Trump Signs Sweeping Day 1 Orders on Immigration, Climate; Winter Storm Threatens South

Approximately 1,500 individuals convicted or sentenced in connection with Jan. 6 Capitol attack received pardons or sentence commutations.

On the first day of his second term, Donald Trump moved with unusual speed to reshape the architecture of American governance, signing roughly 1,500 executive orders that touched immigration, climate, federal labor, and the contested memory of January 6th. The breadth of these directives — some legally untested, others reversing decades of precedent — signals not merely a change in administration but a deliberate rupture with the recent past. History will measure not only the ambition of these first hours, but whether the courts, the climate, and the country can absorb what was set in motion.

Trump Signs Sweeping Day 1 Orders on Immigration, Climate; Winter Storm Threatens South

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