In late 2025, several White House documents and a Supreme Court ruling highlight significant developments in federal policy and executive authority. The Supreme Court denied a request to stay an order blocking the President's deployment of the National Guard to Chicago, as the Court determined the administration failed to prove it was legally "unable" to enforce laws using regular military forces. Concurrently, the President signed H.R. 165 to protect tribal lands in South Dakota and issued a Presidential Memorandum aimed at securing 6G technological dominance by reallocating federal spectrum. Formal messages also celebrated the sixth anniversary of the United States Space Force and offered a Christmas greeting that emphasized the administration's commitment to religious values and the military. Together, these sources illustrate a period of intense focus on national security, technological competition, and the legal boundaries of presidential power.