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Trump is pressuring Senate Republicans to pass a budget resolution before recess to advance key legislative priorities.
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Signals ongoing high-level diplomatic engagement between Trump and Ukraine.
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Jay Clayton officially takes over leadership of the U.S. intelligence community following his Senate confirmation.
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Confirmation would place Todd Blanche in a key DOJ leadership role.
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Demonstrates the initial fiscal results of administrative measures targeting improper government payments.
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Today's schedule
All times Eastern (ET)
- 8:00 AMThe President participates in Executive TimeThe White House
- 9:00 AMIn-Town Pool Call TimeThe White House
- 10:30 AMThe President greets the White House Internship Program Summer ClassEast Room
- 12:00 PMThe President participates in a Policy MeetingOval Office
- 1:30 PMThe President makes an Announcement on Freedom HaulersThe White House
- 3:00 PMThe President participates in Signing TimeOval Office
- 4:30 PMThe President participates in a Policy MeetingOval Office
Latest from the White House
Official actions and releases
- Executive OrdersRestoring Trust in the Smithsonian Institution
Following a government report accusing the Smithsonian's National Museum of American History of political bias, President Trump issued an executive order to address the institution's exhibits and leadership. The order directs the National Park Service to put temporary signs and exhibits on nearby walkways to warn visitors about the report's findings and correct historical information. Additionally, federal agencies are instructed to use all available powers to enforce compliance and restore trust in how the Smithsonian presents American history.
- Presidential MemorandaActions by the United States in the Investigations under Section 301 of the Trade Act of 1974 of the Acts, Policies, and Practices of 60 Economies Related to the Failure of Each Economy to Impose and Effectively Enforce a Prohibition on the Importation of Goods Produced with Forced Labor
The United States is imposing new tariffs of 10 to 12.5 percent on goods from 60 countries for failing to effectively ban products made with forced labor. To prevent domestic supply shortages and economic disruption, the government is exempting certain essential goods and raw materials from these taxes. Additionally, special trade rules will encourage foreign partners to buy American cotton and textiles to help eliminate forced labor from global supply chains.
- Nominations & AppointmentsNominations Sent to the Senate
The White House has officially submitted seven personnel nominations to the Senate for review and confirmation. The list includes candidates for high-level positions such as Assistant Attorney General, U.S. Marshals, and Ambassadors to Rwanda and Malaysia. These individuals must now undergo the Senate's approval process before they can formally begin their four-year terms.