Trump Marks 100 Days With Cabinet, Economic Woes

President Trump marked the first 100 days of his second term with a cabinet meeting where officials highlighted achievements such as the return of 47 wrongfully detained Americans, major reforms in immigration, the military, and education, bans on biological males in women's sports, and cuts to federal jobs. The meeting featured Attorney General Pam Bondi making unverified claims about fentanyl seizures and referencing the 200 lawsuits and 50 injunctions faced by the administration's policies. Elon Musk attended in a role focused on reducing government waste. Economic data showed the U.S. economy contracted in the first quarter, which Trump attributed to his predecessor, Joe Biden. Despite legal and economic challenges, the administration emphasized its ongoing priorities of border security, government efficiency, and international relations. The event reflected both the administration's claimed successes and the obstacles it faces.