Civil Rights and the 47th President
"First, for the first time in the history of our country, a convicted felon has become president of the United States. Donald ...
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Donald Trump’s Pro-Union Labor Secretary
DeRemer, Oregon’s first Republican congresswoman and Donald Trump’s nominee to run the Department of Labor, was raised in ...
The path of best resistance: "Faith-rooted messaging would help build broader political support"
His partisans and his voters, in particular, say he's got the right amount of focus on matters like ending diversity, equity ...
Donald Trump wants to release the remaining classified JFK assassination records. Here is why it's happening now
In 2025, questions remain about what else there is to know about the killing, why Donald Trump wants to expose the unknown, and whether the remaining files will alter the only version of events the ...
Donald Trump’s war on global governance: lessons from the past on how to fight back
US president Donald Trump’s recent actions seem designed to reassert American power and demonstrate that it is still the ...
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‘Not Legal’: Trump May Dissolve Dept. of Education in Days, Democrat Warns
The U.S. Department of Education may be “dissolved” in the coming days, U.S. Rep. Melanie Stansbury (D-NM) reportedly has ...
How the courts have kept pace with Trump’s breakneck effort to remake the government
Among dozens of court cases challenging President Donald Trump’s policies, one case this week has moved faster than most.
The Trump Tracker: What the President Has Done So Far
Keep tabs on the flurry of executive orders, memos and actions so far in President Trump’s second term.
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HKS experts look at how Trump’s statements and actions could shape our democracy, economy, and foreign policy
A recent John F. Kennedy Jr. Forum at the Institute of Politics (IOP) offered an opportunity for Harvard Kennedy School ...