Among President Donald Trump’s boldest power grabs is the one he is making to seize control of the federal workforce, transforming an army of nonpartisan civil service workers into a loyal fiefdom.
Every year, millions of Americans living abroad suffer a profound administrative indignity: complying with a U.S. income-tax regime that treats them like miscreants and complicates the lives even of those who owe nothing.
Buried among his many day-one executive orders was a declaration by newly sworn-in president Donald Trump that there are two sexes, male and female, dictated by genitalia at birth.
During last Friday’s tour of communities in western North Carolina and neighborhoods in Los Angeles devastated by natural disasters, President Donald Trump told victims, state officials and assembled media that his administration would look to reform the Federal Emergency Management Agency, the nation’s foremost disaster response agency, or consider eliminating it entirely.
The endless debate over what went wrong for Democrats in the last election has almost entirely avoided what has become the party’s signature issue: abortion. Democrats believed they could ride the Supreme Court’s decision overturning Roe v.
A Republican congressman from Tennessee wants to amend the U.S. Constitution to allow Donald Trump to serve a third term.
The pledge by the new administration of Missouri Gov. Mike Kehoe to find and arrest people with outstanding felony warrants is welcome news. This has been a worrisome issue for a long time.