Trump Action Archive

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• Trump Demands DOJ Compensation for Investigations — President Trump is demanding $230 million in compensation from the Justice Department for federal investigations into him.

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• Arrest and Injury of US Military Veterans at ICE Protests — US military veterans have been arrested and injured during protests against ICE deportations, as reported by The Guardian.

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• Research highlights antisemitism among conservative demographics — Research cited in the article indicates that young conservative Black and Hispanic men exhibit higher levels of antisemitic attitudes compared to other demographics.
• Young Republicans' group chats reveal extremist views — Leaked texts from Young Republican group chats included derogatory comments about Black people and discussions of violence against political opponents.

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• Trump Administration Sends Furlough Notices to NNSA Staff — The Trump administration issued furlough notices to most civilian staff at the National Nuclear Security Administration, which manages the U.S.

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• US Treasury's financial support for Argentina fails — The Argentine peso has fallen below its previous level despite US Treasury purchases aimed at stabilizing the currency, indicating that the financial support is failing ahead of critical elections.
• Trump Announces $40 Billion Aid to Argentina — President Trump has announced a $40 billion aid package to Argentina, intended to stabilize the country's currency.
• Potential Expansion of U.S. Bailout for Argentina to $40 Billion — The U.S.

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• House Speaker Refuses to Seat Elected Representative — House Speaker Mike Johnson has refused to seat Adelita Grijalva, a representative-elect from Arizona, who was chosen by voters on September 23, 2025.
• Rep.-elect Grijalva blocked from being sworn in — Rep.-elect Adelita Grijalva has been blocked from being sworn in by Speaker Mike Johnson, an unprecedented move that prevents her from voting on critical legislation.

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• GOP leaders respond to extremist views with institutional actions — In response to the leaked extremist comments from Young Republicans, GOP leaders took action by shutting down the New York and Kansas chapters of the Young Republicans and prompting a Vermont state senator to resign.

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• US Supreme Court to Hear Case on Gun Ownership and Drug Use — The US Supreme Court has agreed to hear a case challenging the federal law that prohibits drug users from owning firearms.
• United States v. Hemani, Ali D. — The Supreme Court granted the petition for a writ of certiorari in the case of United States v.

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• Crosby v. Starr, Warden, et al. — The Supreme Court denied the motion of petitioner for leave to proceed in forma pauperis and dismissed the petition for a writ of certiorari in the case of Crosby v.
• Flower Foods, Inc., et al. v. Brock, Angelo — The Supreme Court granted the petition for a writ of certiorari in the case of Flower Foods, Inc., et al.
• Hamza v. Yandik, et al. — The Supreme Court denied the motion to direct the Clerk to file a petition for a writ of certiorari out of time in the case of Hamza v.

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• Trump Nominee Paul Ingrassia's Racist Texts Revealed — Politico reported that Paul Ingrassia, Trump's nominee for the Office of Special Counsel, sent racist texts in 2024, including derogatory remarks about Martin Luther King Jr.
• Trump nominee Paul Ingrassia withdraws from consideration after racist texts surface — Paul Ingrassia, nominated by Donald Trump to lead the Office of Special Counsel, withdrew his nomination after racist text messages he allegedly sent were made public.
• Trump’s nomination of Paul Ingrassia loses Republican support — Paul Ingrassia, nominated by Donald Trump to lead the office of special counsel, is losing support from Republican senators following the surfacing of racist text messages.

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• Treasury Department restricts photo sharing of White House demolition — The Treasury Department instructed employees not to share photos of the demolition of parts of the White House's East Wing without prior approval from the Office of Public Affairs.
• Treasury Department Restricts Photo Sharing of White House Construction — The Treasury Department has instructed its employees not to share photos of the ongoing construction at the White House, which involves the demolition of parts of the East Wing for a new ballroom.

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• FTC Blog Posts on AI Removed — The Trump administration removed several blog posts from the Federal Trade Commission's website that were published during former chair Lina Khan's tenure.

