Timeline of the second Trump presidency (2025 Q4)

The following is a timeline of the second presidency of Donald Trump during the fourth and last quarter of 2025, from October 1, 2025, to December 31, 2025. To navigate between quarters, see timeline of the Donald Trump presidencies.

Timeline

October 2025

Date Events Photos/videos
Wednesday
October 1
Thursday
October 2
  • President Trump posts an AI video to Truth Social where Russell Vought is depicted as the grim reaper stating he was "...the reaper. He wields the pen, the funds and the brain."[5]
  • Department of Education workers allege that their out of office messages were forcibly changed to blame Democrats for the shutdown.[6]
Friday
October 3
Saturday
October 4
Sunday
October 5
Monday
October 6
Tuesday
October 7
Wednesday
October 8
  • In a Truth Social post, President Trump calls for the jailing of Illinois officials for "failing to protect ICE officers".[24]
  • President Trump announces that his deal for a ceasefire between Israel and Hamas had been reached and that the remaining hostages would be released.[25]
  • President Trump, members of his administration, independent journalists, and online commentators participates in a round table against ANTIFA.[26]
  • The Interior Department cancels the Esmerelda 7 project, which would have developed one of the worlds largest solar power projects.[27]
Thursday
October 9
  • President Trump holds a bilateral meeting with Finnish President Alexander Stubb and Finnish Prime Minister Petteri Orpo at the White House.[28]
  • President Trump holds a cabinet meeting.
  • Hamas and Israel sign President Trump's ceasefire deal.[29]
  • New York Attorney General Letitia James is indicted in Virginia by President Trumps Justice Department, as Trump has continued to call for her to be prosecuted.[30]
  • Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent announces a $20 billion bailout for Argentina which included a currency swap.[31][32]
Friday
October 10
  • First Lady Melania Trump announces that 8 children displaced during the Russia-Ukraine war have been reunited with their families following talks with Putin.[33]
  • President Trump announces the second agreement with pharmaceutical company, AstraZeneca, to bring American drug prices in line with the lowest paid by other developed nations.[34]
  • A spokes person for the Office of Management and Budget confirms after a post by Director Russell Vought that seven agencies had laid off about 4,000 employees due to the shutdown.[35]
  • President Trump announces on Truth Social that he would impose a 100% tariff on Chinese goods beginning on November 1.[36]
Saturday
October 11
Sunday
October 12
  • Vice President Vance indicates that President Trump was seriously considering invoking the Insurrection Act due to reportedly out of control crime in U.S cities.[41]
  • Through a Truth Social post, President Trump alleges that former president Joe Biden had placed FBI agents in the crowd of the January 6th Capitol attack.[42]
  • President Trump announces Dan Scavino as Head of Personnel.[43]
Monday
October 13
Tuesday
October 14
  • President Trump holds a bilateral meeting with Argentine President Javier Milei at the White House.[32]
  • President Trump posthumously awards Charlie Kirk the Presidential Medal of Freedom.[47]
  • Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth issues new rules for press outlets and demanded that the outlets sign or turn in their press badges. Per the new policy outlets could not use or obtain any unauthorized material even if it was unclassified.[48]
  • Former national security adviser John Bolton is indicted by a federal grand jury, and is the third critic of President Trump facing criminal charges in a few weeks.[49]
Wednesday
October 15
  • After the issuing of new press rules from Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, all press outlets, excluding OANN rejects to agree to the new rules and turned in their press badges.[50]
  • Vice President Vance responds to concerns about the young Republican group chat leaks stating that it was "what kids do" and that he did not want to ruin lives over it.[51]
  • A federal judge issues a restraining order against the Trump administration to stop them from firing workers during the ongoing shutdown.[52]
Thursday
October 16
Friday
October 17
Saturday
October 18
Sunday
October 19
  • President Trump announces that the United States will decrease aid to Colombia and enact tariffs if it does not stop drug production.[63]
Monday
October 20
Tuesday
October 21
  • Vice President Vance and Second Lady Usha Vance visit Israel in effort to strengthen the Gaza Peace Plan and ceasefire.[67]
  • Paul Ingrassia, withdraws from consideration to lead the Office of Special Counsel after offensive text messages are made public. Ingrassia has been nominated by President Trump.[68]
  • The state of Arizona sues Republican House Speaker Mike Johnson to force him to swear in Reprentative-elect Adelita Grijalva. Grijalva had been elected on September 23, and has yet to be sworn in.[69]
  • President Trump is questioned in the Oval Office about his attempt to receive $230 million in damages from the Justice Department over investigations into his 2016 campaign ties with Russia and the 2022 search of Mar-a-Largo for classified documents.[70]
Wednesday
October 22
  • President Trump holds a bilateral meeting with NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte at the White House.
  • Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth announces a strike on a suspected drug smuggling vessel in the Pacific Ocean, killing three people.[71]
  • Sanctions against two major Russian oil companies are announced by the US Treasury and the European Union.[72]
  • Author Michael Wolfe sues First Lady Melania Trump alleging she threatened him with legal action in an effort to stop him from writing about her alleged ties with Jeffrey Epstein.[73]
Thursday
October 23
  • President Trump announces that he would not move forward with deploying federal troops to San Francisco.[74]
Friday
October 24
Saturday
October 25
Sunday
October 26
Monday
October 27
Tuesday
October 28
  • President Trump holds a bilateral meeting with Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi at the Akasaka Palace.[86]
  • Over two dozen states sue the Trump administration over the recent refusal to fund SNAP benefits during the ongoing shutdown.[87]
  • While speaking at the United Nations the US Ambassador Mike Waltz is interrupted by Cuban Foreign Minister Bruno Rodriguez who called Waltz's remarks as "uncivilized" and referenced the Signal chat leaks.[88]
Wednesday
October 29
Thursday
October 30
Friday
October 31

