What stupid stuff has Trump done today?
Trump's legal team argued he can slap tariffs on anyone by yelling 'national security!' The Supreme Court, shockingly, seemed to suggest that's not how checks and balances work.
A hypothetical look at a second Trump term imagines using military force on cities and firing thousands of federal workers. It's the political equivalent of getting back with your worst ex and finding out they've taken up arson.
The government shuts down and cuts food aid for the neediest families. A late-night host has to step in to literally feed hungry people.
Trump flip-flops on his NASA chief nominee after previously withdrawing him during a temper tantrum over Elon Musk. Apparently, space exploration now depends on who's currently in the president's good graces.
Virginia's new governor says she'll stand up to Trump's 'bad policies.' It's a bold new strategy called 'doing the job you were elected to do.'
A Yale professor who literally studies fascism has fled the United States. He calls the Trump administration's takeover a 'coup,' which is generally not a great sign for a stable democracy.
An expert who literally wrote the book on fascism has now fled the country. He calls the Trump administration a 'coup,' which, and I'm no political scientist, is generally considered a bad thing.
In a shocking turn of events, a tax bill named by a billionaire primarily helps... other billionaires. The only trickle-down effect here will be the tears of the middle class.
The Supreme Court will finally determine if a president can just slap a 'Make Everything More Expensive' tax on imports. Apparently, yelling 'TARIFFS!' doesn't automatically make it constitutional.
Trump's tariffs are making the government billions by costing consumers more money. The plan to help American factories is, get this, hurting American factories.
Trump has renominated a tech billionaire to run NASA. This is the same guy whose nomination he pulled months ago for not being Republican enough.
The Trump administration has killed 66 people in its naval campaign against 'alleged' drug smugglers. The President calls it fighting terrorism, while Congress and the UN question the whole 'extrajudicial killing' thing.
Donald Trump's anti-immigrant stance gets a divine smackdown from the Pope himself. The Pontiff uses Jesus' own words to warn him about, you know, eternal damnation.
The Supreme Court is finally asking if the President can start a global trade war on a whim. His 'I alone can fix it' strategy now faces nine people in robes who might actually read the Constitution.
Donald Trump reacts to GOP election losses with the grace of a toddler in a toy store. His social media platform is apparently running on pure, uncut rage-ahol.
The government has been shut down for over a month during key elections. This is apparently a referendum on the President's ability to, you know, govern.
A Democrat won Virginia's governor race with the radical idea that firing federal workers is bad. She campaigned against Trump's 'Department Of Government Efficiency,' which is apparently a real thing and not just a meme.
The BBC time-travels to review year one of Trump's hypothetical second term. Spoiler alert: the 'great again' part is still buffering.
Trump's demands for absolute loyalty are giving people in China flashbacks to Mao's cultural revolution. You know, that other great leader with a thing for big rallies and unquestioning devotion.