Every day of Trump's second term,
documented and citable.
A structured, day-by-day archive of events, executive orders, pardons, and tariff actions — built for researchers, journalists, and fact-checkers who need a reliable index, not another headline.
Every event links to primary or reputable secondary sources.
Summaries are AI-drafted, human-reviewed — flagged where unverified.
All entries are categorised and structured — making it easy to filter by event type, track patterns, and cite specific actions.
No paywall, no login — built as a reference tool, kept freely citable.
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Full breakdown on the About pageJump to any date since Jan 20, 2025, or step forward chronologically. Each day logs events, pardons, executive orders and tariff actions separately.
58 active narrative threads — each one traces a single saga across every day of the term.
Every individual pardoned or commuted by Trump in his second term, with subsequent activity tracked.
Counts and trends across the full term — pardons per month, EO volume, tariff actions — for citing patterns, not just single events.
Full-text search across every event since day one — filter by category, story thread, or date range, then export your results as CSV or JSON.
A Monday-morning recap of the week's noise for anyone who doesn't want to check daily — minutes of reading, not hours of scrolling.
Active story threads(58)
View all stories →The administration withdrew from Paris Agreement and UNFCCC, revoked the EPA endangerment finding on greenhouse gases, opened Arctic and offshore drilling, halted wind energy projects, weakened PFAS and mercury rules, cut climate research funding, and deleted climate data from government websites.
Trump pursued bilateral talks with Putin to end the Ukraine war, initially excluding Ukraine and Europe. The process involved contentious meetings with Zelenskyy (including an Oval Office shouting match), suspension of military aid and intelligence sharing, demands for Ukrainian mineral rights, a Trump-Putin Alaska summit, and ongoing negotiations through envoys Witkoff and Kushner with no final deal reached.
Trump directed DOJ to investigate and indict political opponents including James Comey, Letitia James, and John Bolton; fired prosecutors who refused; dropped cases against allies (Eric Adams, Steve Bannon); created a $1.8B 'anti-weaponization fund'; and secured personal tax immunity from IRS audits.
Day 593 — Friday, 4 September 2026
View full day →Trump's envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner are traveling to Moscow and Kyiv this weekend to revive peace negotiations on ending the Ukraine war, marking the first visit to Kyiv since Trump took office.
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