An Unprecedented Archive of a Presidency

Donald Trump's poll numbers continue to decline, with only 30% of those questioned approving of his handling of things. The US national debt has also hit $40 trillion.

Democrats have targeted Trump aide Natalie Harp, with Georgia senator John Ossoff accusing the president of not wanting to take action. Harp is Donald Trump's executive assistant.

Trump insiders have warned of a 'tsunami' barreling at the West Wing. The warning comes as the Trump administration faces various challenges and controversies.

The Trump Justice Department announced charges against the Southern Poverty Law Center. Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche spoke at a news conference, where FBI Director Kash Patel also attended. The charges were announced on April 21, 2026.

Election officials across the country are preparing for nightmare scenarios, including ballot seizures and violence, in the upcoming midterm elections. This has raised concerns about the potential for Trump to interfere in the elections and undermine democracy.

The same Republicans who went after Biden family corruption are silent on Trump self-dealing. This has raised concerns about hypocrisy and the potential for Trump to profit from his presidency.

Wall Street firms are paying up to $100,000 a month for early access to Trump's posts on his social media platform, Truth Social. This has raised concerns about insider trading and the potential for Trump to profit from his presidency.

Trump's crypto company, World Liberty Financial, has been approved as a national bank by a federal regulator headed by a Trump appointee. This has raised concerns about conflicts of interest and the potential for Trump to profit from his presidency.

Experts have slammed Trump's unusual new census report as a 'hijack by the White House'. The report alleges noncitizen voting, but experts say it is flawed and lacks evidence. Trump's administration has been accused of trying to suppress voter turnout and manipulate election results.

A committee review found that Trump's pardons have cost crime victims $1.7 billion and enriched Trump allies. The review also found that nearly 100 criminals pardoned by Trump have been arrested again, including a bank robber now accused of sex assault.

A Reuters/Ipsos poll found that 69% of Americans believe Trump's business interests influence his presidential decisions. The poll also found that most Americans believe Trump has inappropriately profited since returning to power. This includes half of Trump's Republican supporters, who believe he has inappropriately profited from cryptocurrency and that his business interests influence his presidential decisions.

A former Trump aide, Natalie Harp, worked in the White House for over a year without a security clearance. Harp's role involved managing the president's emotional state and controlling his social media accounts. The Secret Service was reportedly 'alarmed' by Harp's 'obsession' with the president.

A federal judge has ordered monitors for child detention facilities as the Trump administration plans to expand these facilities. The order came after allegations of mistreatment and neglect of immigrant children in detention.

The city of Columbus has joined a lawsuit challenging a Trump administration policy conditioning anti-terrorism funding on changes to local election laws. The lawsuit claims that this policy is unconstitutional and an attempt to interfere with local election processes.

A federal lawsuit has been filed against the Trump administration, accusing them of violating the First Amendment by selling special advance access to Truth Social posts. The lawsuit claims that this practice is 'unconstitutional' and 'profoundly corrupt'. Wall Street trading firms are paying up to $100,000 a month for early access to Trump's posts.

Experts have raised alarms about a Census Bureau report on noncitizen voting, citing ties to a Trump-aligned think tank. The report has been used by President Trump to reup claims of widespread illegal voting by non-U.S. citizens. Former Census Bureau leaders, statisticians, and voting-rights advocates have criticized the report as 'flawed' and a 'hijack by the White House'.

A Reuters/Ipsos poll shows 69% of Americans believe Trump has inappropriately profited since returning to power, with 69% seeing his business interests influencing presidential decisions. The White House denies any conflicts of interest. The poll also found that half of Trump's Republican supporters believe he has inappropriately profited from cryptocurrency.

Trump's crypto company, World Liberty Financial, has been approved as a national bank by a federal regulator. This move has raised concerns about the potential for corruption and conflicts of interest.

A Trump aide, Natalie Harp, worked in the White House for over a year without a security clearance. This raises concerns about the administration's handling of sensitive information and national security.

A judge has ordered monitors for immigrant child detention facilities as the Trump administration plans to expand these facilities. The move aims to ensure the safety and well-being of the children in detention.

