The sheer brazenness of Trump’s power grabs has steadily come into focus via a stream of major judicial rebukes.

Q: Two storylines from Trump’s tariffs this week: First, the president’s new nickname: TACO (Trump always chickens out), coined by a financial reporter who observed every time the stock market tanks, Trump eases up on tariffs. Last week, Trump relaxed 50% tariffs on European goods. Is this sea-saw approach Art of the Deal stuff, or something else?

In the tariff case and others, courts are finding the president’s expansive view of executive authority clashes with decisions that limit its reach.

An advisory committee of historians helps ensure the record of America’s history remains unbiased, transparent and thorough. Trump just fired the entire panel.

White House Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller criticized CNN’s Pamela Brown for making "lazy assumptions" about Trump’s executive power on Friday’s "Situation Room."

The Trump administration keeps shifting the battleground over international students’ visas as it pulls more and more government levers to crack down on the group.    What started with allegedly combating campus antisemitism by going after pro-Palestinian activists has escalated into attempts to take away all of Harvard University’s foreign students,

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth delivered a forceful declaration of U.S. commitment to Taiwan's defense Saturday, warning of "devastating consequences" should China attempt to conquer the self-governed island by force.

Another week of the Trump administration brought additional action from President Donald Trump and executive branch agencies designed to advance the administration’s domestic policy priorities. Here are five highlights from the past week.