In the United States, tensions have escalated between President Donald Trump and Congress, particularly highlighted during his presidency in 2019 and 2020. Trump has systematically dismantled established norms, involving Congress less in decision-making processes. This shift has raised concerns among lawmakers regarding the balance of power and the implications for democracy. Influential figures like Mike Pence and others within the Republican Party have begun to voice opposition to Trump, especially regarding controversial policies like the proposed acquisition of Greenland. However, many Republicans have also chosen to align themselves with the president, citing their concerns over preserving party unity over individual legislative principles. With these dynamics making headlines, issues such as tariffs and international relations, notably involving Europe and Greenland's resources, have become hot topics, showcasing the erosion of the Constitution's checks and balances during Trump's tenure. The divisive political atmosphere continues to unfold as Congress grapples with its dwindling power and influence under Trump’s leadership.