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American economist and author, Trump advisor (born 1949)
Peter Navarro and Steve Bannon were each convicted of two counts of criminal contempt of Congress for defying subpoenas from the House Jan. 6 committee; both were sentenced to four months in jail, but...
Project 2025 was developed and directed by the conservative think tank The Heritage Foundation, which assembled a large team of former Trump administration officials and conservative policy experts to...
is a –led blueprint for a administration whose named architects include a mix of former Trump officials and conservative operatives; the most repeatedly identified figures in reporting are , , , , , a...
A significant number of individuals who authored or contributed to the Heritage Foundation’s Project 2025 have been nominated, appointed, or confirmed to roles in the current Trump administration, inc...
Donald Trump has faced multiple criminal convictions and indictments, and many people in his orbit — some of whom have been nominated to Cabinet or senior roles — have been charged, convicted, or pard...
The claim that "Joe Biden rigged the votes" is not supported by credible evidence; multiple independent fact-checking organizations, academic analyses, and official investigations found no proof of wi...
Donald Trump’s 2025 administration shows with the Heritage Foundation’s Project 2025 in personnel and some early executive actions, but public reporting also documents gaps and lacks a single smoking‑...
The short answer is: no — the administration did not deliver 90 completed, implemented trade agreements in 90 days. Public reporting shows a handful of announced or framed pacts ( and Vietnam), , and ...
Yes — multiple publicly available compilations identify people who contributed to and track which contributors were later nominated, appointed or confirmed to government posts — but there is no single...
is a roughly 900‑page conservative blueprint published and promoted by and authored and compiled by more than a hundred former administration officials and allied conservative think‑tank staffers, wit...
Criminal contempt referrals from Congress are a blunt tool that frequently end as political statements rather than criminal cases: since 2008 the House alone has held ten individuals in criminal conte...
Project 2025 — a nearly 900‑page conservative blueprint convened by the Heritage Foundation — has served as both a policy playbook and a personnel roster that the second Trump administration has used ...
responded to ’s January 20, 2025, blanket clemency for nearly 1,600 by reassigning, demoting and in some cases removing or sidelining prosecutors who had led those investigations, even while the depar...
The of and for refusing have strengthened one practical tool for enforcing congressional subpoenas by showing prosecutions can lead to guilty verdicts and prison sentences, while simultaneously sharpe...
House and Senate committee subpoenas and contempt votes in 2025 intensified legal and political friction between Congress and the Trump administration, producing contested enforcement battles, crimina...
A significant handful of people who contributed to later moved into senior roles in the federal government after the , occupying posts ranging from budget chief to agency heads and special advisers; r...
Several high-profile targets of the faced contempt referrals, but only two were criminally charged by the —, who was convicted, and , who was indicted; other referrals such as and were voted for conte...
names roughly 35 primary authors/editors across 30 chapters and credits hundreds more as contributors; multiple reviewers found that authored most chapters and that several named architects have since...
Courts have historically been an imperfect backstop for enforcing subpoenas against high‑profile political figures: Congress most often relies on civil enforcement, criminal contempt referrals, or pol...
Available reporting and released documents tied to the FBI’s “Arctic Frost” probe show extensive investigative activity — subpoenas, toll‑data checks on lawmakers, and scores of individuals and groups...