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Trump's Second Term

Trump orders signs to be displayed in at the Smithsonian Museum of History that accuse it of inaccuracies.

The Guardian said:
July 24: Donald Trump on Friday ordered the interior department to display signs in front of the Smithsonian National Museum of American History that accuse the institution of inaccuracy. The order escalates the Trump’s attacks against the Smithsonian, which he and his allies accuse of politicizing the institution by focusing too much on injustices in American history, instead of more triumphant moments such as the signing of the Declaration of Independence.

 
National Guard Acquires Long-Term Housing for Troops in Washington [The New York Times]

The New York Times said:
July 24: The Trump administration said it had signed a $292 million contract to provide up to 2,000 housing units for National Guard troops deployed in Washington, D.C., the latest sign that President Trump intends to keep armed American troops in the capital for the rest of his term.
 
The Pentagon has been slow-posting its casualty reports from the war in Iran.

The Guardian said:
July 26: The Pentagon quietly updated its casualty data base, the Defense Casualty Analysis System (DCAS), adding 140 injured service personnel and also introduced a new casualty category labeled “Overseas Operations” for personnel killed and wounded in the Iran war, “starting July 7”. The administration argues that the early phase of the war, called Operation Epic Fury, should be separate from the renewed fighting following the collapse of the ceasefire on July 6th. The administrations argument is that the clock for Operation Fury stopped on May 1st with the first ceasefire in place, and a new "casualty count" started on July 7th when the ceasefire collapsed. This move would be unprecedented.

 
The administration is playing fast and loose with hearings for immigrants and asylum seekers.

The Guardian said:
July 27: The administration's immigration crackdown is aided and accelerated by mass hearings with up to 150 people per hearing, and removal orders "in absentia", where the judge decides an immigrant or asylum seeker should be deported because they were no-shows at their hearings.

 
The Consumer Product Safety Commission asks for personally identifying information on people who visit emergency rooms in the US.

Kffhealthnews said:
July 27: The Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC), responsible for tracking and issuing recalls of dangerous products sold in the U.S., have asked emergency rooms to share medical records and personally identifiable health data from patients who visit the ER. This includes data for most injuries, including those not related to product recalls. Sharona Hoffman, a professor of health law at Case Western Reserve University. noted that giving a private entity access to a sweeping collection of data will introduce risks to patient privacy.

 
US threatens funding cuts for two school districts over transgender policies [reuters.com]

Reuters said:
July 27: The Education Department has threatened two school districts in Michigan and Maryland with federal funding cuts over their transgender policies, alleging that they are violating the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act by classifying information about a student's gender identity as "confidential medical information" that cannot be shared with parents.
 
Trumps amps up the rhetoric against the Democrats by referring to then as communists.

Reuters said:
July 27: Trump during a speech in Michigan again attacked Democrats, calling them communists, as well as falsely claiming that Democrats seeking office wanted to raise taxes to 80% and abolish the police. He also described the U.S. trade deficit as having declined by 71%, though the actual number in 2025 was a 0.2% decline.

Trump uses GM stage to launch midterms attack on Democrats [reuters.com]
 
Department of Justice continues the Administration's attack on mail-in voting.

The Guardian said:
July 27: the Dept of Justice (DOJ) in an emergency appeal asked the Supreme Court (SCOTUS) to allow Trump's executive order on mail-in-voting to go ahead while the legal battle surrounding it continues. Trump ordered the government in March to create a “state citizenship list” of eligible voters and deliver mail ballots only to people on that list.

 
Now Trump admits he has gotten no response from HAMAS on his truce "deal".
God, the man is truly insane. You never announce a deal or agreement until you the other side agrees. he has truly lost it. He now beleives he can create reality just with his words.
 
Now Trump admits he has gotten no response from HAMAS on his truce "deal".
God, the man is truly insane. You never announce a deal or agreement until you the other side agrees. he has truly lost it. He now beleives he can create reality just with his words.
..."now believes"?? He has always believed this. He has always been a privileged, spoiled, ignorant brat who has never been held accountable for his actions. So he has always got what he wanted.
 
Now Trump admits he has gotten no response from HAMAS on his truce "deal".
God, the man is truly insane. You never announce a deal or agreement until you the other side agrees. he has truly lost it. He now beleives he can create reality just with his words.
To be fair, the BBC is quoting a Hamas official as saying they have agreed to it.

 

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