President to sign executive orders; Senate holds campus antisemitism hearing

Trump is expected to sign additional executive orders this afternoon in the Oval Office, according to the White House.

The new directives from Trump come after he signed orders this week to place new tariffs on U.S. automobile imports and implement new guidelines on federal elections. While announcing the auto tariffs at the White House yesterday, Trump told reporters he planned to implement additional tariffs over the next week.

“We’re going to be doing tariffs on pharmaceuticals in order to bring our pharmaceutical industry back,” Trump said, adding “we will be putting a tariff on lumber.”