Trump's Tangled Start: Sweeping Pardons and Strategic Cuts

This summary details recent events involving Donald Trump's new administration, from a rare snowstorm in the U.S. Gulf Coast to strategic governmental changes, controversies, and legal challenges. Key highlights include potential cuts to the National Space Council, civil rights groups challenging birthright citizenship orders, and a sweeping pardon of Capitol rioters.

A rare winter storm hit the U.S. Gulf Coast, blanketing cities like Houston and New Orleans in snow. The sudden weather shift led to deserted streets during morning rush hours and required extensive plowing efforts.

In government news, President Trump may dismantle the National Space Council, following lobbying from SpaceX, while firing Coast Guard Commandant Admiral Linda Lee Fagan citing DEI focus. Further, Trump's label of Mexican cartels as 'foreign terrorists' could impact U.S.-Mexico relations.

Trump's executive actions continue to stir controversy, from a birthright citizenship rollback sparking lawsuits to TikTok's legal uncertainties. His recent pardons of Capitol rioters and a 47% approval rating illustrate a divided America.

(With inputs from agencies.)