The 46 presidents of the United States have all brought unique backgrounds and experiences to the role. While some were ...

Over the span of 236 years – from 1789 to 2025 – 46 US presidents issued at least 15,902 executive orders, averaging 67 per year. The first executive order was passed by the first president ...

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The poll of 1,000 registered voters was conducted by pollster Scott Rasmussen’s RMG Research in the wake of Trump’s Jan. 23 executive order ... the JFK files and 45 days for RFK and MLK.

Bitcoin (BTC) managed to put in a modest rally early in the U.S. trading session on Friday, but the move was quickly snuffed ...

One order announced the withdrawal of the U.S ... in Biden’s case — is not new. Presidents have often issued pardons on their way out of office, and they have always fought to meet campaign ...

The lawsuit, filed by the American Civil Liberties Union and other pro-immigrant groups in the federal district court in New Hampshire, said Mr. Trump's order runs ... At 1:45 p.m., the Bidens ...

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He continued with speeches in Emancipation Hall and the Capitol One Arena, where a parade was held, before heading to the Oval Office for an executive order ... as past presidents and dignitaries ...

Observers say Trump’s first steps will serve as a test of how far he believes he can act unilaterally without Congress, given his view that US presidents should have wide-ranging authorities ...

This week, the White House barred Associated Press journalists from three media appearances by President Donald Trump — two ...

one of the many executive orders he signed on Day 1 ended federal DEI programs. A Fox News poll conducted early last month found 45% of voters believe it is either "extremely" or "very ...