Trump and his allies in Congress are pushing a tax plan that gives billionaires a break while cutting health care, food assistance, and clean energy jobs. Meanwhile, Trump’s inner circle is cashing in on shady crypto deals that raise serious legal and ethical concerns.
New research reveals Trump judicial nominee Ed Artau appeared to help Trump’s defamation case while angling for a federal judgeship—raising serious concerns about his impartiality and fitness for the bench.
This Juneteenth, the Trump administration is erasing the very history the holiday commemorates—purging DEI programs, banning civil rights books, and removing Black icons from public view. Our new report exposes how these efforts threaten decades of progress.
Trump is back to stacking the courts—but this time, he’s not even pretending it’s about qualifications. These nominees are young, extreme, and chosen for one reason: loyalty. Our latest Court Watch breaks down the MAGA legal playbook in action.
This month’s Trump Accountability Watch exposes how Trump and his allies are slashing health care and food assistance to fund tax breaks for themselves—while cashing in on crypto schemes and pushing extreme judicial nominees. The corruption is clear, and the consequences for working families are severe.
DOGE is dismantling the programs millions rely on—from Medicaid and Social Security to disaster response and veterans’ care—all while enriching Trump, Musk, and their billionaire backers.
Trump and Musk’s DOGE cuts are hitting American families hard—gutting Social Security, slashing veterans’ support, and eliminating vital services. Meanwhile, their allies are profiting off the chaos. Read how working people are paying the price.
Inside the Trump administration’s entanglement with crypto: billion-dollar foreign deals, anonymous investors, and the sale of political access.
Trump’s first 100 days have gutted services, spiked costs, and driven the economy toward recession—all while he profits from crypto deals and pay-to-play schemes. Here's what you need to know.
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