More from President Trump’s first 100 days
The federal government is now subject to the whims of Trump, Musk, and RFK Jr.
These government scientists are likely the next in line for big cuts.
Joseph Haldeman wanted a dictatorship of engineers. DOGE would have made him proud.
Ames v. Ohio should be an easy — and potentially unanimously decided — case, assuming the Court doesn’t overreach.
The influencer’s love for Elon Musk, Mark Zuckerberg, and the Trump family has some fans wondering.
A “wholesale decimation of expertise” threatens the natural resources we all rely on, a former top government official tells Vox.
Patrick Reis and Christian Paz discuss the first month of Trump’s second term as president and what lies ahead.
The president is claiming total control over agencies that, by law, are independent.
The first Supreme Court showdown of Trump’s second term is upon us.
Why Trump’s second-term agenda is so wildly different from his first.
Russ Vought, Trump’s OMB director, wrote an essay in 2022 that reads like a blueprint for what was to come.
Four weeks into the administration, they’ve finally said what job Musk holds — and only raised more questions.
Despite the chaos, most Americans like what the president is doing — for now.
Here’s what Trump gets right — and wrong — about the WHO.
The effort to dismantle USAID tells us a lot about what programs Republicans tend to think of as “wasteful spending.”
How South Africa’s effort to address apartheid’s legacy riled up Donald Trump and Elon Musk.
Some DEI programs aren’t worth defending.
What should the main Democratic message to Americans be right now?
The lawsuit asks a very simple question: Who appointed Musk, and what, exactly, does he do?
“Can I leave the country, and how can I leave the country?”
Trump isn’t inevitable. Here’s a plan to keep democracy intact.
We don’t know yet how far Trump will go.
All of us will be collateral damage in MAGA’s war on “DEI.”
Restraining orders? Injunctions? What do all the court orders against Trump mean?