Trump Outlines 'America First' Agenda in Inaugural Address

Donald Trump's recent inaugural address emphasized a return to an 'America First' policy, promising to prioritize national interests and restore government integrity. As he embarks on his first trip outside Washington since taking office, he plans to visit areas affected by natural disasters in North Carolina and California, raising questions about whether he will adopt a unifying tone or continue his typical confrontational style. Notably, he extended an invitation to Senator Adam Schiff to join him in these visits, surprising many observers given their contentious history. Meanwhile, his administration's focus on climate change contrasts sharply with his earlier dismissals of environmental concerns, as the effects of climate-related disasters become increasingly evident across the nation. Trump's agenda, including a commitment to border security and a critique of government failures, underscores his approach in this new term. As he rallies support, the dynamics of his leadership and its impact on public policy remain closely watched.