President Trump’s first 100 days back in office have reignited fierce national debate and global attention. From sweeping executive orders on immigration and border security to bold economic initiatives aimed at reducing inflation and reviving manufacturing, his administration is moving quickly to reshape key aspects of American policy. Supporters praise his assertive leadership and focus on “America First” priorities, while critics raise concerns over divisiveness and the rollback of environmental and civil protections. His foreign policy stance, especially toward China and NATO, signals a return to a more unilateral, transactional approach. Domestically, his push to reform the tax code and limit federal regulations is energizing his base. Regardless of one’s political stance, it’s clear that Trump’s first 100 days are anything but quiet — setting the tone for a potentially transformative presidency. The country remains deeply polarized, with the next steps likely to define the broader legacy of his second term.
