Trump’s Policy

Official-source explainer Updated October 19, 2026

Nine stated priorities

What the current U.S. administration says its policy positions are. Summarized from official government pages.

The White House lists nine top priorities at whitehouse.gov/priorities. This site paraphrases each official priority page. It adds detail from recent White House fact sheets and presidential actions. Every section links to its source. Each priority has its own topic page.

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Figures
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The nine priorities

Choose a topic card for the full paraphrase, stated points, and links to official documents.

  1. Lead the World in AI

    Artificial intelligence, digital assets, semiconductors, space

    According to whitehouse.gov, the administration’s technology agenda centers on artificial intelligence, digital assets, and advanced manufacturing, paired with reducing regulation.

    Open topic

    Official source whitehouse.gov/priorities/tech-innovation

  2. Grow the Economy

    Taxes, investment, jobs, trade

    The White House describes its economic agenda as built on tax relief, deregulation, and private-sector investment.

    Open topic

    Official source whitehouse.gov/priorities/economy

  3. Strengthen National Security

    Military readiness, alliances, defense industry

    According to whitehouse.gov, the administration’s national security approach rests on military readiness, modernized defense capabilities, and supply chains that do not depend on foreign sources.

    Open topic

    Official source whitehouse.gov/priorities/national-security

  4. Reform Government (DOGE)

    Federal workforce, spending, regulation, digital services

    The White House states that its government reform effort is aimed at eliminating waste, reducing bureaucracy, and increasing accountability across federal agencies.

    Open topic

    Official source whitehouse.gov/priorities/doge

  5. Make America Healthy Again

    Chronic disease, nutrition, drug prices

    According to whitehouse.gov, the Make America Healthy Again initiative is intended to address chronic disease, improve nutrition, and lower health care costs.

    Open topic

    Official source whitehouse.gov/priorities/maha

  6. Secure the Border

    Enforcement, removals, visas

    The White House states that border security remains a top priority, pursued through stricter enforcement, closing what it calls loopholes, and operational control of the southern border.

    Open topic

    Official source whitehouse.gov/priorities/border-immigration

  7. Support Public Safety

    Crime, policing, fentanyl and overdoses

    According to whitehouse.gov, the administration’s public safety agenda emphasizes support for law enforcement and crime reduction.

    Open topic

    Official source whitehouse.gov/priorities/safe-communities

  8. Protect Religious Liberty

    Faith Office, conscience protections, school choice

    The White House states that the President established a White House Faith Office on February 7, 2025, which the page describes as a voice for people of faith within the administration.

    Open topic

    Official source whitehouse.gov/priorities/faith

  9. Unleash American Energy

    Oil and gas, coal, nuclear, permitting

    According to whitehouse.gov, the administration’s energy policy aims to expand domestic production of oil, natural gas, coal, and nuclear power.

    Open topic

    Official source whitehouse.gov/priorities/energy

Selected official actions and fact sheets

Recent documents published on whitehouse.gov, newest first. Each card dates the document, names its type, paraphrases what it says it does, and links to the official text. Titles are given as the White House publishes them.

  1. Executive order

    Implementing the Lindsey O. Graham Sanctioning Russia and Iran Act of 2026

    According to the order, it sets duty increases under the Act, including 500 percent on goods from the Russian Federation, and in the same order waives the application of those duties and a listed set of the Act’s sanctions provisions until further action is determined appropriate.

    Explainer Order

  2. Fact sheet

    Science: A New Golden Age initiatives

    According to a White House fact sheet, the administration announced science initiatives at the Science: A New Golden Age Summit that the sheet frames as representing over $6 billion across government, industry, academia, and philanthropy.

    Explainer Fact sheet

  3. Memorandum

    Establishment of a Committee of Inquiry on Federal Reserve Governor Lisa D. Cook

    According to the memorandum, a three-member committee will hold a closed, transcribed hearing on November 5, 2026 and report whether there is “cause” for removal under 12 U.S.C. 242. This site makes no finding on the allegations.

    Explainer Memorandum

  4. Executive order

    Emergency Tax Relief on Diesel Fuel

    Directs the Treasury Department to defer certain federal diesel excise taxes incurred Oct. 5 through Dec. 31, 2026, and to have the IRS waive penalties for on-road use of dyed diesel in that period, to the extent authorized by law.

    Explainer Order Fact sheet

  5. Fact sheet

    President Donald J. Trump Announces Medicare Improvement Fund Payments for Seniors

    States that the federal government will make one-time payments of $90 per person to help more than 20 million enrollees pay Medicare Part B premiums from the Medicare Improvement Fund.

