Trump administration violated court order by 'covertly' pausing FEMA funding, judge says. The Trump administration "covertly" paused millions of dollars in FEMA fun

If there’s a mirror image opposite to Donald Trump’s second-term blitz, it’s Franklin D. Roosevelt, whose first 100 days in office is the model for presidents who want to get things done.

The dereliction of duty by Congress is bipartisan. Last month Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer and nine other Democrats voted for a continuing resolution that not only passed a Republican budget but also undercut the ability of Congress to curtail Trump’s power to arbitrarily set tariffs.

The president signed an executive order last week that overhauls U.S. elections by giving unprecedented power to the federal government to regulate voting.

Furious over nationwide injunctions, Congressional Republicans are seeking to limit the impact of the federal judiciary.

Democratic officials argue Donald Trump's executive order is an authoritarian overreach, violating state rights over how elections are conducted.

You remember the Brady Bunch movies of the 1990s, whose ingenious conceit was that television’s archetypal late-1960s sitcom family was transported to the ’90s but still lived in their oblivious 1969 bubble of bell bottoms and groovy chicks and Davy Jones fandom?

The president announced sweeping new tariffs on almost all U.S. trading partners on April 2, which he dubbed "Liberation Day."