New Executive Orders

Combines government purchasing into one agency to cut waste and save money.

Speeds up domestic mineral production to reduce reliance on foreign countries.

Orders the closure of the Department of Education and returns power to states.

Requires federal agencies to share data to stop waste, fraud, and abuse.

Empowers state and local governments to take the lead in national preparedness.

Revokes several executive orders and actions from the previous administration.

Restricts the U.S. government from doing business with the law firm Paul Weiss.

Reduces the size and functions of seven federal government agencies.

Creates a task force to help the government plan for the 2026 FIFA World Cup.

Changes rules for student loan forgiveness for public service jobs.