First Week in Office: Trump's Bold Moves and New Challenges

President Trump's first week back in the White House was packed with actions that hint at what his next four years might look like. He started by pardoning over 1, 500 people involved in the Capitol attack, showing he's not holding back. Trump also ended security details for some former officials and revoked clearances for critics. He seems more organized this time, quickly making his mark with executive orders and staffing changes.But Trump is still Trump, dominating the national conversation. His actions face legal challenges, especially around civil service protections and birthright citizenship. He's betting big on oil to boost the economy and cut inflation. Surrounded by tech billionaires, he's also stuck in their drama. Trump admires President McKinley's economic policies, but experts question if they'd work today.