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.
Republicans say they aren’t worried after two Trump-backed candidates lost in Kentucky and Louisiana.
The border wall is still holding up negotiations over long-term spending bills.
The administration has started sending migrants back to Guatemala.
The talking points were scrawled in all caps on an Air Force One notepad.
Sondland’s bombshell testimony demands answers from top officials.
The three-term Congresswoman has emerged as Republicans’ new face of the impeachment hearings.
The rule allows Trump’s asylum agreements in Central America to go into effect.
Probably not, but here’s why it likely doesn’t matter anyway.
He would be second-in-command to Chad Wolf, the new acting DHS secretary.
This is what you need to know from an over 300-page document.
Graham claimed there was no quid pro quo before he stopped caring about Trump’s conduct altogether.
Rand Paul’s Trump rally comments illustrate how weak the president’s position is.
The RNC hoped to tie up phone lines and influence lawmakers into opposing the impeachment inquiry.
Asylum seekers face barriers at every step, from arriving in Mexico to making their case in immigration court.
Smugglers have found that all you need to cut through the wall is a $100 saw.
Forcing this vote was part of Democrats’ strategy to renew messaging on health care.
Philip Reeker testified about Ambassador Marie Yovanovitch’s removal and the withheld military aid in impeachment inquiry hearings Saturday.
A lawsuit questions whether the White House can block testimonies by claiming “constitutional immunity.”
Senate Republicans are joining the pile-on over the House’s impeachment process.
“That is completely absurd.”
Russia got everything it wanted, despite Trump’s strange victory lap.
Here’s why House Republicans stormed into an impeachment deposition on Wednesday.
The House is planning to move on Turkey sanctions next week. The Senate isn’t so sure.
Defense Secretary Mark Esper said the troops will help “defend Iraq” and “perform a counter-ISIS mission.”
Critics accused Trump of wanting to use the meeting to personally enrich himself.
Investigators found no “deliberate mishandling” of classified information by Clinton and her aides.
Perry has found himself at the center of a firestorm involving the president and Ukraine.
Backing for an impeachment inquiry is growing nationally — but polling is tighter in battleground districts.
A lawless president won’t be constrained by establishment politics alone.
Mitch McConnell has floated the idea of holding a Senate impeachment trial after Thanksgiving.
Congress’s attempt to stop Trump’s national emergency has been stymied, again.
The wife of an American official was involved in a crash that killed a teen. She fled back to the US — setting off a diplomatic dispute.
This is one of the most astonishing letters in diplomatic history.
Subpoenas, depositions, and Gordon Sondland: Here’s Democrats impeachment to-do list this week.
A Trump administration official says there was quid pro quo, presidential calls to interview the whistleblower, and Hunter Biden resigns a board seat.
Senate Republicans aren’t expected to break with Trump, but a handful of lawmakers could feel pressure to do so.
Is Giuliani still Trump’s lawyer? At first the president didn’t seem sure, but eventually decided Giuliani was.
At a rally in Louisiana, Trump tried to do three things: pilot his 2020 strategy, defend against impeachment, and mobilize voters.
Marie Yovanovitch testified for more than nine hours.
President Donald Trump announced an agreement to delay tariffs and for China to buy agricultural products.