By USA Daily Now 
WASHINGTON, D.C. – As President DONALD TRUMP marked his first 100 days in office, Americans across the nation have weighed in with their assessments. The milestone, a traditional benchmark for evaluating a new administration, has sparked widespread debate and analysis.
In a speech delivered in MICHIGAN, PRESIDENT TRUMP reflected on his administration’s achievements, emphasizing job creation, tax reforms, and efforts to bolster national security. “We’ve accomplished more in 100 days than most administrations do in four years,” he declared, drawing applause from supporters.
Meanwhile, the WHITE HOUSE released a list of what it termed “hoaxes” pushed by the media and critics, aiming to counter what it described as “misinformation” about the Trump presidency. This move has intensified ongoing tensions between the administration and its detractors.
In a surprising show of bipartisan cooperation, a blue-state governor appeared alongside PRESIDENT TRUMP for the second time, signaling potential alliances on key policy issues. “Happy we’re here,” the governor remarked, highlighting the evolving political landscape.
The Supreme Court is set to hear arguments in a groundbreaking school choice case involving a Catholic charter school, a decision that could set a precedent for education policy nationwide.
In academia, an Ivy League student faced backlash after sending employees a controversial email reminiscent of DOGE memes. Meanwhile, Harvard’s president issued a public apology following reports of on-campus bigotry, vowing to address the issue head-on.
In entertainment news, former model CHRISTIE BRINKLEY revealed how her ‘National Lampoon’ co-star saved her from a potentially compromising scene.
On the tech front, ELON MUSK announced he is no longer involved in DOGE-related efforts from the White House, shifting focus to other ventures.
Senator LINDSEY GRAHAM urged Americans to “keep an open mind” following PRESIDENT TRUMP’s joke about wanting to be pope, sparking a mix of amusement and speculation.
The stock market’s performance under PRESIDENT TRUMP’s second term has been a mixed bag, with highs and lows reflecting the administration’s economic policies.
A proposed millionaire tax hike has divided House Republicans, with some calling it a “hard no” while others express cautious support.
In a stunning moment, a rock star canceled by the Left posed a bold free speech question to the White House, striking a chord with advocates on both sides of the political aisle.
PRESIDENT TRUMP’s fiery interview touched on tariffs and deportations, with the president asserting, “You don’t mention that,” as he defended his administration’s approach.
A Trump voter praised the president’s first 100 days, telling a reporter, “He’s killing it.” Meanwhile, musician KID ROCK criticized the mainstream media for failing to acknowledge PRESIDENT TRUMP’s outreach to political foes.
South Dakota Governor KRISTI NOEM, a staunch Trump ally, touted the administration’s efforts to “Make America Safe Again” during his first 100 days.
Political commentator STEVE ROBERTS called for the dismantling of what he described as a biased agency targeting Republicans while shielding Democrats.
In a bizarre discovery, an “odd-looking” fish washed up on a beach, leaving locals and experts baffled.
Escalating gang violence prompted popular cruise lines to suspend stops at a Caribbean island, underscoring the challenges of ensuring passenger safety.
Americans are invited to test their knowledge of equestrian events, flag facts, and famous foods in an interactive culture quiz.
A promising new Alzheimer’s brain treatment has renewed hope for millions of patients and their families.
ROBERT F. KENNEDY JR.’s movement for national health reform has gained traction, with supporters declaring, “It’s about time we take the health of our nation seriously.”
Representative JAMES COMER slammed Democrats over Trump impeachment articles, accusing them of lacking substantive ideas.
Analyst TAYLOR RIGGS highlighted data suggesting the trade war is creating “cracks” in the Chinese economy, raising concerns about global economic stability.
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_Sources: White House, Supreme Court, Harvard University, Fox News_