Just In: President Trump Takes Questions in Oval Office

In a rare and impromptu press availability, President Donald J. Trump addressed reporters from the Oval Office this afternoon, fielding a wide range of questions on topics spanning domestic policy, international relations, and his vision for a second term.

Flanked by senior advisors and seated behind the Resolute Desk, President Trump opened with a brief statement about the administration’s latest economic initiatives, touting what he described as “historic progress in restoring American strength and prosperity.”

“We’ve brought back jobs, lowered inflation, and reestablished our leadership on the world stage,” Trump declared. “The American people can see the results — and they know we’re just getting started.”

Domestic Concerns and the Economy

The President faced several questions about the recent volatility in the stock market and ongoing concerns about housing affordability in major cities. Trump emphasized tax cuts and deregulation as key drivers of growth, while also hinting at upcoming executive actions to reduce energy costs and expand infrastructure investment.

“We are looking at every option to bring down prices and make life better for