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• White House Press Secretary Attacks Reporter — White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt attacked HuffPost reporter S.V.

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• Trump Prosecutor Leaks Grand Jury Details — Lindsey Halligan, Trump's interim U.S.
• Watchdog Groups Warn of Potential Illegality in Prosecutor's Use of Auto-Delete Messaging — Lindsey Halligan, the interim US attorney for the eastern district of Virginia, used the encrypted messaging app Signal to communicate with a journalist about a criminal case, with messages set to auto-delete after

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• Trump Administration Assembles Task Force to Purge 'Deep State' — The Trump administration has formed an interagency task force to execute the president's directive to purge the so-called "Deep State." The task force includes officials from the FCC, FBI, IRS, and other agencies.

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• Texas Governor Deploys National Guard Ahead of Protests — Ahead of the "No Kings Day" protests on October 18, 2025, Texas Governor Greg Abbott deployed the Texas National Guard, warning that violence and destruction would not be tolerated.

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• House Republicans Criticize "No Kings" Protests — House Republicans, including Speaker Mike Johnson, criticized the recent "No Kings" protests, labeling them as un-American and associating them with domestic terrorism.

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• Trump Announces Potential Beef Imports from Argentina — Former President Trump announced the possibility of importing beef from Argentina to lower US prices, despite potential negative impacts on American ranchers.
• Trump Calls for U.S. to Import Beef from Argentina — President Trump has called for the U.S.
• Trump Criticizes American Cattle Ranchers — Former President Donald Trump criticized American cattle ranchers, suggesting they should be grateful for his policies despite the negative impact on the beef market.

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• Judge grants temporary restraining order against Trump’s mass layoffs — A federal judge in California granted a temporary restraining order blocking President Trump's mass layoffs of federal employees, which unions argue are unlawful and aimed at stripping collective bargaining rights.

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• Prosecutors Accuse Comey's Lawyer of Conflict of Interest — Federal prosecutors accused James Comey's lead defense attorney of leaking material to the media after Comey's firing in 2017, suggesting a conflict of interest that could lead to disqualification from the case.

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• Unauthorized Use of Kenny Loggins' Song in Trump Video — Kenny Loggins has demanded the removal of his song "Danger Zone" from a video posted by Trump, which used the music without permission.

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• Trump Begins Demolition of East Wing for Ballroom — Former President Donald Trump has initiated the demolition of the East Wing of the White House to construct a ballroom similar to the one at Mar-a-Lago.
• Demolition of the East Wing of the White House begins without required approval — Construction crews have begun demolishing part of the East Wing of the White House to make way for a $250 million ballroom, a project initiated by Donald Trump.
• Demolition of White House East Wing for Trump's Ballroom — Demolition crews began tearing down part of the White House's East Wing to construct a $250 million ballroom as part of Trump's long-desired project.

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• Vermont Republican lawmaker resigns over racist and antisemitic group chat — Vermont state senator Samuel Douglass resigned from his position following the exposure of racist and antisemitic messages he participated in within a Young Republicans Telegram group.

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• Nationwide "No Kings" Protests Planned — On October 18, 2025, the 50501 Movement is organizing "No Kings" protests across all 50 states in the United States.
• Nationwide protests organized across 2,700 communities — On October 18, 2025, protests are set to occur in 2,700 communities across the United States as part of the No Kings movement, marking a significant increase from the previous wave of protests in June.
• Nationwide Protests Planned by The 50501 Movement — On October 18, 2025, The 50501 Movement has organized over 2,500 protests across the United States, with participation from over 25 countries globally.

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• Federal government shutdown continues amid Medicaid cuts dispute — The federal government shutdown persists as Democrats demand Republicans address recent Medicaid cuts under Donald Trump and extend health insurance subsidies set to expire at the end of the year.
• Senate Fails to Pass Funding Resolution Amid Government Shutdown — The U.S.
• Government shutdown continues, affecting legislative processes — As of October 21, 2025, the U.S.