The 1790 census provided the first authoritative population counts for apportioning seats in the House of Representatives and federal taxation, establishing a constitutional practice central to American representative government.
On August 2, 1790, census marshals began the first official enumeration of the U.S. population under the act of Congress, marking the start of the nation's decennial census.
The 1790 census provided the first authoritative population counts for apportioning seats in the House of Representatives and federal taxation, establishing a constitutional practice central to American representative government.
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President Donald Trump welcomed Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) fighters to the White House and previewed an upcoming mixed martial arts event scheduled to take place on the South Lawn.
President Trump signed an executive order clarifying and expanding federal immigration-enforcement priorities, directing agencies to prioritize removal of noncitizens with certain criminal convictions and to increase cooperation with state and local law enforcement.
Issued a package of commutations and pardons focused on individuals serving long sentences for nonviolent drug convictions, with an emphasis on elderly and rehabilitated inmates.
Following an earlier executive order on AI, the president issued a memorandum directing OMB, DoD, DHS, and other agencies to adopt procurement rules, risk assessments, and timelines for compliance.