November 2025

Date Events Photos/videos
Saturday
November 1
Sunday
November 2
  • Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth issues a broad list of topics that members of the Defense Department are now required to seek prior approval before speaking to Congress about, such as any "sensitive military operations" and US military strikes on suspected drug vessels.[107]
  • During an interview with CNN's State of the Union. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent announces that the Trump administration would not appeal the SNAP court decisions and benefits could start up again as soon as Nov 5.[108]
  • During a 60 Minutes interview, President Trump speaks on a variety of different topics including targeting drug smuggling vessels, Venezuela and nuclear testing by other countries.[109]
Monday
November 3
Tuesday
November 4
Wednesday
November 5
  • The ongoing government shutdown enters its 36th day and officially became the longest in American history.[114]
  • After a court directive, the USDA announces that SNAP benefits would be issued for November 2025 but beneficiaries of the program would only receive up to 65% of their benefits.[115]
Thursday
November 6
  • President Trump announces deal with Eli Lilly and Novo Nordisk in regards to prices of GLP-1 drugs on Medicare and Medicaid and offer the drugs via the TrumpRX website.[116]
  • Maryland Attorney General Anthony Brown announces a lawsuit against the Trump administration after plans to move the FBI headquarters to Greenbelt, MD were scrapped.[117]
  • The Supreme Court agrees to freeze a lower courts injunction that would have stopped the State Department from enforcing an updated policy to end the use of the X marker on passports and required documents to reflect the holders "biological sex at birth".[118]
  • President Trump holds meetings with Central Asian leaders.
Friday
November 7
  • President Trump holds a bilateral meeting with Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán at the White House.
  • DHS secretary Kristi Noem and Corey Lewandowski reportedly attempt to purchase 10 Boeing 737 aircraft from Spirit airlines for deportations and personal use.[119]
  • It was reported that DoD secretary Pete Hegseth has fired or sidelined at least two dozen generals and admirals since Trump took office with little explanation.[120]
  • DoD secretary Pete Hegseth announces the replacement of the Pentagons chain of command for the acquisition system.[121]
  • A DHS spokesperson issues a statement attacking Olivia Rodrigo after the singer objected the use of her song in a social media post promoting self-deportation.[122]
Saturday
November 8
Sunday
November 9
  • President Trump posts on Truth Social that every person not from high income would receive at least $2,000 in dividends from tariff revenue.[125]
  • The US military targets at least two suspected drug smuggling boats in the Pacific ocean, killing six people according to Defense Secretary Hegseth.[126]
Monday
November 10
Tuesday
November 11
Wednesday
November 12
Thursday
November 13
Friday
November 14
  • The United States and South Korea releases a joint statement outlining a trade agreement in shipbuilding and industrial sectors.[144]
  • Attorney General Pam Bondi announces an investigation into Jeffrey Epstein's ties with President Trump's political foes.[145]
  • President Trump distances himself from former ally Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene, and called her a lunatic on Truth Social, after she backed the releasing of the Epstein files.[146]
  • Propublica reported that a firm tied to DHS Chief Kristi Noem was paid $200 million in DHS ad contracts during the government shutdown.[147]
  • President Trump signs an executive order exempting certain foods like coffee, beef and bananas, from his reciprocal tariff policies.[148]
Saturday
November 15
Sunday
November 16
Monday
November 17
Tuesday
November 18
Wednesday
November 19
  • First Lady Melania Trump and Second Lady Usha Vance make their first joint visit to Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune to spend time with military members and their families to show appreciation for those who serve during the holiday season.[171][172]
  • The House of Representatives unanimously passes a measure repealing language in the government funding bill allowing senators to sue the government over phone investigations.[173]
Thursday
November 20
Friday
November 21
Saturday
November 22
  • DHS Secretary Kristi Noem announces that investment of $1 billion in airport security checkpoints, including X-ray and physical technology.[184]
  • The US Court of Appeals for the DC circuit rules to put a hold on a ruling by a lower judge and blocked the DHS from enforcing policies that exposed migrants to the risk of rapid deportations.[185]
Sunday
November 23
Monday
November 24
Tuesday
November 25
  • President Trump and First Lady Melania Trump participate in the National Thanksgiving Turkey Presentation for the first time in the second term.[192]
  • The Department of Interior announces entrance fee increase for all international visitors to national parks, commemorative passes featuring Trump and citizen only days including Trumps birthday starting in 2026.[193]
Wednesday
November 26
Thursday
November 27
  • President Trump speaks with armed services personnel in a Thanksgiving video teleconference call.
Friday
November 28
Saturday
November 29
Sunday
November 30

