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Longtime supporters of President Trump express rare frustration with the administration's current direction.

Longtime supporters of President Trump expressed rare frustration with the administration's current direction in several of the nation's most competitive congressional districts. While many voters remain confident in the president, some have voiced critiques regarding inflation, the war with Iran, and the White House ballroom construction.

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Some voters expressed concern that the administration has abandoned key tenets of his 2024 campaign, leading to a loss of enthusiasm among some of his core base. In other news, the administration announced that flash floods in Nepal have killed at least 903 people, with thousands still missing. Former USAID disaster-response chief Jeremy Konyndyk suggested that the administration's Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) cuts to foreign aid and climate-related grants may have hindered the user's ability to prepare for the disaster. Specifically, the SERVIR program, which provided advanced flood forecasting for Nepal, was terminated due to DOGE-led cuts under the administration. Additionally, drones are becoming a defining weapon in the war in Ukraine, with Kyiv increasingly using them to take Russians prisoner.

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