All of the Trump Administration’s Major Moves in the First 100 Days

The changes modifed President Trump’s tariffs so carmakers that pay a 25 percent tariff on auto imports are not subject to other levies, for example on steel and aluminum. Read more ›

Board members who were dismissed include Doug Emhoff, the husband of former Vice President Kamala Harris, and other senior Biden White House officials. Read more ›

The rally had been billed as a way for President Trump to demonstrate his commitment to American manufacturing. But his speech was dark and filled with grievance. Read more ›

After the report was published, an Amazon spokesman said such an idea was never approved and would not happen. Read more ›

The move put the future of the report, which is required by Congress and is known as the National Climate Assessment, into serious jeopardy, experts said. Read more ›

The case against the man, Akeel Abdul Jamiel, had been aided by Elon Musk’s so-called Department of Government Efficiency, federal officials said. Read more ›

The accusation was from an Education Department investigation opened two months ago, an inquiry that was centered on the university’s decision to let Lia Thomas, a transgender woman, participate on the swim team. Read more ›

The cuts at the Peace Corps were planned at the behest of Elon Musk’s cost-cutting team. Read more ›

Federal agents who conducted the raid also detained more than a dozen active-duty members of the U.S. military. Read more ›

The details about the strikes, called Operation Rough Rider, were outlined in an announcement issued by U.S. Central Command. Congressional officials say the campaign has cost well over $1 billion so far. Read more ›

Some economists have a different view, saying that cutting taxes while raising tariffs could have harmful consequences by widening the gap between the rich and the poor. Read more ›

They spoke for 15 minutes or so, seated on cushioned metal chairs in St. Peter’s Basilica. It was the first time they had seen each other since a contentious encounter in the Oval Office in late February. A White House spokesman called it a “very productive discussion.” Read more ›

The president flew to Europe for about 14 hours, a startlingly fast turnaround for his first overseas trip. He left immediately after the services in St. Peter’s Square. Read more ›

U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement deported the child after she accompanied her mother and her older sister to an immigration appointment. Read more ›

After being asked if he was worried that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel might drag him into a war with Iran, President Trump said: “I may go in very willingly if we can’t get a deal. If we don’t make a deal, I’ll be leading the pack.” Read more ›

The decision to charge Hannah Dugan, a sitting state court judge, with obstructing immigration agents was a major escalation in the Trump administration’s battle with local authorities over deportations. Read more ›

The move, contained in an executive order signed by President Trump, is opposed by nearly all other nations, which consider international waters off limits to this kind of industrial activity. Read more ›

The administration’s emergency application was the latest in a series of requests asking the justices to pause decisions by trial judges that prevent it from moving forward with President Trump’s blitz of executive orders. Read more ›

The moves are aimed at eliminating diversity, equity and inclusion efforts and environmental justice programs at the E.P.A., Trump administration officials said. Read more ›

After Russia killed at least 12 people and injured 90 others in a huge attack on the Ukrainian capital, President Trump called the strikes “not necessary, and very bad timing.” He added: “Vladimir, STOP!” Read more ›

In an astonishing escalation of the Trump family’s efforts to profit from cryptocurrencies, a website promoting $TRUMP, the president’s so-called memecoin, announced that the coin’s largest buyers would be invited to meet him. Read more ›

In a post on social media, the president said the two men “were on the same side” on several issues, including trade and negotiations with Iran. Read more ›

Employees at the agency, the Millennium Challenge Corporation, were told in an email that they would be offered early retirement or deferred resignation after visits last week from Elon Musk’s government cost-cutting team. Read more ›

Previously, President Trump had vowed to take aim at “radical left accreditors.” Mr. Trump’s order would make it easier for colleges to switch accreditors and for new accreditors to gain federal approval. Read more ›

The views of the Trump administration on climate change, international development and economic equity are often at odds with those of the other nations that are shareholders in the global institutions. Read more ›

President Trump insisted that his administration should be able to deport undocumented immigrants without appearing before a judge. Read more ›

Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. escalated his war against the food industry, asserting that he had “an understanding” with major food manufacturers to remove petroleum-based food colorings from their products by 2026. Read more ›

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Tesla reported the sharp decline in quarterly earnings after its brand suffered because of its chief executive’s role in the Trump administration. Read more ›