    Explainer Fact sheet

  6. Executive order

    Inaugurating the Era of Super Intelligence

    Directs executive branch agencies to use “Super Intelligence” in place of “Artificial Intelligence” in official documents and communications.

    Explainer Order text Fact sheet

  7. Executive order

    Streamlining Access to Government Services Through America.gov

    Establishes America.gov as a single online entry point for federal services and directs agencies to integrate with it.

    Explainer Order text Fact sheet

  8. Executive order

    Eliminating Disease-Carrying Pests and Restoring Enjoyment of the Great Outdoors

    Directs a campaign to reduce invasive mosquito and tick populations on federal land in Washington, D.C., and a regulatory framework for new control technologies.

    Order text Fact sheet

  9. Nominations & appointments

    Nominations Sent to the Senate

    Sends nominees to the Senate for posts including ambassadors, inspectors general, marshals, and members of the Farm Credit Administration Board.

    Official notice

  10. Fact sheet

    President Donald J. Trump Advances a Fair and Reciprocal Relationship with China While Hosting Historic State Visit

    Summarizes outcomes the White House reports from a state visit by China’s president, including trade and investment boards and fentanyl precursor controls.

    Fact sheet

  11. Proclamation

    Gold Star Mother’s and Family’s Day, 2026

    Proclaims Sunday, September 27, 2026 as Gold Star Mother’s and Family’s Day, honoring the families of service members who died in service.

    Proclamation text

  12. Executive order

    Enhancing Program Integrity and Integrity and Interagency Coordination in the Administration of the H-1B Nonimmigrant Visa Program

    Directs closer interagency data sharing on H-1B applications and added scrutiny where an employer has laid off or plans to lay off comparable U.S. workers.

    Explainer Order text Fact sheet

  13. Proclamation

    Restriction on Entry of Certain Nonimmigrant Workers

    Renews the $100,000 fee requirement for certain H-1B visa applications, according to the accompanying fact sheet.

    Explainer Proclamation text Fact sheet

  14. Fact sheet

    President Donald J. Trump Announces Lower Drug Prices for All 50 State Medicaid Programs

    Describes a payment model under which manufacturers rebate state Medicaid programs so that prices do not exceed the lowest paid in other developed nations.

    Explainer Fact sheet

  15. Executive order

    Reinvigorating America’s Hunting Heritage

    Directs agencies to expand hunting access on select federal lands, open landlocked parcels through voluntary agreements, and support programs for young hunters and veterans.

    Order text Fact sheet

  16. Executive order

    Restoring American Saltwater Angling and Recreation

    Directs agencies to revise rules affecting boaters and anglers, move catch reporting to mobile apps, and pilot programs for depleted fish stocks.

    Order text Fact sheet

  17. Executive order

    Providing Meaningful Water Quality Improvements Through Collaboration and Oversight of Federal Support

    Rescinds a 2009 executive order on the Chesapeake Bay and redirects federal resources toward on-the-ground water quality projects.

    Fact sheet

  18. Presidential memorandum

    Restoring Reciprocity in Government Procurement

    Directs steps to remove Canadian-origin goods from federal civil procurement and to monitor Canada’s treatment of U.S. goods.

    Fact sheet

  19. Release

    365 Wins in 365 Days: President Trump’s Return Marks New Era of Success, Prosperity

    The White House’s own list of what it counts as accomplishments from the first year of the term, organized by topic.

    Release

Full listings: all presidential actions, executive orders, presidential memoranda, proclamations, and fact sheets.

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Definition
Trump’s Policy is an independent FOSS official-source explainer of the current U.S. administration’s nine stated priorities.
Scope
This site covers the nine whitehouse.gov priority pages and a curated set of presidential actions and fact sheets. It paraphrases official pages only. It does not publish statute text, news commentary, or campaign material.
Key points
  • Sources are limited to whitehouse.gov priority pages, presidential actions, fact sheets, and related official releases.
  • Prose uses STE-like standardized English with attribution voice (“According to whitehouse.gov…”).
  • Each topic and document page includes a visible AI breakdown with fixed fields.
  • Figures are quoted as the official page states them. This site does not independently verify figures.
  • The site does not endorse, oppose, or evaluate the policies it summarizes.
  • It is not a White House site and not a campaign site.
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Dates
Site dateModified: 2026-10-19. Priority pages last checked: 2026-10-01.
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What is this site?
Trump’s Policy is a neutral explainer of the current U.S. administration’s nine stated priorities. It paraphrases what official whitehouse.gov priority pages say and links every section to the page it came from. It is not a White House website and is not a campaign site.
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