President Joe Biden holds the record for the most executive orders signed on the first day and first week in office. This sets a high bar for Trump, who would need to sign more than 22 executive orders on his first day to surpass Biden's record.
As Trump prepares to take office, it remains to be seen which of these promises he will prioritise and how he will implement them. However: Trump's day-one agenda is ambitious and far-reaching, with the potential to shape the course of his presidency
Donald Trump will be sworn in as president of the United States on Monday, ushering in his second term in office and capping one of the most astounding political comebacks in American history.
Donald Trump confirmed that his inauguration as US president on Monday will move indoors due to expected freezing weather, undercutting the Republican's hopes for a grandiose spectacle to kick off his second term.
Several top tech leaders are making amends and even donating to his inauguration fund. This shift in dynamics is largely driven by the tech industry's desire to influence policy decisions and avoid regulatory backlash.
Mark Zuckerberg has announced big changes in how the company addresses misinformation across Facebook, Instagram and Threads. Instead of relying on independent third-party factcheckers, Meta will now emulate Elon Musks X (formerly Twitter).
Donald Trumps first term gave the world a taste of deliberately disruptive unwanted involvement in the domestic affairs of other countries.
As the countdown to Donald Trump's second term as US President begins, all eyes are on the high-profile swearing-in ceremony scheduled for January 20.
The United States will get its 47th President on January 20th when Donald Trump takes the oath of office. The ceremony will take place at the US Capitol, with proceedings expected to get underway at noon ET (10:30 PM India time).
US State Department Spokesperson Matthew Miller thanked Donald Trump for working on the Israel and Hamas ceasefire agreement.