The National Science Foundation had canceled more than 400 active awards after months of scrutiny of the agency, including an internal review of awards containing words related to diversity, equity and inclusion, or D.E.I. Read more ›

New York’s education leaders moved to ban Native American mascots in 2022, drawing a lawsuit from the Massapequa school district. President Trump asked the education secretary “to fight for the people of Massapequa.” Read more ›

The U.S. government has not done so since March 2020. Linda McMahon, the education secretary, said the decision was made so that “American taxpayers will no longer be forced to serve as collateral for irresponsible student loan policies.” Read more ›

The Office of Special Counsel, an independent government agency responsible for protecting the rights of federal workers, decided to end its investigation into more than 2,000 complaints that the administration had improperly fired the employees. Read more ›

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The terms, finalized on the vice president’s visit to India, were a road map for the tariffs and other trade barriers the countries will discuss. Read more ›

President Trump has pressured Mr. Powell to push down interest rates. Read more ›

Gen. Dan Caine, the new chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, got a firsthand look at the military’s growing role in helping to stem migrant crossings. Read more ›

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In the letter, the administration made onerous demands about the university’s hiring, admissions and curriculum. Harvard publicly refused to comply. The letter was from the White House’s task force on antisemitism and, according to officials briefed on the matter, was emailed by a member of that task force, the acting general counsel of the Health and Human Services Department, Sean Keveney. Read more ›

The White House announced the creation of a new category of federal employees who can be fired at will for any reason, including for “subversion of presidential directives.” Read more ›

The administration stonewalled Judge James E. Boasberg for weeks, then lodged an accusation against him in a court filing. The filing also asked a federal appeals court to prevent him from opening a contempt inquiry into whether the White House violated his order in an ongoing case about flights of Venezuelan migrants sent to El Salvador. Read more ›

The administration told Harvard to provide names of foreign donors and all records of communication with those donors from the beginning of 2020. The request was part of a larger effort to target the institution after it refused to comply with President Trump’s demands. Read more ›

The pause had been set to end on April 20. Read more ›

President Trump opened up the Pacific Islands Heritage Marine National Monument, west of Hawaii, to commercial fishing, which had been prohibited there to protect vulnerable sealife. Read more ›

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Employees of AmeriCorps who were put on administrative leave include all those who work for a national disaster response program. Read more ›

Members of Elon Musk’s government-slashing task force have been working with employees from various other government agencies to create an application process for the visas. Read more ›

There is no evidence to suggest that autism can be avoided, and researchers immediately criticized the claim, which was made by Robert F. Kennedy Jr., the health secretary. Read more ›

In a court filing, an official from the Homeland Security Department referred to a previous filing in which the government said it was powerless to remove the man, Kilmar Armando Abrego Garcia, from El Salvador and could “facilitate” his return only if he arrived at a U.S. port of entry. Read more ›

“The president is 100% committed to ensuring that terrorists and criminal illegal migrants are no longer a threat to Americans,” Steven Cheung, a spokesman for Mr. Trump, said on social media. Read more ›

Stephen Miller, a senior adviser to President Trump on immigration policy, boasted about the Trump administration’s open defiance of federal judges during a Fox News appearance. Read more ›

The Trump administration launched an investigation into whether those imports threaten America’s national security. Read more ›

The White House press secretary, Karoline Leavitt, reiterated the president’s suggestion from a day earlier. Read more ›

The school had rebuffed the administration’s demands ostensibly aimed at purging “woke” ideology from America’s college campuses and lost $2 billion in federal funding. Read more ›

During an Oval Office meeting, Nayib Bukele, El Salvador’s president who has positioned himself as an ally to President Trump, said that he would not return the man, Kilmar Armando Abrego Garcia, from the prison where he is being held. Read more ›

Mohsen Mahdawi, an organizer of pro-Palestinian demonstrations last year at Columbia University, was not charged with a crime. Read more ›

The funding freeze came after Harvard said it would not submit to requests to overhaul hiring and report international students who break rules. Read more ›

Pam Bondi, the attorney general, said on Fox News that the U.S. government would build more prisons to house inmates, if necessary. Read more ›