December 2025

Date Events Photos/videos
Monday
December 1
Tuesday
December 2
Wednesday
December 3
Thursday
December 4
Friday
December 5
Saturday
December 6
Sunday
December 7
Monday
December 8
Tuesday
December 9
Wednesday
December 10
Thursday
December 11
Friday
December 12
Saturday
December 13
Sunday
December 14
Monday
December 15
Tuesday
December 16
  • President Trump expands the list of countries included in travel restrictions with an additional 20 countries and the Palestinian Authority. Five countries and the Palestinian Authority were included as a full ban on travel, with new limits on 15 other countries.[242]
  • Vice President Vance visits Alburtis, Pennsylvania and speaks to supporters about keeping jobs in the United States, cost of living concerns, and the economy.[243][244]
Wednesday
December 17
  • President Trump addresses the nation in a scheduled twenty-minute primetime TV speech[245] from the White House[246] in which he announces a $1,776 one-time basic allowance for housing supplement[247] to roughly 1.45 million eligible military members in pay grades O-6 and below.[248]
  • Plaques are added to President Trump's Presidential Walk of Fame describing previous presidents with partisan language aligning with President Trump's former comments.[249]
Thursday
December 18
Friday
December 19
  • The board of the John F Kennedy Center voted to change the name to the Trump-Kennedy Center. Democratic board members allege that they were muted and not allowed to voice opposition on the change.[253]
Saturday
December 20
Sunday
December 21
  • Attorney General Pam Bondi was threatened with inherent contempt by some law makers after the release of Epstein files was deemed incomplete and redacted too heavily.[254]
Monday
December 22
Tuesday
December 23
Wednesday
December 24
Thursday
December 25
  • Democratic Representative and member of the Kennedy Center board Joyce Beatty filed a lawsuit to attempt to remove President Trumps name from the Kennedy Center.[258]
Friday
December 26
Saturday
December 27
Sunday
December 28
  • President Trump holds a bilateral meeting and joint press conference with Ukrainian President Zelenskyy at Mar-a-Lago.
Monday
December 29
Tuesday
December 30
Wednesday
December 31

See also

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