Trump Action Archive

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• Texas Senate runoff candidates deploy anti-Muslim rhetoric in campaign ads and legal challenges — In the Texas Senate runoff between incumbent John Cornyn and Attorney General Ken Paxton, both candidates have made anti-Muslim messaging central to their campaigns. Paxton-allied groups ran ads accusing Cornyn of supporting "Muslim mass immigration" and having "a special place in his heart for radical Islam," while Cornyn responded by emphasizing his record "fighting radical Islamic extremism" and drafting legislation to "[stop] the spread of Sharia Law in the U.S." Both candidates have pursued legal action against the East Plano Islamic Center's real estate development, with Cornyn urging the DOJ to investigate and Paxton pursuing state-level litigation. Governor Greg Abbott designated CAIR a foreign terrorist organization under Texas law and urged local law enforcement to investigate alleged "sharia law" enforcement efforts.

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• University of Texas at Dallas students sue over alleged police misconduct during pro-Palestine protests — Students for Justice in Palestine (SJP) at the University of Texas at Dallas filed a lawsuit against the university alleging constitutional rights violations through surveillance, excessive force, retaliatory discipline, and wrongful arrests during pro-Palestine protests. The lawsuit claims university police used chokeholds and other force against protesters during arrests. The suit represents one example of Texans resisting what the article describes as coordinated suppression of pro-Palestine organizing alongside anti-Muslim rhetoric.

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• Trump visits Walter Reed for physical examination — President Trump visited Walter Reed National Military Medical Center for what the White House described as a six-month physical. Trump claimed the examination went "PERFECTLY." He did not appear in public again until June 3, appearing tired and vague.
• Trump underwent third physical examination at Walter Reed Medical Center — President Trump visited Walter Reed Medical Center for a physical examination, his third since the start of his second term. The visit occurred amid public concern about his physical condition, including visible hand bruising, swollen lower legs, and reports of falling asleep during official duties. Medical experts noted the shift from annual to six-month evaluation cycles and raised questions about undisclosed testing and potential cognitive decline.
• Trump completes annual physical examination at Walter Reed — Donald Trump underwent a physical examination at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center on May 26, 2026, lasting three and a half hours. The president, who turns 80 next month, declared the results "PERFECTLY" satisfactory via social media. This was his fourth publicly disclosed checkup since taking office. The exam occurred amid ongoing public scrutiny of his health, including recent photographs showing a neck rash, and prior images from July 2025 of swollen ankles and a bruised hand.