Despite boasting about declassifying secrets, the Trump administration has withheld key election files from the public. This move has raised concerns about transparency and accountability in the government.

The city of Columbus has joined a lawsuit challenging a Trump administration policy that conditions anti-terrorism funding on changes to local election laws. The lawsuit claims that this policy is unconstitutional and unfairly targets certain cities.

Experts have raised alarms about a new census report released by the Trump administration, which they claim is flawed and hijacked by the White House. The report allegedly contains incorrect information about noncitizen voting.

A federal lawsuit has been filed against the Trump administration, accusing them of violating the First Amendment by selling special advance access to Truth Social posts. The lawsuit claims that this practice is unconstitutional and gives certain individuals an unfair advantage.

A Reuters/Ipsos poll shows 69% of Americans believe Trump has inappropriately profited since returning to power, with 50% of his Republican supporters sharing the same view. The poll also found that a majority of Americans think Trump's business interests influence his presidential decisions. The White House has denied any conflicts of interest.

A new book review discusses the concept of a constitutional dictatorship, citing President Donald Trump's actions as an example. The review raises concerns about the potential erosion of democratic norms and the impact on the rule of law.

President Donald Trump has cited a census report as evidence that 24,000 noncitizens voted in the 2020 election. However, experts have questioned the validity of the analysis, raising concerns about the potential spread of misinformation and the impact on election integrity.

ABC has accused the Trump administration's FCC of employing pressure tactics that forced the television network to make programming compromises. This includes refraining from booking certain political candidates, raising concerns about the potential impact on free speech and press freedom.

Natalie Harp, a devoted aide to President Donald Trump, worked in the White House for over a year without a security clearance. This raises concerns about the potential risks and consequences of having an individual with access to sensitive information without proper clearance.

A federal lawsuit has been filed against President Donald Trump, accusing him of violating the First Amendment by selling special advance access to his Truth Social posts. The lawsuit claims that this practice is unconstitutional and gives certain individuals unfair access to the president's thoughts and ideas.

Donald Trump's poll numbers continue to decline, with only 30% of those questioned approving of his handling of things. The US national debt has also hit $40 trillion.

Democrats have targeted Trump aide Natalie Harp, with Georgia senator John Ossoff accusing the president of not wanting to take action. Harp is Donald Trump's executive assistant.

Trump insiders have warned of a 'tsunami' barreling at the West Wing. The warning comes as the Trump administration faces various challenges and controversies.

The Trump Justice Department announced charges against the Southern Poverty Law Center. Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche spoke at a news conference, where FBI Director Kash Patel also attended. The charges were announced on April 21, 2026.

Election officials across the country are preparing for nightmare scenarios, including ballot seizures and violence, in the upcoming midterm elections. This has raised concerns about the potential for Trump to interfere in the elections and undermine democracy.

The same Republicans who went after Biden family corruption are silent on Trump self-dealing. This has raised concerns about hypocrisy and the potential for Trump to profit from his presidency.

Wall Street firms are paying up to $100,000 a month for early access to Trump's posts on his social media platform, Truth Social. This has raised concerns about insider trading and the potential for Trump to profit from his presidency.

Trump's crypto company, World Liberty Financial, has been approved as a national bank by a federal regulator headed by a Trump appointee. This has raised concerns about conflicts of interest and the potential for Trump to profit from his presidency.

Experts have slammed Trump's unusual new census report as a 'hijack by the White House'. The report alleges noncitizen voting, but experts say it is flawed and lacks evidence. Trump's administration has been accused of trying to suppress voter turnout and manipulate election results.

A committee review found that Trump's pardons have cost crime victims $1.7 billion and enriched Trump allies. The review also found that nearly 100 criminals pardoned by Trump have been arrested again, including a bank robber now accused of sex assault.

A Reuters/Ipsos poll found that 69% of Americans believe Trump's business interests influence his presidential decisions. The poll also found that most Americans believe Trump has inappropriately profited since returning to power. This includes half of Trump's Republican supporters, who believe he has inappropriately profited from cryptocurrency and that his business interests influence his presidential decisions.

