President plans for big ‘Liberation Day’ announcement as his secret policy causes market volatility: Live updates

Senator Chuck Grassley introduces a bill to prevent judges from issuing nationwide orders, which experts say are a significant part of the capacity of the judicial branch to check the power of the executive branch.

Grassley, a 91-year-old Republican of Iowa and President Pro Tempore of the Senate, introduces a bill to end nationwide orders because they have become a favorite tool for those who want to hinder [President Donald Trump’s] agenda, ”According to an OP-ed, he has for the Wall Street Journal.

Grassley says his bill will ensure that “lower courts can no longer block legal executive action by issuing orders to the lawsuit.”

This week is perhaps one of the most important in Donald Trump’s upcoming second term as president. On Wednesday, his ‘liberation day’ will kick off when his proposed rates come into effect. The congress is still negotiating over its proposed ‘one large, beautiful bill’ to lower taxes and increase defense and border spending while increasing oil production.

So far, there have been few ways for voters to register on a large scale dissatisfaction, except for some one -time special elections to fill state -laws, where Democrats performed too much, a by -product of how the Democratic Party became one of highly trained and high -pluggers.

But on Tuesday, the first test for Democrats will be to see if they can make dissatisfaction with Trump to votes, or that Republicans can create a firewall – and if Trump has a mandate.

Read the latest analysis of Eric Garcianewsletter.

The president’s obsession with rates dares a repetition of the mistakes of the thirties – and on ‘Liberation Day’ the world can pay a heavy price

Several Republican leaders in Congress have delayed Trump’s allegations that he will seek an unconstitutional third term as president, saying the president just spilled with the media.

“You see it like Greenland, as with the Panama Canal – there are many things the president talks about, and eventually let people talk, and it also addresses other issues,” the leader of the house, Steve Scalise, told reporters.

Scalise said there is ‘no proposal’ to change the Constitution.

Senate leader John Thune told reporters: “You are still asking the question and I think he probably has a little fun with it and probably mess with you.”

An official associated with Elon Musk’s effectiveness of the government’s effectiveness is in charge of the American Institute of Peace, a congress who erected and funded the thinking tank targeted by President Donald Trump for closure, according to a federal court filing on Monday.

Two Institute of Peace management members authorized it to replace his temporary president at Nate Cavanaugh, the filing states. They ordered him to transfer the property of the Institute to the General Services Administration, the Federal Government Property Manager, which ends hundreds of leases according to Doge.

The action follows a Friday night mass shooting of almost all 300 employees of the Institute. Former employees say only a small number received no notice, including colleagues abroad, who were given until April 9 to return to the US, and the local vice presidents, which target the areas where they are based.

In the midst of Trump’s unprecedented oblique and federal government burns, many democratic voters feel that their party is not doing enough to fight back. John Bowden Reports of the State College, Pennsylvania on a former congressman who wants to meet the moment:

White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt said there would be ‘no exemptions’ for farmers on the incoming rates that Trump plans to impose on Wednesday.

The results of a scorecard appear to be enough to determine whether Venezuelan immigrants can be sent to a notorious El Salvador prison and stay there indefinitely.

Under the command of Donald Trump who evokes the foreign enemies Act for the fourth time in American history, Venezolese older than 14 years, which is determined to be ‘members’ of the Tren de Aragua gang, can be deported as ‘alien enemies’.

All it takes is a score of eight, according to the guide.

Tattoos alone are four points. ‘Dress’ associated with Tren de Aragua exclusively ‘high-end street clothing’ and clothing with Michael Jordan Logos-are four more points.

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Service women who want to be in the fight will have to meet the same standards as men when it comes to physical, spiritual and psychological fitness to do so – a rule that already exists for certain battle roles.

Defense Minister Pete Hegseth on Monday ordered the Department of Defense to start developing a ‘comprehensive plan’ to determine battles and non-combination professions based on one sex neutral standard for men and women.

However, he emphasized that “no standards will lower” – suggesting that women will now have to meet men’s standards.

“This effort will ensure that our standards clear, missionary and reflecting the unique physical demands made on our service members in different roles,” Hegseth said.

The defense secretary has been criticized in the past for commenting, and demanding that women be left outside the battle roles.

Each service currently has its own fitness test with benchmarks that vary according to age and gender, but higher gender and age-neutral standards already exist for certain combat roles.

The stock market took a dip to start trading on Monday, as investors have the promised reciprocal rates of President Donald Trump to “all countries” to take effect this week.

Within the first few minutes of Monday opening, the Dow Jones industrial average dropped 302 points, or 0.74 percent, while the Nasdaq composition fell 320 points, or 1.85 percent.

The stock market -tumble comes a day after the president told reporters aboard Air Force One that he plans to impose rates on “all countries”, rather than the countries that have major imbalances in the trade with the US

Kelly Risman have the details.