Donald Trump-related activity tracking.
2026
Jan12
Trump has indicated the possibility of meeting with Iranian representatives, suggesting a potential shift in U.S. foreign policy towards Iran.
President Trump has issued an executive order to penalize defense contractors who fail to promptly deliver weapons.
Trump expressed dissatisfaction with ExxonMobil's response to his call for a $100 billion investment in Venezuela, as the company deemed the country 'uninvestable' without major legal reforms.
President Trump expressed satisfaction with cooperation with Venezuela but dissatisfaction with ExxonMobil's response to the situation, preferring to exclude them from future dealings.
Jan11
Trump announced that oil and funds will no longer flow into Cuba, citing Venezuela's oil situation and the economic pressure on Cuba.
Trump announced a $200 billion purchase of mortgage-backed securities (MBS) to alleviate housing costs, sparking debate over its long-term effectiveness and concerns about Federal Reserve independence.
Jan10
President Trump has called for a cap on credit card interest rates at 10% starting January 20, 2026, for one year. This proposal, which requires Congressional approval, aims to protect consumers from high interest rates but lacks specific implementation details. Both Democratic and Republican lawmakers have expressed concerns, and the White House has not provided a detailed response.
Trump announced that mortgage rates have dropped to 5.7% due to his housing affordability policies and the authorization of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac to purchase $200 billion in mortgage bonds.
Jan09
Trump expressed his desire to reach an agreement with Denmark, particularly concerning Greenland, emphasizing either a peaceful resolution or more assertive measures.
President Trump has requested Chevron to remain in Venezuela, emphasizing the strategic importance of U.S. oil interests in the region following recent geopolitical developments.
President Trump signed an executive order to investigate shareholder advisory firms, seen as an effort to strengthen corporate executives' power at the expense of stockholders.
Trump prematurely released non-farm employment data on social media, revealing an increase of 654,000 private sector jobs since January. The White House called it an 'unintentional' act and is reviewing data release protocols.
Trump is considering signing an executive order for housing reconstruction in California.
White House economic advisor Hassett announced that Trump will unveil a major comprehensive housing plan.
Trump has requested ICE to ease deportations of agricultural workers.
President Trump plans to meet with major oil companies to discuss the reconstruction of Venezuela's oil infrastructure, with expected investments of at least $100 billion.
President Trump announced a White House meeting with 14 top oil companies to discuss rebuilding Venezuela's oil infrastructure, a project he suggested could be a $100 billion endeavor . However, Interior Secretary Bergum later clarified that the administration is unlikely to provide financial support, expecting the funding to come from capital markets and the energy firms themselves . Executives from companies including Chevron, ExxonMobil, and ConocoPhillips were expected to attend .
Johnson & Johnson is involved in matters related to Trump's drug plan website.
Intel CEO Lip-Bu Tan met with President Trump to discuss progress on new processors following the U.S. government's investment in Intel. Since the government planned to buy Intel shares last year, the stock price has risen over 70%. Trump praised the deal, emphasizing the return of advanced chip manufacturing to the U.S.
Jan08
President Trump highlighted recent U.S. economic data, claiming tariffs have reduced the trade deficit to its lowest since 2009 and contributed to a GDP growth forecast of over 5%.
