The Trump Administration refers to the executive branch of the United States federal government during the presidency of Donald J. Trump, who served from January 20, 2017, to January 20, 2021. This administration is characterized by its distinctive policies, political appointments, and responses to domestic and international issues. Key areas of focus included immigration reform, tax cuts, deregulation, healthcare, and trade policies. The Trump Administration was also marked by its approach to foreign relations, including shifting alliances, economic sanctions, and negotiations with North Korea. The administration faced significant controversy and polarized public opinion, particularly regarding its handling of issues such as race relations, environmental policies, and the COVID-19 pandemic. The administration’s legacy continues to influence American politics and discourse.
Retired Lt. Gen. Dan Caine is Trump's unexpected pick for Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, steering away from traditional military hierarchy. Caine's intriguing military career includes bold claims…