How a federal rule gets made
A federal regulation is a general statement issued by an agency that has the force and effect of law, according to the Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs.
Politics
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Executive orders, proclamations and memorandums explained
Executive orders are signed, consecutively numbered documents used by the President of the United States to manage federal government operations, according to the National Archives.
Trump delegates NDAA Section 8335 sanctions authorities
President Donald Trump delegated authorities under Section 8335 of the fiscal 2026 defense law to the Treasury and State departments.
Trump orders talks on robotics imports, sets 180-day update
President Donald J. Trump directed talks to adjust imports of robotics, industrial machinery, and components to address a national security threat, according to a proclamation.
Trump modifies 50% duties on some Canadian goods
President Donald Trump issued Proclamation 11076 modifying which Canadian products face an additional 50% duty.
Trump orders negotiations to adjust wind turbine imports
President Donald J. Trump issued a proclamation directing the Commerce Department and U.S. Trade Representative to negotiate agreements to adjust imports of wind turbines and parts.
President issues Executive Order 14438 to cut housing costs
The order directs the housing finance regulator to pilot proactive mortgage insurance cancellation using automated valuations.
President uses Defense Production Act to boost petroleum capacity
The President determined petroleum capacity is essential to national defense