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Group 1 - President Trump announced a $1,776 "warrior bonus" for 1.45 million active-duty military personnel, attributing the funding to additional revenue from tariffs [2] - The bonus is part of a broader strategy to address declining approval ratings and economic uncertainty, with Ipsos polling showing his approval at 39% [1][7] - Trump also signed an executive order granting federal employees two additional days off for Christmas, creating a five-day holiday period [3] Group 2 - An executive order was signed to reclassify marijuana from a Schedule I to Schedule III substance, which will facilitate more clinical research and FDA reviews [4][5] - The Trump administration announced a housing reform plan and a drug price discount agreement with major pharmaceutical companies, including Merck and Novartis [6] - The drug price agreement aims to lower costs for government insurance programs and includes commitments from companies to invest billions in the U.S. [6] Group 3 - Economic pressures are mounting, with the unemployment rate rising to 4.6%, the highest since October 2021, and a significant number of Americans feeling financial strain [7][8] - Polls indicate that only 33% of Americans approve of Trump's economic policies, marking the lowest approval rating during his second term [8] - Critics, including Senator Mark Warner and economist Paul Krugman, suggest that Trump's recent announcements are attempts to divert attention from economic challenges [9]