What's happened
Former President Donald Trump distances himself from Project 2025, a radical policy plan aiming to expand executive power and implement extreme conservative policies. The Heritage Foundation sues the federal government for access to President Joe Biden's Air Force One medication records, raising concerns about his health.
What's behind the headline?
What the papers say
According to Business Insider UK, Trump is attempting to distance himself from Project 2025, while The Independent reports on his comments at a rally in Michigan. The Washington Post discusses the extreme policies outlined in Project 2025, contrasting with The Guardian's analysis of Trump's disavowal of the plan.
How we got here
Project 2025 is a radical policy plan spearheaded by the Heritage Foundation and former Trump officials, aiming to implement extreme conservative policies and expand executive power. The plan has raised concerns about its potential impact on governance and civil service.
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