“Trump’s Latest Announcements: Federal Contracts, New Tariffs, Third-Term Bid, and Constitutional Debate”
President Donald Trump has made several important announcements recently:
Review of Federal Contracts with Harvard University: The Trump administration has announced a review of federal contracts and grants with Harvard University following accusations of antisemitism. This move comes after an executive order issued in January to investigate various universities over these accusations.
The Guardian
Warning of New Tariffs: President Trump plans to introduce new tariffs on April 1, aimed at reducing the U.S. reliance on foreign goods. These measures have raised concerns about rising prices and the impact on American family incomes.
Ambition for a Third Term: Trump has openly expressed his desire to run for a third presidential term, suggesting there are “methods” to bypass constitutional limits. He mentioned the possibility of Vice President JD Vance running and then transferring the role to him.
ElHuffPost
Comments on Annexing Greenland: In a recent interview, Trump expressed confidence that the U.S. could annex Greenland, considering it a diplomatic opportunity or a possibility through other means. Greenland’s Prime Minister, Mette Frederiksen, opposed this pressure, emphasizing the country’s autonomy.
Vanity Fair
Attempts to Overturn the Constitution: Legal experts are discussing the possibility that Trump might attempt to overturn constitutional limits on presidential terms, using various methods, including constitutional amendments or political maneuvers. However, such attempts would face significant legal and constitutional challenges.
