President Trump is back in Washington, pursuing major policy changes on his own terms.

We know from the past that means challenging precedent, busting norms, and pushing against the status quo.

NPR is covering it all with Trump's terms, a podcast where we curate stories about the 47th president with the focus on how he is upending the way Washington works. Listen to Trump's

terms from NPR. Live from NPR News in Washington, I'm Janine Hurst. The director of the country's

consumer financial watchdog has been fired by President Trump. As NPR's Laurel Wamsley reports,

Rohit Chopra lasted longer in the role than many had

expected. Rojid Chopra had led the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau since 2021, after being nominated by

President Biden. The role is a five-year term, but the president can fire the director at will.

The Consumer Bankers Association, which represents retail banks, had been calling for

Chopra's removal, complaining of over-regulation. Choper said in a statement that the

watchdog agency's work is especially critical now, quote, with so much power concentrated in the

hands of a few. After news of his ouster, consumer groups praised Chopra's many wins on behalf of

consumers, including limiting overdraft fees,

capping credit card late fees, and banning medical debt from appearing on credit reports.

Trump has not yet named his choice to lead the Bureau.

Laurel Wamsley and PR News, Washington.

At least seven people are dead after a medical transport plane crashed in Philadelphia last night near a busy

outdoor mall. The plane was carrying a pediatric patient, her mother, and four other people,

all Mexican nationals on their way back home. Philadelphia Mayor Shirell Parker. At least one other person

perished in this tragedy and this individual was in a car. We can confirm that

there are also a number of other victims who were injured in this incident and they are being

treated in area hospitals. Officials say the Lear jet went down a minute after takeoff and the crash set homes and vehicles on fire.

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