- Donald Trump is marking one year since beginning his second term as US president on January 20, 2025.
- He claims his policies have boosted job creation, investment, and wages, while pursuing an "America First" diplomatic strategy and conducting military operations in several countries.
- Trump faces a challenging midterm election in November, with a current approval rating of 42.4% and a warning about potential impeachment if Republicans lose.

A: Hey Hana! Did you hear anything about Trump? It’s been a year since he started his second term!

B: Wow, really? January 2025? I almost forgot! What's he been saying?

A: He’s claiming his policies – like tariffs – are creating jobs and raising wages, you know? And that his plan is stopping prices from going up too fast.

B: Hmm, interesting. Does it *feel* that way for Americans?

A: Well, the polls say… not really. Only about 42% approve of him. 55% don't.

A: He’s also been talking about “America First,” putting America's needs first in everything. Different from Biden's approach.

B: Oh, I read something about military stuff too. Iran and Venezuela, right?

A: Yeah! And he’s pulled the US out of a lot of UN groups.

B: Crazy! He claims he's ended lots of wars too!

A: He says he ended eight! But the war in Ukraine is still going on, unfortunately.

B: That’s a big problem. So, what’s next?

A: Mid-term elections in November! It's a really important test for him.

B: The Democrats are saying his policies aren’t helping everyone. And they’re worried about his tough rules on immigration.

A: Exactly! And get this... Trump warned Republicans! He said if they *lose* the midterms, the Democrats will try to impeach him!

B: Whoa! That’s intense! Things are definitely still… complicated.