Elon Musk’s DOGE, Trump’s birthright citizenship executive order face growing legal challenges
The fight to slow down the Trump Administration is happening in court. From birthright citizenship to DOGE legal analysts Andrew Weissmann and Mary Mccord give an update on the status of the lawsuits challenging The President.
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Trump repeatedly talked about his desire to close the Education Department, which he alleged “indoctrinate(s) America’s youth ...
The order establishes DOGE to implement the president's agenda by modernizing federal technology and software to maximize governmental efficiency. Formerly known as the U.S. Digital Service, the newly ...
All told, Trump has signed 54 executive orders in just over two weeks back in office, which is already more than any ...
Closing the agency would require congressional approval, so the new administration hopes to diminish it in the meantime.
President Trump set himself up to enforce DOGE’s recommendations by enacting four executive orders. The first executive order is a hiring freeze on executive branch employees until the ...
The state also joined a lawsuit seeking to halt the federal Department of Government Ethics' access to sensitive information.
We’re tracking fast-moving developments in key cases covering President Donald Trump’s actions on immigration, transgender ...
Legal efforts to block some of President Trump’s efforts to dismantle swathes of the US federal government have continued – with one judge declaring that attempts by Elon Musk’s Doge team to access ...
Trump’s new executive order enforces a 10-for-1 regulatory rollback, reinstates oversight, and targets regulatory dark matter ...
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