Donal Trump celebrates 100 days in office with Michigan event, saying ‘nothing will stop me’ – key US politics stories from Tuesday 29 April at a glance

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Author: Guardian staff reporter

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Author: Sky News

Liberals projected to win more seats than Conservatives in what is still a remarkable victory

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Author: Alisha Rahaman Sarkar

President holds campaign-style event in Michigan, attacks Democrats and ‘communist’ judges, and repeats 2020 election lie

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Author: David Smith

Guardian US columnist Mehdi Hasan on the start of Donald Trump’s second term as president and the threat to democracy in the US

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Author: Michael Safi,Mehdi Hasan,Alex Atack,Eleanor Biggs,Joel Cox,Elizabeth Cassin,Homa Khaleeli

The first 6.8 percent of Trump 2.0, briefly explained.

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Author: Sean Collins

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Author: Mark Stone

The Trump administration has frozen, stalled or otherwise disrupted some $430 billion in federal funds since the president took office — from federal disease research to Head Start for children

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Author: LISA MASCARO – AP Congressional Correspondent

Election hands victory to centrist leader who has vowed to defy the US president

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Author: Ilya Gridneff in Toronto

Top Democrats are accusing Trump administration of freezing nearly $437 billion in congressionally approved funds, potentially violating constitutional spending powers in a major budgetary dispute.

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Author: Michael Dorgan

Minority leader Chuck Schumer accuses president of ‘acting like a king, a despot, a wannabe dictator’

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Author: Chris Stein

The American public is frustrated, disappointed and increasingly angry at the state of politics 100 days into Donald Trump’s second term in the White House, according to a new CNN poll conducted by SSRS, with neither party positioned to change the mood.

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Author: Jennifer Agiesta

U.S. President Donald Trump’s administration has so far withheld at least $436.87 billion of congressionally approved funding, the top Democrats on the U.S. Congress’ appropriation committees said on Tuesday.

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Author: Bo Erickson