Trump Administration
Vox’s coverage of what’s happening in the Donald Trump administration, from big new policy initiatives to the meaning of the latest tweet.
The ultimate guide to Donald Trump’s first impeachment.
Responses to the State of the Union showed the Democratic Party is divided. Trump is targeting the left wing.
President Donald Trump addressed Congress Tuesday night for his State of the Union address.
From the Super Bowl to Des Moines, advocates are trying to revive outrage over immigration detention.
The US has become the key cog in the machine of modern kleptocracy worldwide. But it didn’t start with Trump.
It will effectively ban Nigerian immigration to the US.
The proposal attempts to solve the intractable problems between Israelis and Palestinians that have stymied US administrations for decades.
It’s an expansion of the “Remain in Mexico” program.
“The real threat to peace is if the plan succeeds,” an expert told Vox.
Nancy Pelosi says she will bring the NO BAN Act to the floor in the coming weeks.
“People will die because of this,” a State Department official told Vox.
He would reportedly put new restrictions on citizens of Nigeria and six other countries.
One of the biggest disagreements between Democrats and Republicans: when senators will decide whether to call witnesses.
The funds transfer would bring the total amount devoted to border wall construction under Trump to $18.4 billion.
A law journal just floated a wild idea to add 127 more states to the union. And it’s all constitutional.
The impeachment process should be stopped because it is unconstitutional, Trump and his personal lawyer claim.
Democrats overwhelmingly want Trump to obtain congressional approval before further military action.
Her efforts have bought extra time for Democrats to build their case.
Why Trump’s decision to target the Iranian military commander was a mistake, explained by an expert.
“Maybe we could help them with arms and help them, you know — in some ways.”
Democrats are pushing a vote on a resolution in order to put pressure on Republicans.
And why Trump likely won’t face any legal consequences for it.
How did America’s mayor wind up at the center of Trump’s impeachment scandal?
For the third time in US history, the House has impeached a sitting president.
Chuck Schumer has sent a letter to Mitch McConnell about how Democrats prefer to approach the trial.
Rep. Jeff Van Drew plans to switch political parties, a move he’s likely using to boost his reelection prospects.
It would undermine US-Mexican efforts to combat them.
Spoiler alert: yes.
A law professor testifying wasn’t having it.
A big tax cut, unprecedented environmental degradation, Wall Street unleashed, and a whole lot of judges.
The House and Senate have reached a spending deal, though it’s unclear how much, if any, funds will be allocated to a border wall.
New reports reveal that Giuliani sought payments of hundreds of thousands of dollars from Ukrainian sources.
Mexico is now sending more migrants to the southern border than any other country.
Prosecutors are looking into Giuliani’s money, into his Ukrainian ties, and into a long list of possible crimes.
Former White House Counsel Don McGahn must testify before a House committee, according to the judge’s order.
The Trump administration’s two most revealing speeches weren’t given by Trump.
Trump’s legal arguments against House Democrats are weak. We’ll soon find out if that matters to this Supreme Court.
A report by the Southern Poverty Law Center provides a window into Miller’s thinking on immigration.
Trump’s meddling in a war-crimes case may lead top Navy officials to resign.