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From mass firings to unprecedented influence, Musk has left little of the federal government untouched in Doge role

President Donald Trump signed an executive order on April 28, 2025, that demands the U.S. attorney general, in coordination with the secretary of Homeland Security, publish a list of cities and states that obstruct the enforcement of federal immigration laws, with the purpose of protecting Americans from “criminal aliens.”

At a rally in November 2024, Donald Trump told the women of America that whether they “like it or not, I’m going to protect them”. And in his first 100 days as president, Trump has taken his role in a direction that leans into the most traditional form of patriarchy…

Trump signed a new set of executive orders, which will provide some relief for US automakers who feared the toll of stacking tariffs on prices

From tariff turmoil to culling federal government agencies, what has Trump done in his first 100 days?

President issues latest ‘common sense’ directive

President Trump has signed a new executive order that seeks to strengthen the American law enforcement system, which includes increased pay and benefits for officers, as well as protection against state and local officials who allegedly "demonize" officers.

Trump's latest executive order requires all truck drivers to speak English, framing it as a safety issue.

As the Trump administration seeks to shrink the federal workforce, slash nonmilitary spending and curb opposition to its policies, it is taking steps beyond the firing and furloughing of thousands of government workers.