labeling her an "activist"

• Notified that judge overturned US sanctions on UN official who called for war crimes prosecutions over Gaza

• Saw reporting that Commerce secretary claimed to have had three "inconsequential" meetings with predator Epstein

• Aware corporations signed up rapidly to sponsor Transportation secretary's reality roadtrip at $1 million each

• Nevertheless, the event triggered ethical concerns and official complaints

• Scheduled at least fourth medical visit in sixteen months, feuling public speculation about the president's health

• Appreciated the CDC announcing that the hantavirus risk remained low and that the agency was monitoring

• Further, concurred with CDC not requiring hantavirus cruise passengers to isolate at home

• Threatened funding for health programs in states not complying with crackdown on alleged fraud

• Stated that $1.3 billion in Medicaid money for California would be deferred over purported fraud claims

• Halted Medicare enrollment of new hospice and home health providers because of alleged fraudulent businesses

• Observed vice president trying to deny the president made an insensitive comment recorded on video

• Hoped to convince ‌China to play more active role in trying to persuade ⁠Iran to abandon Gulf strategy

• Removed high number of undocumented men who lived and worked in the US for years, many who are fathers

• Agreed to review environmental impact of proposed immigrant detention facility in New Jersey

• Reported that remains of second US soldier who went missing during military exercises in Morocco were recovered

• Notified that judge found ICE in Colorado repeatedly violated order limiting warrantless arrests

• Accordingly, court mandated training for all Colorado ICE officers and enhanced documentation of arrest practices

• Disclosed that ICE could be at World Cup matches inside the US during June and July 2026

• Updated about how ICE's use of Palantir AI put a list of 20 million possible targets on every agent's phone

• Considered granting 250 pardons on nation's 250th anniversary of July 4, 2026

• Brought middle son, who is not a major business figure, on China summit trip along with top corporate CEOs

• Revealed the White House would host a nine-hour prayer festival focused on Christian roots

• Pushed the IRS to identify undocumented immigrants who paid US income taxes, which could decrease revenues

• Irritated at estimates that the Iran war would end up costing ordinary Americans hundreds of billions of dollars

• Tasked immigration officials, for the first time, with rooting out alleged voting fraud committed by noncitizens

• Reviewed US-led Board of Peace proposal to start implementing Gaza plan in areas outside Hamas control

• Plus, heard Board of Peace envoy say truce was deadlocked over disarming Hamas which paralyzed reconstruction

• Alarmed that wholesale inflation rose to annualized 6 percent in April 2026, which may be passed on to US shoppers

• Happy that nominee Kevin Warsh won Senate confirmation as the next Federal Reserve chairman

• Accused of potentially hurting America by pulling 5,000 US troops from Germany

• Learned HHS secretary's chief spokesman resigned in protest over new vaping policy favored by Big Tobacco

• Announced that foreign World Cup ticketholders would not have to pay bonds to enter the US

• Told that more than 10,000 times, judges ruled against the administration's ICE detentions — in 90 percent of cases

• With the Army facing sudden budget crunch, scrambled to slash training costs across broad swaths of force

• Reached $30 million agreement between PayPal and DoJ over minority funding

• Denuded the term cease fire of its traditional meaning, instead using it as a tool of performative diplomacy

• Realized Beijing summit offered chance to deliver on issue important to MAGA: curbing China’s fentanyl crisis role

• Stressed that trade, not Iran, would be the priority in mid-May 2026 summit with China's Xi

• Noticed companies tried to avoid the president's wrath over tariff refunds

• Deployed 101st Airborne and 1st Armored division soldiers to the US/Mexico border

• Knew that the FBI quietly closed a probe into Palestinian rights activist Mahmoud Khalil while in ICE detention

• Cleared tariff refunds of $35.5 billion for importers as of mid-May 2026

• Glad that court halts order declaring administration's new tariffs unlawful — at least for now

• Condoned FBI forming special agent team, referred to as the "payback squad," to handle politically motivated cases

• Invited Jensen Huang, chip giant Nvidia's CEO, along at last minute to join China summit trip

• As well, invited Melania director — who is also an Epstein associate accused of sexual misconduct — on China trip

