1. Energy: Trump signed a law to officially lift drilling restrictions in part of Alaska's Northern Slope National Petroleum Reserve. The reserve area covers an area of about 23.5 million acres, and this adjustment is a key step in advancing its energy expansion. 2. Mini-cars: Trump has approved the production of mini-cars in the US. Such vehicles can be driven by gasoline, electric, or hybrid power to help the local industry develop. 3. AI regulation: Trump's proposal to ban state-level AI legislation was thwarted in Congress, and Congress failed to include relevant provisions in the National Defense Policy Act. The White House plans to restart the relevant executive order and to set up a working group to challenge state-level AI laws. 4. Vaccines: Trump signed a presidential memorandum directing the Department of Health and Human Services to speed up the evaluation of other countries' vaccination plans. At the same time, he acknowledged the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's decision to discontinue the hepatitis B vaccine recommendation. 5. “Peace Prize”: According to Global Network, at the 2026 US-Canada-Mexico World Cup draw ceremony, Trump was awarded the FIFA 2025 Peace Prize. He called it the highest honor. 6. Election-related: The US Supreme Court suspended enforcement of the ruling prohibiting Texas from using the new constituency map. This move is seen as beneficial to the Republican Party. The Democratic Party criticized the map for being racist and aimed at benefiting the Republican Party. 7. Immigration screening: The US Citizenship and Immigration Service issued a statement saying that the newly established “USCIS Screening Center” will be headquartered in Atlanta to help federal officials identify potential terrorists, foreigners involved in the case, and other individuals who may pose a threat to national security or public safety.

1. Energy: Trump signed a law to officially lift drilling restrictions in part of Alaska's Northern Slope National Petroleum Reserve. The reserve area covers an area of about 23.5 million acres, and this adjustment is a key step in advancing its energy expansion. 2. Mini-cars: Trump has approved the production of mini-cars in the US. Such vehicles can be driven by gasoline, electric, or hybrid power to help the local industry develop. 3. AI regulation: Trump's proposal to ban state-level AI legislation was thwarted in Congress, and Congress failed to include relevant provisions in the National Defense Policy Act. The White House plans to restart the relevant executive order and to set up a working group to challenge state-level AI laws. 4. Vaccines: Trump signed a presidential memorandum directing the Department of Health and Human Services to speed up the evaluation of other countries' vaccination plans. At the same time, he acknowledged the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's decision to discontinue the hepatitis B vaccine recommendation. 5. “Peace Prize”: According to Global Network, at the 2026 US-Canada-Mexico World Cup draw ceremony, Trump was awarded the FIFA 2025 Peace Prize. He called it the highest honor. 6. Election-related: The US Supreme Court suspended enforcement of the ruling prohibiting Texas from using the new constituency map. This move is seen as beneficial to the Republican Party. The Democratic Party criticized the map for being racist and aimed at benefiting the Republican Party. 7. Immigration screening: The US Citizenship and Immigration Service issued a statement saying that the newly established “USCIS Screening Center” will be headquartered in Atlanta to help federal officials identify potential terrorists, foreigners involved in the case, and other individuals who may pose a threat to national security or public safety.