Announcement of intent to nominate a federal appeals-court judge
The president announced his intent to nominate a candidate to fill a vacancy on a U.S. Court of Appeals, initiating the formal nomination and Senate confirmation process.
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The president announced his intent to nominate a candidate to fill a vacancy on a U.S. Court of Appeals, initiating the formal nomination and Senate confirmation process.
The White House issued a memorandum directing federal agencies to identify and reduce regulatory burdens on small businesses, accelerate permitting processes, and simplify compliance requirements.
President Trump hosted NATO leadership at the White House to review U.S. commitments and coordination on military and economic support for allied security priorities, including assistance related to the war in Ukraine.
The administration issued an executive order directing DHS to expand expedited removal, tighten asylum eligibility for migrants entering between ports of entry, and increase immigration enforcement resources at the southern border.
President Trump delivered a major address at CPAC outlining his 2026 policy priorities, including immigration enforcement, economic growth measures, and Republican messaging ahead of the midterm elections.
Donald Trump returned to office for a second, nonconsecutive presidential term.
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Senate Republicans are revisiting war powers legislation following a contentious meeting with President Trump.
A federal judge has ruled against the Trump administration's requirement for voters to show proof of citizenship.
President Trump abruptly cancels the signing of a bipartisan housing bill, demanding a voter ID provision.
A federal judge has blocked the Trump administration's effort to require proof of citizenship for voting.
The White House has requested $87.6 billion from Congress for various initiatives including the Iran war and farm aid.
A federal judge permanently blocks Trump's voter ID executive order requiring proof of citizenship.
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