Trump's Bold First Month: Controversies and Conservative Cheers

President Donald Trump marked his first month in office with significant federal cuts and controversies, lauding adviser Elon Musk's efforts to streamline the government. Amid these actions, Trump hinted at a 2028 presidential run, receiving strong support from conservatives during the CPAC. International tensions and domestic policies remain focal points.

President Donald Trump highlighted his initial month in office by celebrating achievements and sparking controversies, particularly focusing on deep federal bureaucracy cuts and strategic actions.

In an enthusiastic address at the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) near Washington, Trump garnered considerable support, even as he alluded to a possible 2028 run, challenging the constitutional norms.

Amidst these political manoeuvres, Trump has made significant international moves, imposing tariffs on allies and negotiating resource-sharing deals amid ongoing efforts to resolve the Ukraine conflict.

(With inputs from agencies.)