Tonight, President Trump's whirlwind first month back in office.

The dramatic cut to the federal government, billionaire Elon Musk, center stage at CPAC with a golden chainsaw.

More than 70 executive orders signed.

IRS employees, the latest target of the administration's mass layoffs, the potential impact in the heart of tax season, plus the deep cuts at national

parks.

It could mean life or death for someone who's having an emergency.

The warning at Yosemite and other iconic parks ahead of the busy spring travel season.

The controversial confirmation of Cash Patel narrowly approved as director of the FBI.

The unnerving scene as Hamas returned four bodies, the youngest victims of the October 7th attack among them.

All of it happening as multiple bus explosions rocked Tel Aviv.

An exclusive look inside a trafficking tunnel as illegal crossings plummet, but can more troops

on the Mexico side stem the flow of drugs, our report from the border.

The state of New York suing major vape companies accusing them of targeting kids and fueling

an epidemic.

Walmart's warning on the economy as the Dow falls, soaring egg prices, causing bakeries to pay a lot more dough.

And there's good news tonight, the reunion for a baby seal who crossed the road.

This is NBC Nightly News with Lester Holt.

Good evening and welcome. It has been just one month since President Trump was sworn into

office, almost immediately turning Washington on its head, launching his massive deportation

operation, settling scores with those he viewed as disloyal, launching a crackdown on

DEI initiatives inside and outside government.

And taking a budget acts, there are a series of government agencies, the latest, the IRS,

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