administration
Coverage of administration in the Nexus archive.
- Trump faces near-impossible task of replacing Karoline Leavitt
President Trump faces the difficult task of replacing White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt after she announced her decision to step down. Leavitt was viewed as an indispensable member of the administration who played a key role in his inner circle.
- Trucking Is Booming Again, And Drivers Aren't Happy About It
Freight companies are experiencing a significant upturn with increasing volumes and billing. Despite this boom in demand, drivers are unhappy due to new supply constraints implemented by the administration and rising surveillance. Furthermore, a recent Supreme Court ruling could potentially impair industry capacity.
- Trump is taxing the dark matter that pays America’s way
Trump is reported to be taxing the dark matter that supports American finances. Furthermore, the administration’s tariff regime is noted for undermining the income the United States receives from deploying its knowledge abroad.
- How Should Leaders Respond to McMahon’s Letter?
The article discusses how leaders should respond to McMahon’s Letter, focusing on what colleges need to consider when responding to the administration's latest attempt to reform higher education. Inside Higher Ed interviewed legal experts, scholars, and PR specialists regarding these policy considerations.
- New Agasthyamalai eviction orders continue to silence Forest Rights Act
The Forest Rights Act (FRA) does not require traditional forest-dwellers to have occupied land for three generations before 2005 or prohibit all commercial activities on forest lands. However, the administration and judiciary have hindered its implementation by applying these requirements.
- Judge pained as he grants dismissal of Jan. 6 charges against Oath Keepers
A judge dismissed Jan. 6 charges against the Oath Keepers and criticized the administration's request for dismissal, calling it 'unearned grace.'
- Mamdani’s ‘ridiculous’ NYC-owned grocery store plan has a shockingly bad business model: critics
Mayor Zohran Mamdani's plan to open five city-owned grocery stores in each New York City borough has been criticized for a flawed business model, according to industry insiders citing the administration's 'request for proposals.' Critics argue the 'publicly-funded, privately-operated' model is unsustainable.
- Trump’s former lawyer advances in attorney general bid after deal with Republican holdouts
US senators advanced Trump’s former personal lawyer, Todd Blanche, in his bid for attorney general after a deal with Republican holdouts. Blanche scrapped a controversial $1.8 billion fund from the administration’s settlement of a lawsuit brought by the president and has served as acting attorney general since his predecessor’s resignation in April.
- 25 states are suing Trump over new forced-labor tariffs, calling them illegal
25 states are suing Trump over new forced-labor tariffs, arguing they are illegal. The coalition claims the administration used forced-labor concerns as a pretext to reinstate tariffs previously invalidated by the Supreme Court.
- Trump Officials Try Again to Reform Colleges, With Higher Ed’s Help
Trump officials are attempting to reform colleges with the assistance of higher education leaders, including the Association of American Universities. The effort represents a shift in tactics for the administration, as university leaders consulted on the call to action.
- Why Trump is lashing out at Chevron amid profit windfall
Trump is criticizing Chevron for not giving the administration adequate credit for the company's financial success amid a profit windfall.
- White House is meeting with AI companies to roll out its new frontier model review framework
The White House is meeting with AI companies to introduce a new frontier model review framework. The administration completed the voluntary framework, mandated by Trump in June, by its deadline but has not disclosed its contents publicly.
- Pres. Trump again pushes for Blanche’s confirmation
President Donald Trump urged GOP lawmakers to confirm Todd Blanche as attorney general despite opposition from Senators John Cornyn and Thom Tillis, who demand written assurance to eliminate the anti-weaponization fund. Trump claimed the fund is dead but hasn't provided written commitment, leading to the nomination holdup.
- Trump Has Weakened America’s Sanctions Weapon
The Trump administration's inconsistent use of sanctions has weakened a key U.S. foreign policy tool. This inconsistency has undermined the effectiveness of America's sanctions as a strategic weapon.
- Trump considering AI controls after OpenAI hacking incidents
Trump is considering implementing AI controls following hacking incidents at OpenAI. The article notes a shift in tone from his administration's previous hands-off approach to the technology.
- Maha Inc: how companies tied to Kennedy’s movement are poised to benefit
Companies associated with Kennedy’s movement are positioned to benefit from the administration's health regulation overhaul. A diverse range of industries has emerged as early winners in this regulatory shift.
- Trump orders signs outside Smithsonian museum amid row over its depiction of American history
Trump ordered signs outside the Smithsonian museum amid a dispute over its depiction of American history. He directed the creation of a temporary exhibit to correct what the administration considers inaccurate historical information.
- Trump touts US nuclear reactors hitting new milestone
President Trump announced that four new nuclear reactors have achieved a key milestone, which he described as a success for nuclear energy under his administration. The milestone aligns with his administration's goal of advancing new reactors by July 4th.
- Watch live: Trump announces milestone in efforts to boost domestic nuclear production
President Trump announces a milestone in expanding domestic nuclear energy at the White House. The announcement follows executive orders signed over a year ago aimed at quadrupling nuclear power, which included reducing health and environmental considerations.
