Other major updates from second Trump administration’s first 100 days include cuts to intelligence-sharing and reports of infighting between Musk and Rubio

Last week, Donald Trump shook global markets with his back and forth on tariffs, declined to rule out the possibility of a US recession because of his policies, and gave the longest-ever presidential address to Congress.

The Trump administration also cut off intelligence-sharing with Ukraine, cut $400m in funds to Columbia University, and two key figures – Elon Musk and Marco Rubio – denied internal fighting after media reports on an angry exchange during the cabinet meeting.