In the wake of a politically charged inauguration, Washington, D.C., residents looked to the debut of two panda cubs at the National Zoo for hope amid upheaval. While the symbolic importance of these cubs captured public attention, the article also explored Trump's rapid policy reversals, including withdrawal from the Paris climate accords. Discussions on foreign policy shifts were highlighted, emphasizing potential changes in relations with leaders like Putin. Amidst these events, there were poignant reflections on Trump's self-portrayal as divinely chosen during the inauguration.
Across town from the inaugural speeches and Presidential pardons, high-fashion billionaire balls and limousine motorcades, some traumatized inhabitants of Washington, D.C., were pinning their hopes on two panda cubs at the National Zoo.
Trump signed a slew of executive orders, such as pulling the U.S. out of the Paris climate accords and revving up its fossil-fuel production.
Stephen Wertheim discusses Trump's potential shifts in foreign policy during his second term and how he may engage with Vladimir Putin.
At his Inauguration, Trump cast himself as chosen by God, and his selected speakers supported this narrative, highlighting a mix of politics and faith.
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