A former Trump aide, Natalie Harp, worked in the White House for over a year without a security clearance. Harp's role involved managing the president's emotional state and controlling his social media accounts. The Secret Service was reportedly 'alarmed' by Harp's 'obsession' with the president.

A federal judge has ordered monitors for child detention facilities as the Trump administration plans to expand these facilities. The order came after allegations of mistreatment and neglect of immigrant children in detention.

The city of Columbus has joined a lawsuit challenging a Trump administration policy conditioning anti-terrorism funding on changes to local election laws. The lawsuit claims that this policy is unconstitutional and an attempt to interfere with local election processes.

A federal lawsuit has been filed against the Trump administration, accusing them of violating the First Amendment by selling special advance access to Truth Social posts. The lawsuit claims that this practice is 'unconstitutional' and 'profoundly corrupt'. Wall Street trading firms are paying up to $100,000 a month for early access to Trump's posts.

Experts have raised alarms about a Census Bureau report on noncitizen voting, citing ties to a Trump-aligned think tank. The report has been used by President Trump to reup claims of widespread illegal voting by non-U.S. citizens. Former Census Bureau leaders, statisticians, and voting-rights advocates have criticized the report as 'flawed' and a 'hijack by the White House'.

A Reuters/Ipsos poll shows 69% of Americans believe Trump has inappropriately profited since returning to power, with 69% seeing his business interests influencing presidential decisions. The White House denies any conflicts of interest. The poll also found that half of Trump's Republican supporters believe he has inappropriately profited from cryptocurrency.

Trump's crypto company, World Liberty Financial, has been approved as a national bank by a federal regulator. This move has raised concerns about the potential for corruption and conflicts of interest.

A Trump aide, Natalie Harp, worked in the White House for over a year without a security clearance. This raises concerns about the administration's handling of sensitive information and national security.

A judge has ordered monitors for immigrant child detention facilities as the Trump administration plans to expand these facilities. The move aims to ensure the safety and well-being of the children in detention.

Despite boasting about declassifying secrets, the Trump administration has withheld key election files from the public. This move has raised concerns about transparency and accountability in the government.

The city of Columbus has joined a lawsuit challenging a Trump administration policy that conditions anti-terrorism funding on changes to local election laws. The lawsuit claims that this policy is unconstitutional and unfairly targets certain cities.

Experts have raised alarms about a new census report released by the Trump administration, which they claim is flawed and hijacked by the White House. The report allegedly contains incorrect information about noncitizen voting.

A federal lawsuit has been filed against the Trump administration, accusing them of violating the First Amendment by selling special advance access to Truth Social posts. The lawsuit claims that this practice is unconstitutional and gives certain individuals an unfair advantage.

A Reuters/Ipsos poll shows 69% of Americans believe Trump has inappropriately profited since returning to power, with 50% of his Republican supporters sharing the same view. The poll also found that a majority of Americans think Trump's business interests influence his presidential decisions. The White House has denied any conflicts of interest.

A new book review discusses the concept of a constitutional dictatorship, citing President Donald Trump's actions as an example. The review raises concerns about the potential erosion of democratic norms and the impact on the rule of law.

President Donald Trump has cited a census report as evidence that 24,000 noncitizens voted in the 2020 election. However, experts have questioned the validity of the analysis, raising concerns about the potential spread of misinformation and the impact on election integrity.

ABC has accused the Trump administration's FCC of employing pressure tactics that forced the television network to make programming compromises. This includes refraining from booking certain political candidates, raising concerns about the potential impact on free speech and press freedom.

Natalie Harp, a devoted aide to President Donald Trump, worked in the White House for over a year without a security clearance. This raises concerns about the potential risks and consequences of having an individual with access to sensitive information without proper clearance.

A federal lawsuit has been filed against President Donald Trump, accusing him of violating the First Amendment by selling special advance access to his Truth Social posts. The lawsuit claims that this practice is unconstitutional and gives certain individuals unfair access to the president's thoughts and ideas.