Obama's valedictory speech
in his hometown of Chicago was a public meditation on the trials and triumphs,
promises kept and promises broken that made up his eight years in the White
House. Arguing his faith in America had been confirmed, Obama said he ends his
tenure inspired by America's "boundless capacity" for reinvention,
and he declared: "The future should
be ours."
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Now it’s time for the 45th President of U.S.
Donald Trump. We are just few days into the tenure and already the headlines
are stacking up. He knows his powers here are some action which will be in
history:
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He's started the process of dismantling Obamacare. On Friday he signed the first executive order
of his presidency, which directed the federal government to begin dismantling
Obamacare.
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On Sunday, the Jerusalem
Municipality announced the building of 566 new settler homes in three areas in
occupied East Jerusalem, adding that the permits had been delayed as the
authorities waited for Barack Obama’s term to end. Thus, Hundreds of
new Israeli settlements were announced.
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He's got a lawsuit
running against him. A group of constitutional scholars and legal experts,
including former White House ethics lawyers, are filing a lawsuit accusing Mr
Trump of violating the US Constitution by allowing his hotels and other
business operations to accept payments from foreign governments. The legal
action, brought by watchdog organisation Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics
in Washington, will seek a court order on Monday forbidding Trump from
accepting such payments.
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He escalated his war on the media. Mr Trump told the audience
of his speech at CIA headquarters he was in a "running war" with the
American news media while at the same time inflating the number of
people who attended his inauguration ceremony.
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Numerous pages disappeared
from the White House website. The White House’s webpage on civil rights
appeared to have been deleted just hours after Mr Trump was inaugurated. A
page detailing Barack Obama's work with the LGBT community also disappeared.
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We were told Trump will
not release his tax returns after all. Ms Conway gave the White House's official response to a
209,000-strong petition calling for Mr Trump to release his tax returns—a flat
'no'.
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The President bypassed anti-nepotism laws to hire his son-in-law.
One of the first acts taken by Mr Trump’s administration was to rule that his
son-in-law could become senior advisor without any conflict of interest under
federal anti-nepotism laws.
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Mr Trump cemented
his reputation for fabrication on the campaign trail, but ascending to the
highest office in the land has not kept him from making false claims.
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The 45th
President has offered his own "alternative
facts" at least five times since being inaugurated.
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Communications between Mr Trump’s national
security advisor Michael Flynn and Russian officials are being investigated by
counterintelligence agencies, according to the Wall Street Journal. The
news came just hours after the retired Lieutenant General had been sworn in on Sunday.
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Mr Trump is so unpopular there were even women marching
against him in Antarctica on Saturday.
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The day after the inauguration of a man who
bragged about grabbing women by their genitals, thousands marched in
Washington DC and around the world to "stand up for human
rights, women’s rights and against hate."
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Mr Trump is so unpopular there were even women marching
against him in Antarctica on Saturday. The day after the inauguration of
a man who bragged about grabbing women by their genitals, thousands
marched in Washington DC and around the world to "stand up for
human rights, women’s rights and against hate."
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Most of Donald Trump’s inauguration speech was
not written by him—as he suggested in a tweet—but by two of his top
advisors.
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Two days before his inauguration, Mr Trump
tweeted a picture of himself seemingly writing his speech three weeks before at
the Winter White House in Mar-a-Lago. But a White House official said much
of the speech was actually written by Stephen Miller and Steve Bannon.
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US-India trade is neither as big as US-China
trade, nor Indian immigration is as big as Mexican immigration. Thus, in a
hawkish Trump administration India might fly under the radar as he has bigger
fish to fry.
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This is just the beginning. Let’s see what happens next. Keep reading for latest updates of defense and general awareness to keep your SSB preparation up to date.
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This is just the beginning. Let’s see what happens next. Keep reading for latest updates of defense and general awareness to keep your SSB preparation up to date.
About the Author:
Tanmoy is from West Bengal currently doing private job in Manesar, Haryana. He did his Graduation in B.E. Production Engineering from PEC University of Technology, Chandigarh. His aim is to become an officer in Indian Army. His hobbies are gym and teaching and he wants to help the aspirants across the nation through this.
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