Trump's administration

Trump's administration will announce a new phase of US trade policy as 10% global tariffs expire on Friday. The Supreme Court previously ruled many of Trump's tariffs illegal in February.

President Donald Trump's administration has halted offshore wind development, citing national security concerns, and has bought back leases for major projects. Work on these projects has been stopped since late last year.

Todd Blanche, the attorney-general nominee, transitioned from a white-collar New York law firm to a central role in the administration. His background as an underdog lawyer is highlighted in his rise to prominence.

The Trump administration has decided not to seek new bids for the repair of the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool. This decision pertains to a specific government infrastructure project.

A federal judge permanently barred President Donald Trump's administration from implementing most of his executive order on elections, which included requiring documentary proof of citizenship for voter registration. The ruling cited constitutional authority for states and Congress to regulate elections and rejected the administration's argument that the lawsuit was premature.

California Governor Gavin Newsom claims he and his wife are being investigated by Trump's administration, with no specific allegations provided. He has had conflicts with Trump previously.

The article discusses how Trump's administration is attempting to promote perceived military successes while facing public skepticism in the United States. It highlights the challenge of persuading a doubtful populace about the benefits of ongoing conflicts.