As Trump Retakes Helm, More Than 100 Executive Actions Are Expected

The 47th president is poised to issue many more executive orders than his recent predecessors. President-elect Donald Trump is poised to issue a record-breaking number of actions immediately after his inauguration on Jan. 20. Stephen Miller, Trump’s incoming deputy chief of staff, has said that Trump would make more than 100 executive actions within the

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“A has power over B,” said the political scientist Robert Dahl, “to the extent that he can get B to do something that B would not otherwise do.” In Washington’s new power equation, “A” is Donald Trump and “B” is everyone else. He has spent nearly a decade in presidential politics, remade the Republican Party

5 Key Points From Biden’s Final Interview as President

Biden said he had altered the ‘basic formula’ of the US economy. He also discussed NATO, Putin, the Israel-Hamas ceasefire, and his approach to inflation. One day after delivering his farewell address, President Joe Biden sat down for the last interview of his term. The Oval Office interview, which was recorded earlier in the evening

Biden Extends Protection for Hong Kong Residents in the US

Before leaving office, U.S. President Biden on Jan. 15 extended the “Deferred Enforcement Departure Program” (DED) for some Hong Kong residents in the United States for two more years, allowing them to remain in the country after their visas expire. Biden said the extension was in response to the Chinese Communist Party’s (CCP’s) continued erosion

House Freedom Caucus Calls for 2-Step Reconciliation Plan

House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) has called for passing the GOP’s agenda through one big reconciliation bill as President-elect Donald Trump prefers. WASHINGTON—The House Freedom Caucus has called for a two-step approach to pass President-elect Donald Trump’s agenda through reconciliation, setting up a possible fight with House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.). Johnson has called for

Republicans Renew Efforts to Protect Babies Born After Failed Abortions

‘No child should be denied medical care simply because they are ‘unwanted,’’ Sen. John Lankford (R-Okla.) said. Republican lawmakers are reviving efforts to establish federal standards of care for babies born alive after failed abortions. For years, Republicans have tried to pass legislation requiring medical professionals to provide equal care to abortion survivors as that