At least 35 people were killed in the attack on Sumy, which came as Ukraine’s leader urged President Trump to come witness the realities of war firsthand. Read more ›

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The Trump administration framed the exemptions as only a temporary break while the government prepares more targeted taxes on semiconductor imports. Read more ›

The report says that Mr. Trump is in excellent health and is maintaining an active lifestyle. Read more ›

Secretary of State Marco Rubio called the migrants “criminals” in a social media post and praised “the alliance” between President Trump and President Nayib Bukele of El Salvador. Read more ›

The administration had been previously instructed by the Supreme Court to take steps to bring Kilmar Armando Abrego Garcia back to the United States. Read more ›

The U.S. Customs and Border Protection list included smartphonoes, modems, routers, flash drives and other technology goods, which are largely not made in the United States. Read more ›

The Department of Education said the state had ignored President Trump’s executive order banning transgender athletes from girls’ sports teams Read more ›

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The budget plan proposes eliminating almost all funding for international organizations, ending the support for international peacekeeping operations and curtailing all of the department’s educational and cultural exchanges. Read more ›

Trump allies seized on the claims by the former informant, Alexander Smirnov, who falsely accused the Biden family of taking bribes. Read more ›

The top federal prosecutor in New Jersey, Alina Habba, gave the orders as part of a broader effort by President Trump to use the Justice Department to punish state and local officials who refuse to help carry out the president’s immigration agenda. Read more ›

“Actions to undermine the chain of command or to subvert President Trump’s agenda will not be tolerated at the Department of Defense,” Sean Parnell, the chief spokesman for the Pentagon, said in a social media post announcing the removal of Col. Susannah Meyers. Read more ›

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The Environmental Protection Agency has ordered the virtual elimination of a 15-year-old federal program that requires thousands of power plants, oil refineries, cement factories and other large industrial facilities to publicly report their greenhouse gas emissions. Read more ›

“Mexico OWES Texas 1.3 million acre-feet of water under the 1944 Water Treaty, but Mexico is unfortunately violating their Treaty obligation,” President Trump wrote on social media. Read more ›

The goal is to cut them off from financial services like bank accounts and credit cards, along with access to government benefits. Read more ›

The White House has said it can better hunt for waste, fraud and abuse with the new database. But critics warn that so much accumulated information could be used to punish critics and police immigrants. Read more ›

The law firm represented Dominion Voting Systems, a manufacturer of voting machines, in a defamation lawsuit against Fox News. The network falsely suggested that Dominion was a source of election fraud and had to pay $787.5 million to resolve the matter. Read more ›

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The directive appears aimed at laws in places like Michigan, Colorado and Minnesota, where legislatures have required that all electricity should come from wind, solar and other carbon-free sources. Read more ›

Todd Blanche, the deputy attorney general, criticized the Biden administration as being too aggressive on digital currencies. Read more ›

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“They’re playing with a pair of twos,” Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said on CNBC, apparently referring to a bad poker hand. Read more ›

The agreement is a major departure from the Internal Revenue Service’s previous stance of keeping that information confidential. Read more ›

The president posted on social media that the court had “upheld the rule of law.” Read more ›

Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. made the remarks as he kicked off a tour through southwestern states to highlight a set of unorthodox health policy positions held by the administration. Read more ›

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“If implemented, this could amount to a death sentence for millions of people facing extreme hunger and starvation,” said a statement in response from the organization, which is an agency of the United Nations. Read more ›

President Trump said he would subject Chinese imports to a staggering 104 percent tax unless China rescinds its plan to match the president’s so-called “reciprocal tariffs.” Read more ›

Robert F. Kennedy Jr., the nation’s health secretary, conferred with the girl’s family but did not speak at the ceremony, according to people in attendance. The girl had not been vaccinated against measles. Read more ›

Attorney General Pam Bondi, asked on Fox News about Trump’s musings about running for a third term, said she wished he could stay in his position for another two decades but said he would “probably” be done after this term. Read more ›

Secretary of State Marco Rubio said on X that the country’s transitional government had refused to accept in a “timely manner” repatriated citizens who were being deported by the Trump administration. Read more ›

Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche suspended Erez Reuveni, the acting deputy director of the department’s immigration litigation division, for failing to “follow a directive” from his superiors. Read more ›