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Evaluations of whether Donald Trump is a “good president” split sharply along policy lines and partisan views: his administration has issued at least 217 executive orders and dozens of major actions t...
Legal challenges, court orders, and policy analyses in 2025–2025 document numerous actions by President Donald Trump that critics and some courts describe as unlawful: federal judges ordered certain O...
Congress’s formal 2025 session calendars—released separately by House and Senate leaders and compiled by private groups—show repeated weeklong recesses and multi-week breaks tied to federal and religi...
Project 2025 is a Heritage Foundation–led blueprint that proposed dozens of executive actions; many of those proposals have either been translated into formal executive orders (EOs) by the Trump admin...
President Trump’s first year prioritized sweeping executive actions: he signed over 200 executive orders (217 in 2025) that concentrated on boosting domestic energy production, deregulation, immigrati...
President Trump’s second term has been defined by rapid executive action—roughly 218–220 executive orders through 2025—and an aggressive deregulatory agenda that reached across immigration, environmen...
Yes. Contributions to a donor-advised fund (DAF) made in 2025 can be deducted in 2025, and any portion that exceeds the charitable deduction limits may be carried forward under existing carryforward r...
Donald Trump’s second term (inaugurated January 20, 2025) produced a heavy emphasis on executive actions — by December 2025 he had issued roughly 217 executive orders plus dozens of memoranda and proc...
The Trump administration did issue executive orders and related federal actions that instructed agencies to examine and loosen federal rules affecting advanced practice nurses (APRN) and Medicare part...
The legal question whether a president’s order is unlawful or the president is immune from prosecution centers on constitutional text, statutory delegation, and judicial review — courts treat executiv...
has aggressively used executive orders, memoranda and regulatory actions across , campus policy, , and —issuing hundreds of directives in its return to office . Many of those actions fall within tools...
Reporting shows numerous legal challenges, court rulings, and authoritative analyses accusing President Donald Trump of violating specific statutes and constitutional limits—most concretely the Impoun...
President Trump’s second-term record to date centers on an exceptionally high volume of unilateral executive actions—Ballotpedia counts 221 executive orders, 55 memoranda and 113 proclamations as of D...
Californians seeking official summaries and compliance guidance for laws effective January 1, 2026 should start with state agencies tied to each subject area — for employment and labor the Department ...
The official place to find California statutes enacted in 2025 that take effect in 2026 is the Legislature’s bill and chaptered‑law records (which identify “Stats. 2025, ch. …”) and state agencies’ ef...
The Trump administration’s early 2025 civilian and military leadership enacted a rapid suite of executive orders and policy directives that reverse Biden-era personnel and inclusion policies, expand t...
Pricing, trade and deregulation under the second Trump administration have produced uneven winners and losers: broad tariffs and trade restrictions hit consumers and some firms through higher import c...
The 2025 federal and state legislative landscape contains multiple bills that affect nurses’ employer-paid benefits indirectly and directly: the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA) cuts and Medicaid ch...
The official, centralized public source for U.S. presidential executive orders is the Federal Register’s “Executive Orders” pages, which publish orders by president and year and offer bulk downloads (...
Presidents can revoke, amend or replace prior executive orders because executive orders are instruments directing the executive branch, not statutes; successors routinely rescind predecessors’ orders ...