Trump Enforces Agenda: Tariffs, Funding Freeze, and Military Review

The Trump administration enforces a domestic and foreign agenda, including tariffs and military fitness reviews.

Trump's week in review: From tariffs to funding freezes


U.S. President Donald Trump and Æ A-Xii, the son of White House Senior Advisor, Tesla and SpaceX CEO Elon Musk, walk toward Marine One on the South Lawn on March 14, 2025, in Washington, D.C. Trump is headed to Mar-a-lago in Palm Beach, Florida, for the weekend. | Andrew Harnik/Getty Images

In a flurry of activity that underscored the Trump administration’s assertive policy direction, a series of pivotal measures have been executed over the past week. These steps aim to solidify President Donald Trump’s influence both domestically and internationally, from imposing tariffs that have reverberated around the world to scrutinizing military fitness requirements.

Key actions include halting federal funds to enforce executive orders, the allocation of family-planning resources to states supporting pro-life initiatives, and probing antisemitic occurrences at a prominent Ivy League institution.

Noteworthy Developments This Week

In a move to align with executive mandates, federal funding has been temporarily stopped, emphasizing compliance as a central theme in the administration’s strategy. Additionally, the distribution of family-planning funds has been realigned to benefit states with pro-life policies, signaling a shift in resource allocation priorities.

Moreover, the administration has launched an investigation into antisemitic incidents at an unnamed Ivy League university, showcasing a commitment to addressing discriminatory practices within educational environments.

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