As it happened: Donald Trump's election and first 100 days
This live page brought you coverage of the 2024 US election and Donald Trump's first 100 days (or so). If you want to read from the start, tap on the "oldest/latest" tab below.
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Core answer
- The phrase “First presidency of Donald Trump” typically refers to his first term as U.S. president, from January 20, 2017, to January 20, 2021. If you’re asking about that period specifically, key themes included the 2017-2018 policy agenda, impeachment discussions around officials, and ongoing investigations related to the 2016 election and administration activities. For the most current “latest news,” please check reputable outlets in real time.
What you might be looking for
- Timeline highlights: major policy moves (tax reform, deregulation, judiciary appointments), foreign policy events (North Korea, Syria, trade tensions), and domestic developments (immigration policies, healthcare debates).
- Legal/ethical developments: investigations or lawsuits tied to the Trump orbit during his presidency and any continuing legal proceedings related to that era.
- Public sentiment and polling shifts during that presidency, and how subsequent events or administrations referenced that period.
How to get the latest, reliable updates
- Check live news feeds from major outlets (e.g., Reuters, AP, BBC, CNN) under sections labeled “Trump presidency” or “Donald Trump presidency.”
- Look for official statements or court documents if you want primary sources.
- Verify dates and events across multiple sources to confirm accuracy.
If you can share a more specific angle (e.g., policy area, a particular incident, or a date range within his first term), I can provide a targeted summary with context and citations.