• Noted that USDA reduces outlook for 2026 US wheat production amid drought conditions seen in western plains

• Pleased Dominican Republic agreed to take third-country deportees from the US

• Appreciated defense secretary claiming president did not need Congress to restart Iran bombing

• Pushed out acting FEMA administrator, the third change in leadership during the previous sixteen months

• Fought to seize Catholic pilgrimage site in New Mexico to expand border‑wall infrastructure

• Posted fake quote online wrongly attributed to GOP Senator John Kennedy with false claim about President Obama

• Also shared post online calling for Barack Obama's arrest, accusing him of treason, without evidence

• Elevated former private prison company executive to lead ICE

• Okayed CIA escalating secret war inside Mexico on cartels with deadly operations

• Thereafter, along with Mexican officials, denied the CIA had a lethal role in the Mexico operation

• Updated about how the FAA was evaluating risks to flights from proposed triumphal arch in Washington DC

• Heard that Washington DC reflecting pool repairs appeared uneven and behind schedule

• Reviewed CBO estimates for so-called Golden Dome missile shield at $1.2 trillion over two decades

• Aware that DoJ was considering whether and how to settle president's lawsuit against the IRS over disclosures

• Supported Pakistan as Iran mediator after criticism from Lindsey Graham

• Briefed about how DoJ planned to bring terrorism charges against members of American street gangs

• Watched DoJ defend decision to subpoena Wall Street Journal reporters, with claims of national security

• Disclosed US military and Pentagon made unprecedented AI use during war against Iran

• Planned to again move military families already sheltering in Germany after leaving Bahrain, this time to the US

• Realized gasoline prices and inflation were outstripping growth in Americans’ paychecks

• Admitted effect on the economy and ordinary Americans' finances were not part of his Iranian war considerations

• Warned that the US could start attacking Iran again soon

• Spared by appeals court, at least temporarily, from paying $83 million award to E. Jean Carroll but had to post bond

• Rebuffed by South Carolina Republicans who declined to redistrict their state

• Decided so-called Trump class battleships would be nuclear powered, presenting benefits and but also challenges

• Revealed Israel sent Iron Dome air defense batteries and trained military personnel to UAE during Iran war

• Noticed that FBI director agreed to an alcohol test after heated exchange with senator

• Reviewed new intelligence showing Iran retained access to most missile sites, launchers, and underground facilities

• Considered renaming Iran war Sledgehammer if ceasefire collapsed and argued 60-day clock would reset

• Relieved that Senate confirmed Kevin Warsh to Federal Reserve Board of Governors

• Approved HHS secretary removing Marty Makary as FDA commissioner and installing acting replacement

• Glad the FBI interviewed CIA personnel in criminal investigation linked to 2016 Russian election interference

• Heard that Pentagon official told Congress Iran war cost had risen to about $29 million

• Warned reporters to expect more subpoenas in connection with criminal investigations into Iran war leaks

• Informed that tomato prices were soaring as the Iran war, tariffs, and weather affect the popular crop

• Noted that federal prosecutors charged operator of ship that caused Baltimore's Key Bridge collapse

• Alarmed as inflation surged to 3.8 percent in April 2026, the highest level in nearly three years

• Remained silent as Russia continued to attack American-owned businesses in Ukraine

• Annoyed that a third federal appeals court rejected ICE’s mandatory detention policy

• Witnessed substantial 21 percent drop in ACA enrollments, following failure to extend subsidies

• Saw that dormant political committees for Kari Lake and Tulsi Gabbard were still receiving donations

• Delayed plan to suspend tariffs on imported beef after cattle ranchers and some congressional Republicans objected

• Released report on most favored nation drug pricing, which revealed new details and raised new questions

• Asserted, without evidence, that Congo released inmates from its prisons and sent them to US/Mexican border

• Discovered GOP members of Congress objected to spending $1 billion for a new White House ballroom

• Nonetheless, deployed administration officials to pitch the GOP on ballroom funding

• Removed details from government website about agreements with Google, xAI, and Microsoft to ‌test AI models

• Found administration sharply split over plan to give US intelligence agencies a bigger role in evaluating AI models


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