#ILOVE$TRUMPAs of March 25, 2025, here are some recent developments involving President Donald Trump:

Accidental Disclosure of Military Plans

The Trump administration faced criticism after inadvertently including journalist Jeffrey Goldberg in a Signal group chat discussing classified military strategies for Yemen. Top officials, including Vice President J.D. Vance and Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, were part of the conversation, leading to bipartisan calls for a congressional investigation into cybersecurity practices.

Controversial Statements on Protests

President Trump labeled protests and boycotts against Tesla as "domestic terrorism," warning of severe consequences for demonstrators. This follows mass layoffs of federal workers by Elon Musk, which led to widespread backlash and a significant decline in Tesla sales. Attorney General Pam Bondi is considering federal charges against violent protesters, with the administration exploring the use of the Patriot Act to grant extensive search and surveillance powers.

Portrait Controversy in Colorado

A portrait of President Trump in the Colorado State Capitol was removed after he criticized it as "deliberately bad and distorted," comparing it unfavorably to Barack Obama's portrait. Trump demanded its removal, stating he would prefer no portrait over the current one.

Tensions with the Press

The New York Times condemned President Trump's alleged intimidation tactics against its reporters following their coverage of Elon Musk and the Defense Department. The newspaper defended its journalists, emphasizing their commitment to holding powerful figures accountable.

International Relations

President Trump issued a warning about the potential for a Third World War after a conversation with Russian President Vladimir Putin. Despite agreeing to a limited ceasefire, Russia reportedly attacked energy infrastructures and hospitals in Ukraine, escalating tensions and prompting global concern.