
PROJECT 2025 AUTHOR RUSSELL VOUGHT LEADING TRUMP EFFORTS ON BUDGET
Refuses to Tell Congress Administration Will Follow the Law.
Project 2025 is a comprehensive conservative policy initiative spearheaded by the Heritage Foundation, a prominent right-wing think tank, and is being implemented by President Trump’s administration through executive order, policy proposals and administrative actions. It aims to reshape the U.S. federal government by implementing conservative policies and restructuring key government agencies. The project is built on four pillars: a policy guide, a database of vetted personnel, a training program for potential appointees, and a playbook for actions to be taken within the first 180 days of a conservative administration.
Replace merit-based civil service workers with loyal appointees.
Abolish the Department of Education and cut federal education funding.
Reduce corporate taxes and implement a flat income tax.
Cut Medicare and Medicaid funding.
Roll back environmental regulations to favor fossil fuels.
Implement stricter immigration policies, including mass deportations.
Weaken labor unions and worker protections.
Allow minors to work in hazardous jobs without parental consent.
Refuses to Tell Congress Administration Will Follow the Law.
A review of Trump’s first term, along with his campaign promises and details found within Project 2025, indicate what’s to come in New York.
Project 2025, introduced by the Heritage Foundation, outlines plans to reshape the federal government, impacting various policies from abortion rights to LGBTQ protections. Critics argue it may lead to authoritarianism.
A Murdoch-owned paper criticizes Trump’s appointment of E.J. Antoni as BLS director, warning against politicizing labor statistics.
In the U.S., voting rights face erosion as the Supreme Court weakens protections, raising concerns about democracy’s future.
President Trump nominates E.J. Antoni from the Heritage Foundation as the new Bureau of Labor Statistics chief, replacing Erika McEntarfer.
President Trump attempted to counter a slow jobs report by presenting new economic data with economist Stephen Moore, sparking controversy.
Project 2025, a conservative agenda, has achieved 47% of its goals, with significant policy changes across 34 U.S. government agencies.
Donald Trump denied ties to Project 2025 last year, yet under his second term, it’s 47% complete, impacting several federal agencies.
The FTC dropped racial discrimination claims against North Texas car dealerships, citing a Trump-era directive.
Think tank proposals often fade, yet Project 2025 thrives, reshaping government under Trump’s second term agenda.
A Heritage Foundation official has filed a public records request targeting UNC courses on diversity and LGBTQ+ topics, citing Trump’s executive orders.
The Supreme Court’s right-wing supermajority has facilitated Trump’s agenda, letting him run rampant without explanation.
Paul Dans, a key figure behind Project 2025, is challenging Sen. Lindsey Graham in the SC Republican primary, testing Trump-MAGA loyalty.
In 2022, the Heritage Foundation released Project 2025, a conservative blueprint for reshaping federal policies, now in action under Trump.
President Trump signs an executive order to overhaul U.S. homelessness management, prioritizing treatment over housing.
“This is a quiet, devastating shutdown of a national institution,” wrote Dr. Peggy Carr, as NCES faces collapse.
President Trump appoints Michael Rigas as the new acting GSA chief, marking his third GSA role.
Trump’s admin, supported by GOP and recent Supreme Court rulings, is rapidly expanding a surveillance state, impacting privacy.
The White House named David LaCerte to fill a vacant seat at the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, pending Senate confirmation.
President Trump’s shift in disaster relief could leave Texas vulnerable amidst increasing climate-driven events.
Last week, Congress narrowly passed the “One Big Beautiful Bill Act,” introducing controversial measures like the first-ever national private school voucher program, despite widespread opposition and significant cuts to vital services.
President Trump faces backlash over his spending bill, deemed unpopular and deficit-increasing by analysts.
Trump’s budget proposal could worsen doctor shortages by cutting federal student loans for medical students, impacting healthcare access.
The Trump administration has deployed National Guard Troops to LA, mirroring plans laid out in Project 2025.
Lindsey Burke joins the U.S. Department of Education as deputy chief of staff for policy, proposing to reduce federal involvement in education.
Originally by Zeeshan Aleem at www.msn.com President Donald Trump has enacted a raft of suppressive policies ostensibly designed to combat antisemitism, such as cutting off funding
Project 2025, introduced by the Heritage Foundation, outlines plans to reshape the federal government, impacting various policies from abortion rights to LGBTQ protections. Critics argue it may lead to authoritarianism.
A Murdoch-owned paper criticizes Trump’s appointment of E.J. Antoni as BLS director, warning against politicizing labor statistics.
In the U.S., voting rights face erosion as the Supreme Court weakens protections, raising concerns about democracy’s future.
President Trump nominates E.J. Antoni from the Heritage Foundation as the new Bureau of Labor Statistics chief, replacing Erika McEntarfer.
President Trump attempted to counter a slow jobs report by presenting new economic data with economist Stephen Moore, sparking controversy.
Project 2025, a conservative agenda, has achieved 47% of its goals, with significant policy changes across 34 U.S. government agencies.
Donald Trump denied ties to Project 2025 last year, yet under his second term, it’s 47% complete, impacting several federal agencies.
The FTC dropped racial discrimination claims against North Texas car dealerships, citing a Trump-era directive.
Think tank proposals often fade, yet Project 2025 thrives, reshaping government under Trump’s second term agenda.
A Heritage Foundation official has filed a public records request targeting UNC courses on diversity and LGBTQ+ topics, citing Trump’s executive orders.
The Supreme Court’s right-wing supermajority has facilitated Trump’s agenda, letting him run rampant without explanation.
Paul Dans, a key figure behind Project 2025, is challenging Sen. Lindsey Graham in the SC Republican primary, testing Trump-MAGA loyalty.
In 2022, the Heritage Foundation released Project 2025, a conservative blueprint for reshaping federal policies, now in action under Trump.
President Trump signs an executive order to overhaul U.S. homelessness management, prioritizing treatment over housing.
“This is a quiet, devastating shutdown of a national institution,” wrote Dr. Peggy Carr, as NCES faces collapse.
President Trump appoints Michael Rigas as the new acting GSA chief, marking his third GSA role.
Trump’s admin, supported by GOP and recent Supreme Court rulings, is rapidly expanding a surveillance state, impacting privacy.
The White House named David LaCerte to fill a vacant seat at the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, pending Senate confirmation.
President Trump’s shift in disaster relief could leave Texas vulnerable amidst increasing climate-driven events.
Last week, Congress narrowly passed the “One Big Beautiful Bill Act,” introducing controversial measures like the first-ever national private school voucher program, despite widespread opposition and significant cuts to vital services.
President Trump faces backlash over his spending bill, deemed unpopular and deficit-increasing by analysts.
Trump’s budget proposal could worsen doctor shortages by cutting federal student loans for medical students, impacting healthcare access.
The Trump administration has deployed National Guard Troops to LA, mirroring plans laid out in Project 2025.
Lindsey Burke joins the U.S. Department of Education as deputy chief of staff for policy, proposing to reduce federal involvement in education.
Originally by Zeeshan Aleem at www.msn.com President Donald Trump has enacted a raft of suppressive policies ostensibly designed to combat antisemitism, such as cutting off funding