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The “DOGE Agenda” hopes to improve the quality and efficiency of government software and IT systems.
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The order promises “accountability for the previous administration’s weaponization of the Federal Government against the American people.”
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The order withdraws the U.S. from the Paris Agreement, joining Iran, Libya, and Yemen as the only countries not party to the treaty.
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TikTok's tech partners face massive legal risks by relying on Trump's promises not to enforce the ban law, as courts rarely protect defendants who count on executive non-enforcement.
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New leadership on both sides of the border portends uncertainty for U.S.-Mexico intelligence cooperation, but there are several paths forward.
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How can undersea cables be protected?
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The order directs the Justice Department to suspend PAFACAA implementation and declare "no violation" for providing services to TikTok.
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The executive order pardons more than 1,200 people convicted in connection with Jan. 6, and commutes the sentences of 14 others.
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The suits took aim at the “Department of Government Efficiency,” an informal initiative led by Elon Musk that advises the White House on budget cuts.
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As one of his last official acts as president, Biden announced the pardons hours before President-elect Trump took the oath of office.
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Why I resigned from my position as a special advocate to the Data Protection Review Court.
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A dispatch from Judge Cannon’s hearing on the release of Vol. 2 of Special Counsel Jack Smith's report.
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Cautious military engagement and strained political ties are likely to continue under the new administration.
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Your weekly summary of everything on the site.
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Reading between the lines of the attorney general's farewell address
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All three branches of the American government have now put their seal on the idea that TikTok poses a national security threat.
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Unless and until the Court of Justice of the European Union strikes down the framework, the incoming Trump administration should keep its powder dry.
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In a 9-0 decision, the court determined that the TikTok ban does not violate the platform’s First Amendment rights.
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TikTok is teetering on the brink of a nationwide shutdown, and Trump has few good options to intervene.
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