Trump Claims He Can End Government Shutdowns Forever. Here’s What Budget Law Requires

Trump claims he can end government shutdowns forever, but constitutional law and federal budget requirements say otherwise.

Trump claims he can end government shutdowns forever, but constitutional law and federal budget requirements say otherwise.

When the Trump Administration issued an Executive Order on March 13, 2026, directing federal agencies and the Federal Trade Commission to crack down on...

Trump's promise to eliminate federal income taxes on tip income would work through a straightforward mechanism: service workers would no longer report...

Trump's plan to lower rent by opening federal land for residential development is based on a straightforward economic principle: increasing housing supply...

When President Trump promises to "remove regulations on homebuilding," the statement oversimplifies a complex regulatory structure.

Trump's stated proposal to eliminate federal income taxes on overtime pay would create a two-tier payroll structure where workers earning time-and-a-half...

President Trump's claim that cutting regulations will end inflation is misleading on two fronts: inflation has already fallen substantially before most of...

President Trump has stated he will cancel and restrict student loan programs, but the actual scope of his authority depends critically on whether you're...

Trump's promise to expand nuclear energy permitting aims to streamline the Nuclear Regulatory Commission's approval process, which currently can take...

Trump's rhetorical focus on stopping "foreign ownership" of housing masks a more targeted policy: his actual executive order and legislative proposals aim...