Economically, the Administration implemented significant trade measures, imposing tariffs on imported medium- and heavy-duty vehicles and parts—an action taken to safeguard national security, reinforce domestic manufacturing, and counter growing foreign import penetration. These tariffs were paired with measures to ensure the supply chain for these critical vehicles is strengthened, alongside reports of an American manufacturing boom due to billions in new private investments and gas prices nearing four-year lows. Domestically, an Executive Order aimed to ensure continued accountability in Federal hiring by requiring new controls, including Strategic Hiring Committees and Annual Staffing Plans, to dramatically reduce the size of the Federal workforce and focus on national security and public safety roles. Meanwhile, in response to the shutdown, the President directed the Department of War to use available funds to ensure military personnel receive their scheduled pay and allowances. Healthcare initiatives included announcing agreements with major pharmaceutical companies, such as AstraZeneca and EMD Serono, to bring Most-Favored-Nation pricing to American patients for drugs treating chronic diseases and fertility issues, while also creating a new legal pathway for employers to offer standalone fertility benefits. Internationally, the President’s diplomatic efforts culminated in a major triumph: securing the release of all remaining hostages and brokering a robust foundation for sustainable peace in Gaza, an achievement that garnered widespread praise from global and domestic leaders. This period was also marked by several Presidential Proclamations, including honoring the 250th Anniversary of the United States Navy, recognizing Revolutionary War hero General Casimir Pulaski, declaring a National Day of Remembrance for the assassinated conservative figure Charlie Kirk, and observing awareness months for Down Syndrome, Breast Cancer, and Domestic Violence.