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Main Topic Discussion:This week has been particularly tumultuous in the political landscape of the United States. Cities across the country have witnessed widespread protests against former President Donald Trump, signaling a still polarized nation. In a surprising move, a draft order by Trump proposes a major overhaul of the U.S. State Department, aiming to reshape its structure and priorities. Meanwhile, controversy surrounds a U.S. senator who claimed that a photo featuring margaritas with a wrongly deported man was staged by El Salvador, raising questions about the authenticity of such claims. Amidst these political dramas, Trump did not shy away from controversy, labeling President Biden a 'destructive moron' in his Easter message, which has sparked debates on decorum and presidential conduct. All these events suggest a week filled with critical developments that could have lasting impacts on the governance and international image of the United States.
Quick Tip:Did you know that the U.S. State Department was established in 1789, making it the first federal executive department formed? Its duties include advising the President and representing the country in international affairs.
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