Trump Administration Archive
Archives for June 2019
Trump became the first sitting US president to step foot in the country.
A meeting on the sidelines of the G20 summit went about as you’d expect.
The president can keep fighting to add a citizenship question, but he’s up against a very clear deadline.
Is this the fix to one of Twitter’s most delicate problems?
The tense congressional negotiations over border aid, explained.
When it comes to public policy — and especially budget policy — the two agree on very little.
On any given day, 2,000 children are in Border Patrol custody, and the problems are hardly confined to one facility.
Social conservatives in the Senate sunk a district court nominee, a rare show of opposition.
Even impeachment proceedings that fail to remove President Trump from office are better than nothing, Hasan argues on the latest Recode Decode.
They also shot down a bill that would legally require campaigns to do so.
An announcement from Trump alluded to a potential run for Arkansas governor down the line.
Given the congressional gridlock, she plans to use executive action.
She’s the first of Trump’s inner orbit to sit down for an interview with the Democratic-led panel.
The committee is charging ahead on a contempt resolution related to the Trump administration’s US citizenship census question.
The Democratic debate over launching an impeachment inquiry continues.