Trump’s attitude on Executive Orders is nothing new
By the late 1990s and onwards, White House advisers and presidents openly declared their love of executive orders
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Friday
How will Trump take on the administrative state?
It behooves us to acknowledge the extent to which America is at a fork in the road of its political fortunes
The real housewives of the anti-Trump resistance
They reaped the benefits of opposing the president at a time when his fortunes seemed lowest
I don’t beg your pardon
What I learned inside
A shining light in San Francisco
In California, it’s incredibly difficult to run abstinence-only drug treatment centers. Some are trying to change that
Rein in the rainmakers: gambling apps aren’t going anywhere
Too many people simply can’t handle online sports betting
Shooing away the ghosts of Clinton and Blair
Donald Trump didn’t just win an election last year, he performed an exorcism
Thursday
Hegseth one step closer to heading the Pentagon
He advances after a 51-49 Senate vote
DEI going to DIE in federal government
Plus: Cabinet confirmations continue
Wednesday
Trump is not fooling this time
The country is in the grip of the Trump common-sense vortex
Tuesday
What Trump’s executive orders will do
The border, federal government hiring, TikTok — he covered a lot
Trump’s inauguration ball was a night to remember
None of the performers mattered when all attendees wanted was their president
Trump’s speech was one of the most rousing and substantive in American history
Also — what exactly constitutes a pardon?
Live from the Presidential Inaugural Ceremony
Plus: The Biden pardon parade marches on
Sunday
Heading to DC to celebrate two zero hours
The mists will begin to clear and sanity will start to return tomorrow at 12:01 on the clock
Friday
Is time up on TikTok?
Plus: Kristi Noem takes center stage
Husted and Moody to replace Vance and Rubio in the Senate
Governors Mike DeWine and Ron DeSantis each leaned on trusted allies with proven track records
Biden opens the jailhouse door
The president’s ability to issue mass pardons is essentially a royal prerogative to change the law and court decisions
Thursday
Bessent, Burgum, Turner and Zeldin face confirmation hearings
HUD nominee Scott Turner said he would focus on building lots of homes and easing regulations
Biden bids an ominous farewell to a falling America
‘Today, an oligarchy is taking shape in America of extreme wealth, power and influence’