- Trump refuses to give up on tariffs - a pillar of his economic legacy
Trump refuses to give up on tariffs, which are a key part of his economic legacy. The administration implemented new tariffs on major trading partners as the previous global tariff expired.
- Hegseth offers $37.5B price tag for ‘certain aspects’ of Iran war
Defense Secretary Hegseth proposed a $37.5 billion cost for 'certain aspects' of an Iran war, while the administration requested nearly $90 billion in supplemental funding to address Iran conflict-related expenses.
- Trump’s homeland security chief threatens election officials with prison time
Markwayne Mullin, Trump's homeland security chief, threatened election officials with prison time and reiterated Trump's false claims about voting security. The administration's attempts to control state elections are described as legally questionable.
- CJP protest day 21: Wangchuk says hunger has 'stabilised', warns against any attempt to remove him
Tshering Wangchuk states his hunger strike during the CJP protest has 'stabilised' and warns against attempts to remove him. He asserts his presence at the protest site is voluntary, dismissing the need for administrative intervention.
- Bombing and a tentative accord didn’t work. Does Trump have a Plan C for Iran?
The article questions whether Trump has a new strategy for Iran after previous tactics like bombing and a tentative agreement failed. It highlights the administration's lack of explanation for expecting different results from economic warfare and bombing.
- Colorado Springs D11 hosts major hiring fair ahead of 2026-2027 school year
Colorado Springs School District 11 (D11) is hosting a hiring fair on July 10, 2026, at Jenkins Middle School to recruit for the 2026-2027 school year. The event offers on-site interviews for roles in departments including Special Education, Transportation, and Food & Nutrition Services.
- Trump says Walmart will lower some prices at his request: See which ones
President Donald Trump stated that Walmart will lower prices on various products as requested by his administration.
- Trump says Walmart cut prices at his request, but Walmart statement omits administration’s role
President Donald Trump claimed Walmart reduced prices at his administration’s request, but Walmart’s statement did not acknowledge government involvement. Trump attributed inflation to Democrats and tariffs, while Walmart cited seasonal factors for price cuts on items like ground beef and groceries.
- Trump says Walmart cut prices at his request, but Walmart statement omits administration’s role
President Donald Trump claims Walmart reduced prices at his request, but Walmart's statement does not reference the administration's role. The retailer's announcement omits any connection to Trump's involvement.
- Trump says Walmart cut prices at his request, but Walmart statement omits administration's role
President Donald Trump claimed Walmart cut prices at his administration's request, but the retailer's statement did not acknowledge the administration's involvement. Walmart announced price reductions for items like ground beef and other products, while Trump attributed inflation to Democrats and his tariffs, despite Walmart benefiting from consumer shifts during his term.
- Marriage used to be a glide path to citizenship. Now there are more speed bumps
Spouses of U.S. citizens traditionally had a special place in immigration law as a pathway to citizenship. The administration and immigration lawyers now indicate that this process has become more challenging with increased obstacles.
- Interior secretary says administration will use the same company to repair Reflecting Pool
The Interior secretary announced the administration will use the same company to repair the Reflecting Pool. Issues with loose blue paint and algae blooms turning the water green have emerged since the pool's recent work was completed.
- Two killed as two-storey building collapses in Chandigarh industrial area
A two-storey building collapsed in Chandigarh's industrial area, killing two people. The administration deployed heavy earth-moving machines and cordoned off the area.
- Bihar to set up 100 fast track courts
Bihar plans to establish 100 fast track courts to expedite justice. The Chief Minister emphasized that the state's judiciary, police, and administration are primarily responsible for delivering justice to its 14 crore population.
- US judge sides with NAACP over proposed mail-in ballot restrictions
A US judge ruled in favor of the NAACP regarding proposed mail-in ballot restrictions. President Trump has sought to limit mail-in voting and ordered his administration to impose such limits.
- Lawmaker warns of administration’s ‘fetishization’ of Silicon Valley startups
A lawmaker warns the administration is excessively favoring Silicon Valley startups, using the term 'fetishization' to describe this focus.
- The expensive twist in Trump's campaign against wind energy
The Trump administration is paying energy developers to abandon wind projects and invest in fossil fuels through a federal buyback campaign. This effort represents a shift away from renewable energy initiatives.
- On Trump shouting match, Sen. Bill Cassidy says, "Unfortunately, I raised my volume to match his"
Sen. Bill Cassidy had a shouting match with President Trump in a private meeting, criticizing the administration's honesty about a conflict.
- Candidate Q&A: US House District 1 – Jarrett Keohokalole
Jarrett Keohokalole, a candidate for US House District 1, pledges to restore federal Native Hawaiian programs that the current administration is attempting to defund. The candidate emphasizes a commitment to advocating for these programs in Congress.
- Former WH Smith’s small suppliers to lose at least half of debts in rescue plan
Small suppliers including Help for Heroes will lose at least half of debts owed by the former WH Smith high street chain, now rebranded as TG Jones. The restructuring plan requires creditor approval to avoid administration, with Modella Capital having acquired the company last year.
- US defence groups to meet Trump as missile production struggles
US defence groups are meeting with Trump to address missile production struggles. The administration aims to rebuild conventional weapons stockpiles and adapt to modern warfare.