The article discusses current political events including Trump's administration's controversial decisions regarding Washington, D.C. and New York City's congestion pricing. The President suggests federal governance over D.C. for improved appearances for foreign visitors, and compares himself to a king amid backlash. The article notes significant staff cutbacks in various agencies like the IRS and FEMA, signaling a shift in priorities. It also highlights Health Secretary RFK Jr.'s definitive guidance on gender. These changes reflect ongoing tensions and debates surrounding governance and societal values.
The President last night said the federal government should "take over the governance" of Washington, DC, saying he'd like to see our town look better when foreign dignitaries visit.
Trump likened himself to a king after his administration took steps to eliminate New York City's congestion-pricing program.
The administration "is laying the groundwork to fire Federal Emergency Management Agency staff who have worked on addressing climate change or promoting equity and diversity."
Health Secretary RFK Jr. issued guidance yesterday that defined men and women.
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