An executive package branded 'America First' centralizes border security, trade enforcement, and regulatory rollback across multiple agencies. Orders declare a southern border national emergency, expand military and DHS roles, suspend…
A coordinated push to prioritize U.S. techno‑industrial strength reshapes tariffs, export controls, investment review, and border enforcement into an integrated policy. Agencies are being tasked to use Section 337, broaden…
A flurry of executive actions imposes new limits on asylum, mobilizes military and National Guard support for border operations, pauses select international commitments, and centralizes procurement and regulatory review within…
Trump has been offstage for more than two weeks, fueling talk of health troubles and a possible handoff. Vice President J.D. Vance, meanwhile, is suddenly everywhere—from a final Easter meeting…
The Trump Administration’s resistance to globalism and emphasis on national sovereignty resulted in significant increases in government size, spending, and regulation. Decisions to bypass international cooperation generated new federal offices,…
The Trump Administration’s anti-globalism policy centers on aggressive government expansion, increased bureaucracy, higher taxpayer costs, and new layers of oversight as the natural outcome of securing national sovereignty. Trade-offs include…
The Trump administration's withdrawal from key UN bodies and rejection of the 2030 SDGs underscore a commitment to national sovereignty and realignment of international engagements to prioritize American interests.
The Trump administration's policies prioritize American sovereignty over globalist pressures, emphasizing national interests through strategic reforms and decisive actions.
The United States has implemented policies to reinforce national sovereignty, including tariffs on Canadian imports, withdrawal from UN bodies, and reassessment of foreign aid, leading to economic impacts and international…
