🚨Breaking News. Donald Trump signs a decree to buy everything… See more

President Trump has recently signed several executive orders:

He directed the Treasury and Commerce Departments to create a sovereign wealth fund to support government investments,

including potential acquisitions like TikTok. In January 2025, he introduced a deregulation initiative

requiring federal agencies to repeal ten regulations for every new rule,

His administration also withdrew from the Paris Climate Agreement and lifted restrictions on single-use plastics.

Additionally, he signed an order to end birthright citizenship, sparking legal debates.

On his inauguration day, he issued pardons for individuals involved in the January 6 Capitol riot.

These actions reflect his focus on deregulation,

national sovereignty, and reversing previous policies. However, there is no evidence supporting claims of a decree to “buy everything.”

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