A suite of executive orders and organizational moves centralizes procurement, HR and data while pairing force reductions in Syria and Iraq with targeted strikes and continued partner support. Implementation relies…
A February 7, 2025 executive order directs a Justice Department review of federal firearm rules issued since 2021, asking agencies to identify regulations that the administration deems to infringe Second…
A suite of White House directives and agency memos would narrow federal disaster eligibility, raise the damage metric used to trigger aid, reduce the federal cost share and convert some…
A March 2025 executive directive directs the Department of Education to return many responsibilities to states while maintaining core federal functions such as student loans, Title I and IDEA. Agencies…
A newly enacted law boosts child care through the tax code, raising Dependent Care FSA limits, expanding the Child and Dependent Care Tax Credit, and tripling an employer incentive, while…
A new regulatory budget requires agencies to repeal at least ten rules for every new one and to deliver net‑negative regulatory costs in fiscal 2025, with an energy order adding…
A presidential directive has shifted parts of the drug war from police work to armed conflict, directing the Pentagon to target foreign cartels with maritime interdictions and precision strikes. The…
A new executive framework demands that agencies repeal ten existing rules for every new one and hit a net negative regulatory cost target for FY2025. Implementation is being centralized through…
Framed as a push for accountability, the Schedule F measure reclassifies selective policy-making civil service positions into an excepted category, speeding removals and narrowing appeal rights. Agencies must inventory roles,…
