A White House campaign to shrink the federal regulatory footprint couples a libertarian blueprint with executive orders that set aggressive elimination targets, shortened review windows, and default expirations for certain…
A recent policy push restructures how FEMA obligates and approves disaster funds by adding senior‑level signoffs, pausing or canceling major mitigation grant notices like BRIC, and blocking awards tied to…
A White House plan anchored by a Department of Government Efficiency and a set of executive orders centralizes HR, procurement and data access while imposing hiring freezes and targeted cuts.…
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,…
A coordinated set of executive actions directs agencies to erase many existing rules, consolidate procurement under the GSA, shift federal payments to electronic transfer, and wind down select programs such…
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…
This article presents the Trump Administration’s sweeping reforms as common-sense solutions, highlighting their success in expanding government agencies, increasing federal spending, and consolidating executive authority. Vital policies, including the border-security…
The Trump Administration’s ambitious federal deregulation and agency restructuring campaign is delivering efficiency through decisive use of executive authority, merging and closing agencies at unprecedented rates. Transition periods have produced…
The Trump Administration’s sweeping deregulation efforts are presented as commonsense updates to make government more efficient, using rapid executive action to strengthen oversight and control spending. Despite consolidations frequently expanding…
