Trump's first 100 days: Here's 100 things that have changed (so far)

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

93% : During an Oval Office meeting to discuss Great Lakes protection and other state issues, Trump called Gov. Gretchen Whitmer of Michigan "a very good person."
82% : 29 - British Prime Minister Keir Starmer delivered an invitation from King Charles III to Trump for an unprecedented second state visit to the United Kingdom.
68% : Trump signed an executive order in the White House surrounded by little girls in sports jerseys. 75 - Smoot-Hawley is a thing again.
67% : Trump played three rounds of golf the weekend after announcing big reciprocal tariffs on a host of nations, claiming a club championship as financial markets plummeted.
65% : Trump is keen to host professional golfers at his clubs, having been snubbed by the PGA Tour in the past.
64% : New York Rep. Elise Stefanik was nominated as UN ambassador on Jan. 20 and then un-nominated in March.
63% : " 58 - Amazon added reruns of "The Apprentice," the reality-TV show starring Donald Trump, to its Prime Video streaming service.
61% : 39 - Environmental regulations on coal production were loosened, part of Trump's priority to increase U.S. energy production.
59% : 55 - Rep. Darrell Issa, a California Republican who is vice chair of the House Foreign Affairs Committee, nominated Trump for the Nobel Peace Prize for his work in the Middle East.
58% : Since returning to the presidency, Trump regularly departs the White House on Friday to spend the weekend at Mar-a-Lago, his private club in South Florida.
56% : In December 2024, President Joe Biden's last full month in office, Immigration and Customs Enforcement had reported 47,000 apprehensions, more than five times more.
56% : "It's kind of weird, and it's kind of fun," said Cleveland's grandson, George Cleveland, of Tamworth, N.H. 99 - An addition to the White House grounds: 100-foot flag poles to display the American flag that Trump announced he would have installed on the North Lawn and the South Lawn.
55% : 66 - Trump attended the NCAA wrestling championships in Philadelphia.
54% : The Trump administration also targeted the Diversity, Equity and Inclusion programs at private law firms, public universities and other institutions that receive federal funding or rely on federal approvals.
52% : 57 - Preorders for the hotly awaited release of the Switch 2, Nintendo's new video game console planned for April 9, were delayed for two weeks or so after Trump unveiled tariffs, including on Vietnam, where it is made.
51% : 67 - Trump attended Ultimate Fighting Championship events in New York and in Miami.
51% : 70 - Trump showed reporters the mock-up for a laminated "gold card," a special visa that would allow immigrants to buy legal status in the U.S. for $5 million each.
51% : Except now it's governing by Truth, as Trump takes to his social media platform, Truth Social, to announce all manner of administration actions.
47% : Trump signed an executive order to promote cryptocurrencies, staging an event with crypto leaders in the White House.
46% : More: Trump 100 days: Former president's success created measuring stick for future leaders He even seems to have had an effect on the most popular baby names.
46% : Trump signed an executive order to take the step, proposed by Musk and DOGE, despite concerns about privacy and security.
46% : Trump took questions from the media while signing executive orders on his first day back in office.
45% : Actually, Trump may have FDR beat on the signature first-100-days marker, even though his predecessor was inaugurated with a Great Depression to tackle.
45% : 68 - Democratic governors sought to find areas of agreement with Trump, a contrast to his first term.
44% : Trump was undeterred, and United Airlines announced it would become the only U.S. carrier with service to Greenland - starting on June 14, the president's 79thbirthday.
40% : In March, they were dissatisfied by 62%-37%, less than 2-1. 47 - Most staffers were fired and most contracts cancelled at the U.S. Agency for International Development.
40% : Trump spent at least 24 days on the golf course between Inauguration Day and April 19.
40% : 100 - Trump suggested he might run for a third term, despite the Constitution's 14th Amendment barring it.
39% : 4 - The number of deportations by ICE dropped a bit despite Trump administration efforts to step up the pace.
39% : 37 - Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison LLP was the first of several elite law firms to cut a deal to avoid threatened penalties from Trump.
39% : 97 - Former Democratic presidents Bill Clinton, Barack Obama and Joe Biden spoke out against Trump, at odds with a general tradition.
38% : 11 - The Black Lives Matter Plaza, a two-block stretch in downtown Washington, D.C., pointed to the White House, was dismantled and repainted, a capitulation by the city government to Trump.
36% : The conflict wasn't settled in a day, as Trump had promised during the campaign, but the administration has pushed for progress or threatened to "move on.
34% : 8 - DEI programs, designed to address the nation's history of racism, were scrapped across federal government agencies and the military.
34% : A survey of economists in March raised the probability of a global recession this year to 47%, up from 25% in February. 46 - Americans are less dissatisfied with the direction of the country than when Trump took office.
30% : " 69 - Democratic governors stepped up confrontations with Trump, including several who are considering 2028 president bids.
26% : Within weeks of his inauguration, Trump ordered the federal government to stop buying paper straws. 87 - Federal prosecutions for violating the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act are on hold.
26% : Trump pardoned him in the final days of his first term. 88 - Funding for the Voice of America was slashed.
23% : 10 - Evidence of that nervousness: Trump backed away from elevating the star of the GOP's attack on college antisemitism because he was worried Republicans couldn't hold on to her House seat.
21% : Special counsel Jack Smith said in his final report that there was enough evidence to convict Trump.
21% : Trump hiked the club membership fee last year to $1 million. 74 - Transgender student athletes are banned from playing women's sports.
21% : Trump is trying to strike a deal, though that effort has become entangled in the trade war.
20% : Trump signed an executive order arguing that bribery prosecutions hurt U.S. companies trying to compete overseas.
19% : Trump berated Zelenskyy in the Oval Office and later told him to leave the White House, a shocking moment in the annals of U.S. foreign relations.
14% : Trump accused it of being a voice of "radical propaganda."

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