Trump Administration Archive
Archives for November 2020
Key lessons from Herbert Hoover’s disastrous transfer of power to FDR in 1933.
The treatment was given to Trump during the president’s bout with the virus in October.
Thousands of children have been expelled amid the pandemic.
Trump’s destabalizing rhetoric, which calls into question the integrity of the presidential election, could erode the strength of American institutions.
Homeland Security put out a statement with state and local officials that countered the president’s fraud claims.
Surprise! The Trump administration doesn’t seem serious about banning TikTok after all.
The president-elect is moving forward with the transition anyway.
“There will be a smooth transition to a second Trump administration,” Pompeo said.
With pardons, executive orders, hirings, and firings, Trump’s final months in office could look a lot like his presidency.
Biden’s planned executive actions lay out his early presidential agenda. But a likely Republican Senate would still limit sweeping action.
Five people have tested positive, including chief of staff Mark Meadows, as the US sees record daily case counts.
Former model Amy Dorris is among the more than 20 women who have raised sexual misconduct allegations against the president.
The coronavirus has killed more than 230,000 Americans.
Trump ran on immigration in 2016. His focus has shifted to maintaining “law and order.”
Rep. Joaquin Castro explains why he’s calling for a human rights commission.