Trump's Imperial Presidency?
We may be heading to the outer limits of America’s system of checks and balances.
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Trump Sets Out to Break Burdensome Rules
He hits the ground running as he targets costly and harmful federal regulations.
Why Are There Two Temperatures?
It’s more useful to know how cold it feels than how cold it is.
Congress Can Rein In Medicaid Spending
By scrapping Biden-era rules, lawmakers can tame a projected $817 billion in federal expenditures over the coming decade.
Trump Follows Biden's Lead by Flouting the Law
The president has no power to delay the TikTok ban, impound spending or suspend regulations.
The Secret Service and the President's Life
Our investigation after the assassination attempt found deep systemic and cultural problems.
How Trump Can Counter Iran's Nuclear Ambitions
If hard-line diplomacy doesn’t work, he’ll likely need to let Israel bomb Iran’s nuclear facilities.
Order America Great Again
Donald Trump’s executive orders are a mixed bag of consequential, nothing-burger, edgy and feel-good. A guide to what actually happened.
Dry January for the Swamp
Trump aims to restrain bureaucratic cravings for power.
Trump Gives TikTok an Illegal Amnesty
The tech firms that host the app are putting their shareholders at risk by failing to comply with the law.
Trump Pardons the Jan. 6 Cop Beaters
Law and order? Back the blue? What happened to that GOP?
The End of the Global Tax Affair
Trump drops the ax on a corporate-tax deal whacking U.S. firms.
Biden's Clemency for a Cop Killer
Mercy for Leonard Peltier, who executed two injured FBI agents.
What Trump Can Do in His First 100 Days
Students discuss Greenland, the Middle East and the potential for bipartisan backing for the President’s agenda.
Trump's 'Revolution of Common Sense'
An executive order on human biology.
A Lawfare Finale?
Monday’s ugly pardons are why the press needs to do an honest job again.
Biden Was a Man From a Different ERA
A lame duck tries to revive a moribund amendment. Why?
Trump Delivers on His Promise to Dismantle DEI
An Inauguration Day executive order recognizes that Americans are eager to move beyond race.
The Washington Lawyers Who Suddenly Love Trump
Firms that blacklisted his officials in 2020 are now claiming special expertise to work with them in 2025.
Notable & Quotable: The Associated Press
‘Instead of focusing on basic principles of respect and kindness, however, the books champion controversial ideology around gender and sexuality.’
