The past year in the realm of former President Trump has been eventful. Many feared scenarios materialized during what would have been a second term for Trump, including controversial pardons, financial gains through cryptocurrency, alterations to the White House, personal memorial renamings, falsehoods, questionable military actions, economic instability, and surprising appointments.
A detailed retrospective on Trump’s actions throughout this period will be presented during the upcoming Christmas season, so be on the lookout for that.
Here’s a final overview of the latest events in 2025. Wishing everyone a Merry Christmas and expressing gratitude for following along. Things will eventually turn out fine.
Key Updates:
A recent report from the Times highlights a peculiar request from White House staff for a “FIFA Peace Prize” trophy larger than the World Cup Trophy, resembling the latter but with additional fingers.
Contrastingly, recipients of the Nobel Peace Prize, a recognition Trump is unlikely to receive, only receive a medal.
Victims of Epstein have expressed frustration over the Trump Justice Department’s limited release of required files, citing redaction efforts to protect individuals.
Interestingly, despite redactions, numerous images featuring Bill Clinton with Epstein were visible, while images of Trump were sparse, with one small photo discreetly removed over the weekend.
In another photo, a younger Trump is seen socializing with women, a scene not widely circulated until now.
During a recent speech in North Carolina, Trump veered off his “affordability tour” agenda, delving into unrelated topics amidst controversial statements and self-praise.
Trump’s remarks included false claims about cognitive tests and legal actions against governmental departments, suggesting potential misuse of authority.
Despite his assertions, Trump’s statements regarding legal victories and intentions to benefit financially from lawsuits remain unsubstantiated.
His musings about using the presidency to claim a billion-dollar settlement and wavering on charitable donations raise ethical concerns.