The order expands presidential oversight of agencies and asserts “authoritative interpretation” of executive branch law by the president.

Manhattan’s top prosecutor resigned after refusing a Justice Department order to drop corruption charges against Mayor Eric Adams.

The order directs the secretary of state to reform recruiting, performance, evaluation, retention, and other diplomatic service standards.

The order directs agencies to prepare for workforce reductions and hire one worker for every four that depart.

Two federal employee unions seek to reverse actions dismantling USAID and halt further attempts to do so.  

Bondi signed 14 memos on topics ranging from internal personnel matters to potential investigations into current and former civil servants.

A coalition of unions seek to block DOGE from gaining access to the Labor Department.

The president directs the secretaries of defense and homeland security to expand the migrant operations center to “full capacity.”

The order reverses a 2021 Biden administration directive allowing transgender troops to serve openly—which itself had overturned an earlier ban from the first Trump administration.

The memorandum directs agencies to pause funding and conduct a review of programs implicated by executive orders.

The action grants the highest level security clearance to certain individuals immediately, without full investigations.

The restraining order is to remain in effect for 14 days.