Ian K. Kullgren
White House Correspondent at Bloomberg Industry Group
Bloomberg @BLaw reporter covering unions, workers & the labor econ. [email protected]. Michigander. @Politico and @Oregonian alum.
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6 days ago |
news.bloomberglaw.com | Ian K. Kullgren
President Donald Trump’s early executive orders will be back in the spotlight this weekend when he hits a milestone in his second stint in the Oval Office. Sunday, April 20, marks Trump’s 90th day in office — a de facto deadline for Cabinet secretaries and senior aides to show progress on executive orders from his first days in office. Trump signed nearly 100 executive orders during his first two weeks, about a dozen of which have specific 90-day deadlines listed in the text.
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6 days ago |
news.bgov.com | Ian K. Kullgren
President Donald Trump’s early executive orders will be back in the spotlight this weekend when he hits a milestone in his second stint in the Oval Office. Sunday, April 20, marks Trump’s 90th day in office — a de facto deadline for Cabinet secretaries and senior aides to show progress on executive orders from his first days in office. Trump signed nearly 100 executive orders during his first two weeks, about a dozen of which have specific 90-day deadlines listed in the text.
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1 week ago |
news.bgov.com | Ian K. Kullgren
The Trump administration is using some unusual — and unusually old — laws to justify its farthest-reaching policy goals. Elements of Trump’s agenda — determining whether thousands of undocumented migrants can stay in the country, or whether women have access to abortion drugs via mail — could hinge on the interpretation of laws that date back to the earliest days of the US when judges wore wigs and court decisions were written by hand.
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1 week ago |
news.bgov.com | Ian K. Kullgren
The White House has denied being upset by how Rep. Elise Stefanik (R-N.Y.) used her leverage during the House GOP budget fight this week, adding she may have a future role in the Trump administration. The New York Republican—a one-time moderate who has increasingly embraced Trump’s MAGA movement—is not in mind for any particular role in the Trump administration but is viewed favorably among the president’s staff, according to the official, who was not authorized to speak publicly.
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2 weeks ago |
news.bloombergtax.com | Ian K. Kullgren |Ken Tran |Jack Fitzpatrick
President Donald Trump met with House Republican leaders and budget hawks Tuesday at the White House, once again leaving Democrats on the sidelines of the high-stakes negotiations. Trump met with GOP budget holdouts and House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) in an effort to push the Senate-passed budget framework across the finish line. He didn’t extend the same invitation to Democrats — underscoring how he’s focused on a single-party strategy despite Republicans’ thin majority in the House.
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