February 2026 highlight the Trump Administration’s multifaceted policy agenda and national commemorations. The documents outline economic successes, such as falling inflation and record-breaking stock market growth, alongside historic trade agreements with India, Bangladesh, and North Macedonia. Significant national security actions are detailed, including executive orders to prioritize clean coal for military energy and efforts to drastically reduce violent crime and illegal immigration. The reports also feature humanitarian efforts led by the First Lady, such as reuniting families affected by foreign conflict and supporting children with rare diseases. Furthermore, the administration honors American icons like Abraham Lincoln and Thomas Edison, while advocating for legislative reforms regarding election integrity and healthcare costs. Together, these sources portray a period of intensive governance focused on energy dominance, fiscal growth, and the preservation of traditional American values.

Key measures include economic pressure on Iran through new tariffs, a trade framework with India that removes prior duties, and the launch of TrumpRx.gov to lower prescription drug costs. The administration also emphasizes immigration enforcement via "Operation Metro Surge" and mass deportation efforts, alongside national security strategies for arms transfers and intelligence sharing. Domestic priorities are highlighted through the reopening of Atlantic waters to commercial fishing, the management of beef supplies to combat inflation, and the commemoration of American history and patriotic milestones. Additional updates cover judicial appointments, successful narcotics dialogues with neighboring countries, and the announcement of traditional White House social events.

Key measures include economic pressure on Iran through new tariffs, a trade framework with India that removes prior duties, and the launch of TrumpRx.gov to lower prescription drug costs. The administration also emphasizes immigration enforcement via "Operation Metro Surge" and mass deportation efforts, alongside national security strategies for arms transfers and intelligence sharing. Domestic priorities are highlighted through the reopening of Atlantic waters to commercial fishing, the management of beef supplies to combat inflation, and the commemoration of American history and patriotic milestones. Additional updates cover judicial appointments, successful narcotics dialogues with neighboring countries, and the announcement of traditional White House social events.

Focusing on a nationalistic vision of American greatness. The administration outlines major efforts to combat substance abuse through a new recovery initiative, enforce strict immigration measures, and impose economic tariffs on countries supporting the Cuban government. Domestic priorities include accelerating wildfire reconstruction in California by bypassing local bureaucracy and implementing widespread tax cuts aimed at increasing worker refunds. The sources also highlight commemorative events for the nation's 250th anniversary, such as a major motor race in the capital, while honoring historical figures and space heroes. Additionally, the records note the adoption of advanced technology to streamline federal permitting and the nomination of Kevin Warsh to lead the Federal Reserve.

Focusing on a nationalistic vision of American greatness. The administration outlines major efforts to combat substance abuse through a new recovery initiative, enforce strict immigration measures, and impose economic tariffs on countries supporting the Cuban government. Domestic priorities include accelerating wildfire reconstruction in California by bypassing local bureaucracy and implementing widespread tax cuts aimed at increasing worker refunds. The sources also highlight commemorative events for the nation's 250th anniversary, such as a major motor race in the capital, while honoring historical figures and space heroes. Additionally, the records note the adoption of advanced technology to streamline federal permitting and the nomination of Kevin Warsh to lead the Federal Reserve.

365 days into Trump's 2nd Term.

These White House documents from January 2026 detail the legislative and executive milestones achieved during the first year of President Donald Trump's return to office. A central focus is the "365 Wins" report, which enumerates achievements in border security, economic growth, and crime reduction, including historic drops in homicides and the removal of millions of illegal aliens. The administration has prioritized housing affordability by signing executive orders to prevent large corporations from purchasing single-family homes and has brokered numerous international peace agreements. Additional records highlight the pursuit of technological dominance in artificial intelligence, significant veterans' support legislation, and public proclamations honoring national figures like Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. and Benjamin Franklin. Together, these sources outline an "America First" agenda characterized by massive deregulation, tax relief, and a fundamental restructuring of the federal bureaucracy.

Trump Administration’s multi-faceted policy agenda across economic, social, and administrative sectors. The documents report on lowered inflation and rising wages while introducing the Great Healthcare Plan and massive investments in rural health. Presidential actions include imposing tariffs on advanced semiconductors, reforming environmental permitting systems, and establishing an emergency board for railroad labor disputes. The collection also highlights First Lady Melania Trump’s initiative on AI literacy for children and the signing of the Whole Milk for Healthy Kids Act. Finally, the reports critique Minnesota’s sanctuary state policies and list dozens of executive nominations submitted for Senate approval.