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Trump’s first southern border deployment retreads old ground and almost certainly relies on non-emergency authorities, many of which were also employed by the Biden administration.
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The president directs the secretaries of defense and homeland security to expand the migrant operations center to “full capacity.”
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Everything you want to know about Kash Patel—and so very much more.
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During the Biden administration, the Justice Department pursued criminal cases that threatened to criminalize newsgathering and undermine journalist protections.
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What is going on with the federal government funding freeze?
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Scott Anderson, Kevin Frazier, Eugenia Lostri, and special guest Peter Harrell dived deep into the week’s national security news.
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The Trump administration lacks the legal power to coerce state and local authorities to enlist in its deportation campaign—and ignores the history of similar failed efforts.
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What are the FCC’s data security and cybersecurity enforcement authorities?
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The key to global AI safety is continued American leadership in AI innovation, not more international treaties.
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What does ousting career prosecutors have to do with the nomination of Kash Patel?
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The order reverses a 2021 Biden administration directive allowing transgender troops to serve openly—which itself had overturned an earlier ban from the first Trump administration.
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Refusals to undertake required spending are already a major theme of Trump’s second term, but the law limits such executive action.
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The memorandum directs agencies to pause funding and conduct a review of programs implicated by executive orders.
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Watch the discussion on Jan. 30 at 4 pm ET.
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China's AI breakthrough doesn’t invalidate America’s export controls—but it does expose real weaknesses in its AI policy.
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Trump’s use of the presidential communications privilege to delay his prosecution is a tale of due process failure.
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How is President Trump reshaping the civil service?
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Kash Patel, Tulsi Gabbard, and Robert F. Kennedy Jr. have one thing in common: They believe things that aren’t true.
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The D.C. Circuit will decide if Secretary Austin gave ex ante guidance on the plea and if performance of the deal had already begun.