More from President Trump’s first 100 days


The decision to freeze aid is hurting vulnerable people around the world.


What it’s like to go to school in the shadow of ICE.


Democrats have paid a political price for taking on Silicon Valley — but not a very expensive one.


The Logoff explains what you need to know about Trump’s latest immigration move.


Sowing doubt about vaccines has earned him millions — and could keep paying out.


Trump’s first travel ban was overturned in court in 2017. His legal strategy may be savvier this time around.


USAID has become a testing ground for dismantling government agencies, agency employees tell Vox.


Why the exodus of government employees matters for everyone.


An ambitious plan to move fast and break things in the government is underway. There’s an ideology behind it.


The order to shut off federal grants reveals a vision of the presidency at odds with basic democratic principles.


The Logoff explains Trump’s federal spending power grab.


An executive order barring trans people from openly serving in the military isn’t really about their fitness to do so.


Journalist and author Nick Bilton explains the rise and fall of Ross Ulbricht, the founder of the Silk Road marketplace.


No one knows if the Supreme Court will enforce the law against Trump.


How Trump could attempt to cut Medicaid, school funding, and more — without Congress.


Government support is essential to science. The Trump administration kneecapped it.


Trump’s latest purge is bad news for government accountability.


Trump wants to “unleash American energy.” What does that mean?


Greenland: not for sale, but open for business.


Trump won’t be able to deliver “millions and millions” of deportations overnight.


Trump often promises instant results. Don’t fall for it.


Yes, you can still get $7,500 for buying an electric car.


The president cannot unilaterally repeal parts of the 14th Amendment.


The real losers in Trump’s latest crypto project? His biggest supporters.


Trump is attacking DEI programs. What does that actually mean?